easy to test out-of-box preferences
Scott Wallace
Scott.Wallace at disney.com
Thu Feb 8 21:54:17 UTC 2001
Hi, Doug,
At 12:09 PM -0500 2/8/01, Doug Way wrote:
> > * preserveTrash is off, so things won't build up in your trash-can.
>
>I just had an idle thought here... it might be nice for the default
>setting to keep a single item (at most) in the trash can. This
>would protect yourself from accidentally hitting the X halo on a
>morph, but at the same time keep the trash can from filling up with
>lots of stuff. It'd be basically like the one-level undo. Not
>critical, but nice to have.
Well, this perhaps could and should be done directly using the
existing Undo architecture.
> > * smartUpdating is off, so browsers will not self-update in
>inactive windows.
>
>Probably good... I've noticed things slowing down when I have lots
>of browser-like windows open, which is probably the smartUpdating.
>The important thing is that when a browser window is brought to the
>front, it updates, so you never have the out-of-date code problem
>that used to happen. (This seems to work fine with smartUpdating
>off.)
Yes, that was always a design goal of that work, and, of course,
that's the *only* way it works in mvc.
-- Scott
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