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I know this is an old thread, but if IBM is reading ....
I mostly agree with Dan & Scott, but I (also) don't want to see line
numbers & line commands go away. I've been burnt too many times by the
unreliability of cut/paste operations which depend upon highlighting
text. For example, a slight movement of the mouse while you're clicking
in a new window is too easily perceived as a drag, deselecting the
source you may trying to copy. Line commands stay where you type them!
:-)
Jerry Gloekler
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On Tue, 18 Dec 2012, Scott Klement wrote:
I agree with your suggestions, Dan. Though, I'd add one thing: The only
thing I use the line numbers for is RRT/LLT blocks to changing the
indenting level of code (shift the code to the right/left.) LPEX should
have another way of doing that. (Or, maybe it does, but is really hard
to find?)
I agree with pretty much everything you said here, though I do not use
the "wonderful Java editors" you reference.
Especially the enter key breaking the line -- this drives me up the
friggin' wall.
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