me too. Many times a day I hit ctrl-f in that window looking for XML or
TWIG or WAV or whatever. Now I can't do anything. We upgraded in the
company because of some fixes we needed for xml and utf8, but the docs are
useless.
David Wright
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Re: regenerating AS perl html docs
07/10/2005 09:47 PM
Richard A. Wells wrote:
> Chris Wagner wrote:
>
>> Now I see what happened. Somebody at ActiveState thought they would be
cute
>> by replacing the old TOC with a DHTML expansion menu. [...]
>>
> I, too, preferred the old way, esp. since I could browser-search the TOC
> to find a module by substring. At least an expand all/clear all button
> would help me (but not Chris or the Lynx crowd).
I'm against exploring any M$-only features of a browser - just doesn't
make any sense since people that use Perl are much less likely to use
M$ software over freeware (ie: they're smarter than your average user).
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