larry wrote:

> Richard,
> It appears to me that you missed my point.

Indeed, and apparently I'm not alone in that.

I understand that you want a tool for your own personal use that is separate from what others would have access to. You've made the request rather frequently here, and I appreciate that you've submitted this to the bug report DB as well (#10887 for those who may want to add comments there). So please rest assured your desire for this specific tool is well recognized here.

As useful as your request may be, it seems that a greater number community members would rather focus their own time on shared information.

This isn't to say that your desire for a more personal tool doesn't have merit, but merely that in the role of Community Manager my own focus will tend to reflect things that can benefit the community as a whole.

Given the frequency with which you express your desire to have this tool written for you, I had hoped you'd have noticed when Peter Haworth generously did exactly that - please let me post the relevant excerpt from his recent email a third time here:

 > I have a free plugin that allows you to enter your own notes
 > and tags about a dictionary entry.  They are local to you so
 > not available to all users.
 >
 > If interested, you can find it at
 > http://www.lcsql.com/free-stuff.html


On this I'm in complete agreement:

> Also, it would be nice to search on the body and notes of the
> Dictionary. If that is currently possible (in 6.1.1) I do not
> know how to do it.

Full-text search can be handy, but sometimes prone to returning too many results.

Still, better than not having it at all.

I'd like to see a tag system introduced, so both the core team and the community could supply tags for token entries. That would help with the majority of "I couldn't find it" moments when the search term doesn't match the exact token name, but would allow for more precise results than most free-text indexing could offer.

I'll discuss both with Ben at the next Community meeting.

--
 Richard Gaskin
 LiveCode Community Manager
 rich...@livecode.org


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