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On 05/04/2015 16:12, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Simon Knight wrote:
You raise some interesting and in some ways disturbing questions. Why
are we seemingly locked into an endless cycle of replacing working
equipment with new more expensive versions?
Read Vict
> On Apr 5, 2015, at 4:20 AM, Peter TB Brett wrote:
> On all other platforms I use GNU Emacs, the one editor to rule them all, the
> ultimate editor, the true choice of Real Programmers, etc. etc.
"I refuse to get involved in a theological argument." - Charlie Brown
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Simon Knight wrote:
You raise some interesting and in some ways disturbing questions. Why
are we seemingly locked into an endless cycle of replacing working
equipment with new more expensive versions?
Read Victor Papanek's "Design for the Real World".
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
On 2015-04-04 15:52, Shawn Beagle wrote:
I’ve used TextWrangler, TextEdit, WebStorm, Coda2, Sublime Text2 & 3,
Brackets, and now use Atom. I prefer Atom, mainly because of the
packets manager, and that it’s open source.
I'm currently using Atom on OS X.
On all other platforms I use GNU Emacs,
On 2015-04-04 11:12, Richmond wrote:
Where the website refers to "Revolution" read 'LiveCode', where the
website refers to "Transcript" read whatever-the-heck the programming
language in LiveCode is currently called, if anything at all.
If it helps, in the office we currently refer to the "tra
On 05/04/15 11:14, Simon Knight wrote:
Richmond,
You raise some interesting and in some ways disturbing questions.
That's because I am both interesting and disturbing . . . LOL
I remember watching the very good film of "Far from the Madding Crowd"
with Alan Bates and Julie Christie when I
Richmond,
You raise some interesting and in some ways disturbing questions. Why
are we seemingly locked into an endless cycle of replacing working
equipment with new more expensive versions? In early days the
improvements were real with greater storage and improved graphics. I
bought my fir
On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 6:52 AM, Shawn Beagle wrote:
> I’ve used TextWrangler, TextEdit, WebStorm, Coda2, Sublime Text2 & 3,
> Brackets, and now use Atom. I prefer Atom, mainly because of the packets
> manager, and that it’s open source.
I've ended up with Textmate, mainly because there's a cod
I’ve used TextWrangler, TextEdit, WebStorm, Coda2, Sublime Text2 & 3, Brackets,
and now use Atom. I prefer Atom, mainly because of the packets manager, and
that it’s open source.
> On Apr 4, 2015, at 04:12, Richmond wrote:
>
> On 04/04/15 11:48, Simon Knight wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have to p
On 04/04/15 15:10, Simon Knight wrote:
I've no objection to the built in script editor (except when it bangs
out during debug) especially as I have just re-discovered that if I
cut and paste from it I get coloured text. However, I want to create
a document that compares Livecode script with VB
I've no objection to the built in script editor (except when it bangs
out during debug) especially as I have just re-discovered that if I cut
and paste from it I get coloured text. However, I want to create a
document that compares Livecode script with VBA code and if I do a cut
and paste from
On 04/04/15 13:18, Simon Knight wrote:
Richmond,
Many thanks - I will give textwrangler a try, I have used it as a
plain text editor but never really dug deep: I have down loaded the
"Revolution" add-in that you pointed me to and may have a try at
creating my own. The one thing I have not be
Richmond,
Many thanks - I will give textwrangler a try, I have used it as a plain
text editor but never really dug deep: I have down loaded the
"Revolution" add-in that you pointed me to and may have a try at
creating my own. The one thing I have not been able to do is to
directly export col
On 04/04/15 11:48, Simon Knight wrote:
Hi,
I have to produce some documentation and am looking for an editor
(Apple Mac) that will support language syntax colouring. I am
experimenting with TextWrangler. The complication is I want to use
both Livecode and MS Access VBA code.
Do you have a
On 04/04/15 11:48, Simon Knight wrote:
Hi,
I have to produce some documentation and am looking for an editor
(Apple Mac) that will support language syntax colouring. I am
experimenting with TextWrangler. The complication is I want to use
both Livecode and MS Access VBA code.
Do you have a
Hi,
I have to produce some documentation and am looking for an editor (Apple
Mac) that will support language syntax colouring. I am experimenting
with TextWrangler. The complication is I want to use both Livecode and
MS Access VBA code.
Do you have any suggestions ?
best wishes
Simon
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