Oliver Tappe <pedevel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 2005-04-21 at 00:49:31 [+0200], Axel Dörfler wrote: > > Oliver Tappe <pedevel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Be's makefile-engine shows off a feature in Pe (and Eddie) that > > > uses > > > special markers to declare sourcefiles to the editor. If you open > > > such > > > a makefile in Pe, it showed a project-window (instead of normal > > > text). > > > This window behaved quite similar to a group-window (i.e. you see > > > a > > > list of files, double-clicking on a file opens it and you can add > > > /remove > > > files). > > And I didn't even know about that :-) > I believe not a lot of people do. It took me ages to find out how > these > things are supposed to work in Pe (as it used to expect specific > mimetypes, > I just couldn't get it to open Jamfiles as projects). I guess you've relieved the MIME type requirement a bit? And your plan is to extend the feature so that one can abandon the <pe- src> comments? That would be very nice, although changes to the Jamfile would probably be complicated to do, then (using the project interface, at least). [...] > > Pe definitely shows too many > > useless options for me (some at least are useful when doing HTML, > > but why > > are they always shown and spread all over the menu?). It should > > remember > > the positions of all windows anyway, and not always open them at > > the same > > position (on top of the screen - centered would be much nicer > > anyway). > > Are there any plans to work on these things? > Hm, don't know about the others, but my plan is to work on the > project-file > support and deal with the worst problems I encounter along the way. > But I think one day we'll have to do a big refactoring step and > rework the > GUI (Rainer had started work on that already, but then RL > intervened). Oh, who else is working (more or less actively) on Pe anyway? I always thought it would just be you... > > I also wonder why undo/redo got "Y" as shortcut, and not "Z" as in > > almost > > every other application I know. > I bet that's because Maarten is from the Netherlands, so for him <CMD > >-Y is > easier to type than <CMD>-Z... That's a good candidate for a quick change :-) > Back to the columnlistview-topic, I wonder if anyone has experience > with > Be's columnlistview? > My own experience is limited to Santa's ColumnListView, which is > designed > in a not-so-object-oriented manner, but is known to work reliably. > I have heard that Be's columnlistview is buggy, but that there is a > better > version around (being used in Vision). Does anyone have first-hand > experience with that one? Just how good is it? I think this question would best be asked on the general BeDev mailing list - I know that there were several people working on it, and AFAICT it should be usable. René can probably tell you more about this, too. Bye, Axel.