Hmm... maybe this kind of feedback:

- Should it be a preference or the default way of CMD+Dot?
- What entries would you like to see in this list by default?
- How might a possible extension point look like to add a domain-specific clean-up rule? or is #cleanUp: enough?

Best,
Marcel
Am 15.05.2019 18:46:36 schrieb Chris Cunnington <brasspen at gmail.com>:
This is interesting. I wanted to add a Load Abort button to ScriptBook, but I realized that you can’t press a button in the UI when something is loading. The only way to stop it is CMD+Dot. Initially I thought I’d have a button that did what CMD+Dot did, but for the life of me I couldn’t see how that worked. I’m glad to see it so clearly illustrated. As it works, I’m not sure what kind of feedback you’re looking for here. But if you’re polling to see if people think it’s a good idea, then you have my vote. 
+1 

Chris 


On May 15, 2019, at 10:47 AM, Marcel Taeumel <marcel.taeumel at hpi.de [mailto:marcel.taeumel at hpi.de]> wrote:

Hi, there.

Please find attached a changeset. It represents a quick prototype to make the CMD+Dot command more powerful. One might extend it to provide user-friendly, domain-specific clean-up or restarts of applications.

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Best,
Marcel
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