We should also consider that it's labelled 'minibuffer' in fairly
readable font. Users only need to look at their screen to see what it
looks like, and then some reading to figure it out.
-->Jake
On 11/22/2013 12:09 PM, Fidel N wrote:
Well, this is just an idea and perhaphs is harder to implement thant I
would think, but what about setting the default text shown by the
minibuffer as:
"Hello: Write here any Leo command and I will execute it! For
instance, write 'help-commands' and I will show you a list of
available commands!"
And the user could disable that default text shown by the minibuffer
by right-click disable "welcome text".
Now it says "insert state", doesnt invite to insert Leo commands for
newbies hehehe.
On Friday, November 22, 2013 6:03:25 PM UTC+1, Reinhard Engel wrote:
I would strongly recommend *against* command line, as that
means something very specific to a lot of people. I think
perhaps 'command area' or even 'control box'?
-->Jake
Jake is right. 'Command line' is something people know from
terminal windows or REPLs. But, imo, 'Command' should be in the
name; 'Command field' would do, because, technically, it's (just)
a field.
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