Man, if you think that the flexibility to put code all over the message hierarchy causes problems (which, by the way, can be overcome by using the Find function - at least it's never been any more of a problem for me than that), you ought to try to read the monolithic CODE (there's a reason why it's called code and not poetry, after all) that many other tools cause you to write because of their design.
The same sort of issues that you encounter because of the ability to segment and segregate your code is exactly the same thing that makes most Object-Oriented languages such a pain to read that there are "best practice" guidelines that are "strongly recommended" - even though they are not enforced, and therefore are not worth anything anyway. "Experts" can't even decide if CSS should be on one line or many in an HTML document. C and its derivatives are case-sensitive! Buffer overflows occur because...most languages don't demand that the code that HAD to be stongly-typed is also range-bound-checked at runtime. Sorry to go off on the rant over this, but maybe you have no idea how much better this paradigm is than most of the other ones. Just for the heck of it, download the Aptana editor, which is widely acclaimed to be one of the best ones out there. Then ask yourself why all the way around the margin of your screen there are tabs and tools and controls that take 1/3 of it away from you. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
