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The 31 march 2006 build is out.

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Zingam:
I wonder when the developers will add the following features:

1. A toolbar with a Save Project button and Save Workspace button
2. A right-click option on a workspace: Add a new project
3. Change the icons for Find & Replace with icons that are more expressive what thay do.

:)

4. Improve the Find & Replace dialogs?


Is the bug that crashes CB on linux when moving the toolbars already fixed?

killerbot:

--- Quote from: Zingam on April 01, 2006, 02:23:35 pm ---
2. A right-click option on a workspace: Add a new project

--- End quote ---

Good idea, just thinking out loud (no promise for implementation though) :
 - add new project --> boots up the new project commands
 - add existing project  --> boots up the open project commands
Names : add existing project, or open project ?? In this case I think the "add" is better : consistency for new and existing.

thomas:

--- Quote from: Zingam on April 01, 2006, 02:23:35 pm ---I wonder when the developers will add the following features:

1. A toolbar with a Save Project button and Save Workspace button
2. A right-click option on a workspace: Add a new project
3. Change the icons for Find & Replace with icons that are more expressive what thay do.

--- End quote ---
Not any time soon, possibly never.

First, the topics in the nightly builds forum are neither for bug reporting, nor are they for feature requests. Even though we have occasionally (out of pure amiability) reacted to bug reports in here, we will probably not do so with feature requests.
Second, those are features which are not really needed, but which nevertheless carry a few dependencies and may introduce new bugs/problems.

We already have more than enough to do at the present time with things that are needed, and we will have enough new bugs appearing with the necessary changes taking place in the next weeks. Staying on schedule with what we have to do so far is already mission impossible.

Zingam:
I see. So it also means that the interface won't be customizable too, does it?

thomas:
It is, partially (via the wxKeybinder plugin) and it will be (generally supported by the core application). Only just not now.

Although the action-based, fully customizable event system is practically ready for use, there is no way we could release it before version 1.0, as we did not have and do not have the time to thoroughly test it. You wouldn't want us to release code which we are not at least 99% certain of, would you.
If you look at the roadmap, you will see that we already have an almost unreasonably tight schedule. We will only have 1-2 weeks to test all the changes that we have planned for the final release before meeting release date. Actually, that is pure madness, but we don't have a choice, tempus fugit...

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