Hello!
Sunday, March 19, 2000, 13:16, Tom Plunket <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> ... Also, if you indent any line by 20 characters with an >
>>> after it, the highlighting miraculously disappears (why 20? dunno!):
PF>> One of those decisions developers have to make.
TP> ...that there should be an option for.
Why? IMHO this option will be strictly useless. Please note there is
*no* UI without some restrictions/limitations. You couldn't get the user
an ability to customize everything in your application.
JFYI, there is a rule in an application development called 90/10 (or
80/20 - it doesn't matter): you
will have to spend 10% of development time to create an ideas, describe
them as algorithms, to write and debug your sources etc. _and_ 90% of
time - to create a UI (of course if you wish to sell your application
:-).
:-) Is there a way to determine which option suggested by some user is
_really_ useful?
TP> Personally, I'd say that a line is a quote line only if the >
TP> character is preceded by alpha characters only (aka no spaces).
Please remember that there are so many quoting styles inluding, for
example,
> Quouting
The quote matching criteria you are speaking about will not work there.
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