On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 05:13:20 +0600, Ray Benjamin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Reasamp,
Yes, you should not duplicate code. If the code is going to be used in
two different places, make it a function, that way, if there are bugs or
improvements, they only have to be done in a single place.
Do
Reasamp,
Yes, you should not duplicate code. If the code is going to be used in
two different places, make it a function, that way, if there are bugs or
improvements, they only have to be done in a single place.
Functions are also appropriate as a way to help document the code and
make the a
Just found another very minor, related, issue
After I make the change Dan described just inside DocumentPane.setHTMLView
of SimplyHTML, it misses the change when the HTML code panel opens first
on clicking a node. Say if I OK a particular change while the HTML code
window is open, and re-clic
Disabling direct editing is not a good idea IMHO.
Dan
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It does make sense to remove the HTML and BODY tags as well. I should
have thought of that, myself, doh.
Before we think about disabling a feature like direct editing of the
HTML, we should find out if any of our users are already depending on
it. There are some people on every open source pro
This looks like an excellent solution to me.
Ray
Dan Polansky wrote:
Hi,
The STYLE tag should not be stored in every single node; HTML styling
can be made globally accross the whole map, using a property from
user.properties.
The HEAD tag including STYLE tag can be removed from the Simply
> * if (!Util.preferenceIsTrue("writeHead","true"))
> *newText = newText.replaceAll("(?ims).*?( and tags, because they too can contain similar
wide-scale attributes inside the tags. So maybe I'd prefer something
similar to this:
newText =
newText.replaceAll("(?ims).*?\\
Hi,
The STYLE tag should not be stored in every single node; HTML styling can be
made globally accross the whole map, using a property from user.properties.
The HEAD tag including STYLE tag can be removed from the SimplyHTML code
view too, using the following patch of DocumentPane.java of the met
Hmm,
I'll wait and see what others think of it. And yes, some very specific
parts of freemind, by my opinion did seem to get overly feature-heavy
:( But I'm sure we can all fix things up later, maybe after 0.9.0.
And I think I completely missed the development of the extension
interfaces, an
Reasamp,
Welcome to the project. Your enthusiasm and energy are admirable. I'm
glad you've chosen to work with us. I'm especially pleased that you are
willing to jump right in to fixing problems you encounter.
I'm Ray Benjamin, self-appointed project nit-picker and cheerleader. My
background i
I'm not quites sure who here's working on it right now, so I'm posting it
here.
When I saw the HTML editor with long notes, impression was that every node
is a miniature HTML document and just naively I expected that if I make
changes inside
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