kilon wrote:
I agree but I want to offer something slightly different. Remove the accept
button/ command altogether. Anything that is typed by the user is
automatically accepted , if user changes his mind he should be able to use
undo/redo . Preferably create a history tool (dont know if changes could
help here, I know pharo users use this to recover lost changes) similar to
ones found in Photoshop or 3d apps that the user can use to return back in
time to any change he made without pressing undo continuously.
It is annoyance and offers zero advantages as it is to the user. But I am
curious to listening to other opinions as well on this.
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That sounds dangerous, particularly if you are playing with internals of
UI or other system parts. What if half way through an edit you need to
leave the keyboard, and that ends up being a few hours or longer, and
you don't remember where you were.
regards -ben
