On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Russell Allen wrote:

> - a scribblepad

TinyPaintMorph may be a great starting point.

> - a class browser (so that I can code on my iPaq!)

I modified the regular browser for an older (0.01) version of Dynapad,
that was basically the single-class view with the method list moved to the
bottom and a 'find' button.  The method list at the bottom worked pretty
well- turning on the WinCE (or Qtopia?) character recognition space on the
bottom covered it up, but none of the method text.  This only required the
addition of one method on Browser.  You may want something more than just
this which is somewhat hackish but better than using the regular browser.
(IMHO)

> and I'm sure that the speed and responsiveness of the system can still
> be improved.
>
> Have you tried the code on a handheld, or just on your desktop?

On the desktop so far.  However, I tried out a bunch of the morph caching
you recomended and found performance increased a lot.  Planning on giving
it a whirl on an iPAQ pretty soon.

Regards,
Aaron

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