On 6-Jul-07, at 17:36 , Chuck Hill wrote:
2. There is already an inspector (of sorts) for the WO tag being
edited. Click on the tag in the HTML and the WOD portion
automatically scrolls to the definition in the WOD. Ctrl-space in
the definition to see all bindings ( foo =). Adding an inspector
is probably not too much work, though perhaps of little benefit
once you have gotten used to auto-complete.
So it is not really too far off what you want with no real need for
a full blown WO Builder.
Right, thanks for the tip. An inspector might make it easier to
present some tooltip with the documentation of the binding. But then
again, that would be of most use for newbies.
Chuck
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