Hi Christoph,
here is another copy/paste issue.
When I got an object with several arrays stored in it, then it's hard to copy data out of them, because when you select something and release the mousebutton, it closes the array. So you have to select the data you need, press ctrl+c and then you are allowed to relase the mouse button. If you need another line of the array, you have to reopen it first - takes time.
Example:
fb::log(array('foo'=>array('click me to hide'=>'everything','try to'=>'copy me')));
The problem is, that the whole array is closed by clicking on any of its keys. The values act like supposed to: they dont do anything on click. :-)
I think the only elements that allow you to open or close an array, should be the word map or the whole line:
'foo'=>map(
Its not that big issue and closing a subtree with a click anywhere is also cool. maybe you can check for a selection before closing, not closing at all, when there is one?
regards
sahib
PS: reload on enable works perfect - thx ;-)
Hi Christoph,
here is another copy/paste issue.
When I got an object with several arrays stored in it, then it's hard to copy data out of them, because when you select something and release the mousebutton, it closes the array. So you have to select the data you need, press ctrl+c and then you are allowed to relase the mouse button. If you need another line of the array, you have to reopen it first - takes time.
Example:
fb::log(array('foo'=>array('click me to hide'=>'everything','try to'=>'copy me')));The problem is, that the whole array is closed by clicking on any of its keys. The values act like supposed to: they dont do anything on click. :-)
I think the only elements that allow you to open or close an array, should be the word map or the whole line:
'foo'=>map(Its not that big issue and closing a subtree with a click anywhere is also cool. maybe you can check for a selection before closing, not closing at all, when there is one?
regards
sahib
PS: reload on enable works perfect - thx ;-)