On 07/12/14 09:09, Erik Beugelaar wrote:
I am afraid it must be the unicode beast... Personally I have never seen
the need of it to implement it in this way so you can program in another
foreign language (eg Chinese ;-). But I hope it will be parameterized so
you can choose which unicode you want to support in the end result of your
application.
Erik
At the risk of repeating myself [always struck me as funny, that phrase;
because whoever
uses it then repeats themself] . . .
I suggested that it might not be a bad idea if parts of the NEW (i.e.
'7') Livecode were
modularised in someway so that parts could be included or excluded via a
preferences palette.
For the sake of argument, those who have no need of all the fancy and
system-heavy Unicode
parts could exclude them so that they are not 'bound into' a standalone.
Considering the effort that seems to have gone into refactoring and
rejigging how Unicode is
implemented . . .
. . . [Unicode capability has NOT been introduced as a new feature, as I
have been leveraging
Unicode for donkey's ages with LC 4.5] . . .
. . . I wonder if it would not take too much extra effort to chop the
IDE up into LEGO-like
pieces . . . after all, the concept of 'Plug-ins' is already part of
Livecode.
As I have started smelling "8" flavoured smells, let us hope that "8"
(or, if we are very lucky, a "7.5")
is not as clunky as, say Windows Vista . . .
. . . because of feature bloat that can not be opted into and out-of.
---------------------------------------
But then I'm the chap who suggested that RunRev consider re-releasing a
commercial version of
say 4.0 or 4.5 at a reduced rate for those who feel that those versions
suffice for what they need.
So, shouting in the wilderness, I stagger on, increasingly bonkers and
wild-eyed.
Richmond.
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