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Computer Whizz posted 21-03-2003 02:35 GMT
I have been doing some work on my project lately and am wondering which one YOU the users' (hopefully) would like the colour (highlighting) settings to be like...
I am swinging towards one, with a certain aspect from the other - but please remember, these two pictures were done in 2 minutes and have NO code in them whatsoever, I'm waiting for feedback on good/bad idea's before I actually code this part.
Here are the pictures:
[u]ONE[/u]:

This has a listbox, describing the highlighted text. The user can add/remove whatever they like. ALOT of customisability here... I missed out a couple of things I would have liked to include : Up/Down organisational buttons (to organise which was processed first), a sample text to show how it would look.
[u]TWO[/u]:

This image has got a preview in it, but is pretty rigid in comparison to the first. The buttons make it look horrible - I didn't really capture the way I wanted to go but it gives a good idea.
It's pretty clear I like the first one best, and I think it has great customisability without getting confusing or lost in tab's and buttons (opening more windows to more tabs).
Oh - and Al (and anyone else with problems), if you can't get the pictures up (because you've said before you've had difficulty with my server) then I'll e-mail them to you if you wish.
The files *should* be:
www.roxor.freeserve.co.uk/Highlight1.gif and
www.roxor.freeserve.co.uk/Highlight2.gif
Don't forget it's case sensitive!!
Computer Whizz
Computer Whizz posted 21-03-2003 02:37 GMT
Oops... Images need http:// : )

Computer Whizz
Computer Whizz posted 21-03-2003 02:38 GMT
This is my third and LAST post to get this right!!
> : (

Computer Whizz
Alex posted 21-03-2003 16:50 GMT
That second one is horrible! Nested tabs - AND one of them being split across two rows - is a BAD idea.
The first one is a lot better, though I can't really see what it's supposed to do. What do the two tabs "General" and "Highlighting" mean?
Computer Whizz posted 21-03-2003 17:11 GMT
As I thought - the first is the best.
General settings are for the general settings of the program... Highlighting is for the colours of the syntax.
Computer Whizz
0 Ste 0 posted 27-03-2003 14:17 GMT
i agree with alex, first is better =)
Jakk posted 28-03-2003 02:38 GMT
I'll try anything... they all look good. I judge on skill levels though... I couldnt do any better, but I am blind in the way of ASL coding....It made no sence i bet...but i am hyper today, and my hands are shaking...
Gautier UK posted 28-03-2003 13:14 GMT
lol jakk

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Author	Topic: My ASL Editor...
Computer Whizz	posted 21-03-2003 02:35 GMT I have been doing some work on my project lately and am wondering which one YOU the users' (hopefully) would like the colour (highlighting) settings to be like... I am swinging towards one, with a certain aspect from the other - but please remember, these two pictures were done in 2 minutes and have NO code in them whatsoever, I'm waiting for feedback on good/bad idea's before I actually code this part. Here are the pictures: [u]ONE[/u]: This has a listbox, describing the highlighted text. The user can add/remove whatever they like. ALOT of customisability here... I missed out a couple of things I would have liked to include : Up/Down organisational buttons (to organise which was processed first), a sample text to show how it would look. [u]TWO[/u]: This image has got a preview in it, but is pretty rigid in comparison to the first. The buttons make it look horrible - I didn't really capture the way I wanted to go but it gives a good idea. It's pretty clear I like the first one best, and I think it has great customisability without getting confusing or lost in tab's and buttons (opening more windows to more tabs). Oh - and Al (and anyone else with problems), if you can't get the pictures up (because you've said before you've had difficulty with my server) then I'll e-mail them to you if you wish. The files should be: www.roxor.freeserve.co.uk/Highlight1.gif and www.roxor.freeserve.co.uk/Highlight2.gif Don't forget it's case sensitive!! Computer Whizz
Computer Whizz	posted 21-03-2003 02:37 GMT Oops... Images need http:// : ) Computer Whizz
Computer Whizz	posted 21-03-2003 02:38 GMT This is my third and LAST post to get this right!! > : ( Computer Whizz
Alex	posted 21-03-2003 16:50 GMT That second one is horrible! Nested tabs - AND one of them being split across two rows - is a BAD idea. The first one is a lot better, though I can't really see what it's supposed to do. What do the two tabs "General" and "Highlighting" mean?
Computer Whizz	posted 21-03-2003 17:11 GMT As I thought - the first is the best. General settings are for the general settings of the program... Highlighting is for the colours of the syntax. Computer Whizz
0 Ste 0	posted 27-03-2003 14:17 GMT i agree with alex, first is better =)
Jakk	posted 28-03-2003 02:38 GMT I'll try anything... they all look good. I judge on skill levels though... I couldnt do any better, but I am blind in the way of ASL coding....It made no sence i bet...but i am hyper today, and my hands are shaking...
Gautier UK	posted 28-03-2003 13:14 GMT lol jakk