[wingide-users] Some more things ...

On Tue, 2001-10-23 at 19:11, Martin Preishuber wrote:
> Hi again,
> 
> Here are some more thoughts, which might be useful:
> 
> - On samba-mounted drives the question dialog "file has saved on disk,
> do you want to reload" appears even if the file hasn't changed. I know
> that this is some common problem of editors (at least xemacs has the
> same problem).
> - The suggestion mechanism is great (you know when you type string<dot>
> you get all available functions). Maybe it would be useful, if pageUp
> and pageDown would work in the listbox, not only cursorUp and
> cursorDown.
> - Is there some option to enable this string<dot> behaviour manually ? I
> sometimes have sourcecode which starts with #!@PYTHON@ (.in files which
> will be built by autoconf) and that mechanism doesn't work with those
> files.
> - Is it possible to save the settings of the Source Browser ? Usually I
> use "Browse By Module" and don't want to see Variables and Attributes,
> but I have to set these options manually everytime I load a project (or
> open WingIDE).

Oh, I meant I usually Browse by class hierarchy  .... by module is
default.

> 
> Hmm, that's all which came to my mind ;-) 
> Btw. I'm really glad that you've made WingIDE. It makes live as a python
> coder much easier, especially project managment and that suggestion of
> class methods and things ... thanks a lot ;-)
> 
> Martin
> 
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> 
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> described as being n-dimensional.  Like modern sex, any number can play.
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Mathematicians often resort to something called Hilbert space, which is
described as being n-dimensional.  Like modern sex, any number can play.
-- Dr. Thor Wald, "Beep/The Quincunx of Time", by James Blish