I would love to try such kind of system.
Did you try to write a small prototype?
Stef
Don;t worry for your english we are all making mistakes (happily).
On Sep 23, 2009, at 2:57 AM, empty wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm a ten year Smalltalker, in spare time. I found most IDE are not
> usable
> at all.
>
> To enable usable an IDE I suggest separating info input service and
> edit
> service and mouse selection services.
>
> In short, each inputting area on any browser/inspector/explorer/etc
> should
> have a visible reference Letter and a floating inputting window for
> inputting service. On that window you type cd target-area-ref-letter
> return
> then the floating input window move to the target area waiting for
> user
> input and auto-complete/in-line edit things will be supported by
> inputting
> service here in the input window. When user return, the text is send
> to the
> target.
> Mousing/key board selecting/editing etc. will be handled by the
> current
> topic area and one get the input window back to work on.
>
> This could be think of as a modernized xterm in Smalltalk.
>
> (sorry I'm not a native English speaker)
>
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