So the question for the crew here is: Is it better to have the IDE
honor the stack's style or override it and open the stack in a
specific mode.
IMHO:
Open from menu in IDE as well as open/go from script should respect
the saved stack style.
Other opening commands (toplevel, palette,...) shou
Open as palette
Alejandro Tejada capellan2000 at yahoo.com
Tue May 18 17:14:17 EDT 2004
on Tue, 18 May 2004
Richard Gaskin wrote:
> So the question for the crew here is: Is it better
> to have the IDE
> honor the stack's style or override it and open the
> stack in a specific
&g
on Tue, 18 May 2004
Richard Gaskin wrote:
> So the question for the crew here is: Is it better
> to have the IDE
> honor the stack's style or override it and open the
> stack in a specific
> mode.
I'll prefer that the IDE ask the Developer:
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T
Recently, "Wouter" wrote:
> What is the problem?
> Open stack from file menu always was toplevel. (see scripts)
> Open stack from script without mode opens the stack in the style it was
> set or not (default)
> Why would it be a bug? It is the way it is written.
I wish I had known this several y
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Scott Rossi wrote:
On 5/18/04 10:20 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
So the question for the crew here is: Is it better to have the IDE
honor the stack's style or override it and open the stack in a specific
mode.
I'd say, if possible, honor the stack style. We want to do what the user
has set up.
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Jacqueline Landman
Scott wrote:
> ...I think saving/honoring the stack's style is a good thing.
I concur. If I set the style of a stack, this is me the user specifying a
property. I would not expect the IDE to over-ride me.
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Question: is this something new that's been added to the latest
engine, or
is a part of the Rev IDE? Because I notice that stack styles are
apparently
not persistent with MC 2.5. I can save a stack whose style is palette,
close it, and reopen it, and it displays as t
Robert Brenstein wrote:
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, "Richard Gaskin" wrote:
The style property of a stack is
a persistent property, so if it's opened with the generic "open"
command
it should be fine.
Question: is this something new that's been added to the latest
engine, or
is a part of the Re
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, "Richard Gaskin" wrote:
The style property of a stack is
a persistent property, so if it's opened with the generic "open" command
it should be fine.
Question: is this something new that's been added to the latest engine, or
is a part of the Rev IDE? Because I notice th
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, "Richard Gaskin" wrote:
The style property of a stack is
a persistent property, so if it's opened with the generic "open" command
it should be fine.
Question: is this something new that's been added to the latest engine, or
is a part of the Rev IDE? Because I notice th
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