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#377 edit buttons to add empty source/project files

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2013-10-10
2010-11-09
Lee Worden
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WW should provide little square buttons atop the edit window to insert skeletal source-file and project-file tags.

David also requests a button to create a skeleton latex file, so beginners can hit the button and then get started by filling in the paper's title, author, etc.

Note that this could be done by a separate extension.

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  • Lee Worden

    Lee Worden - 2013-01-24

    Done in r967. Three buttons: source-file, project-file, and tab (since it's hard to put tabs into makefiles otherwise).

    Not the latex part, though. I think that should be a separate extension. I'll keep this open for that. I would want David to provide the skeleton code, I guess.

     
  • Lee Worden

    Lee Worden - 2013-07-31

    Ticket moved from /p/workingwiki/feature-requests/11/

     
  • Lee Worden

    Lee Worden - 2013-09-19

    The 3 we've good look great and work great in firefox. Not looking right in Chrome.

     
  • Lee Worden

    Lee Worden - 2013-10-10

    Now also not looking right in Firefox, I think. They'd probably be fine, except for a clever hack I introduced to make them load faster by using data: urls inlines in the css and then stuffing them into the img src on the fly.

    I think this is the fix to the bug in that: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4776670/should-setting-an-image-src-to-data-url-be-available-immediately

     
    • Lee Worden

      Lee Worden - 2013-10-11

      Ha, now it works on Chrome (a fix to the regexp I was using on the data: url) but not on Firefox.

       
      • Lee Worden

        Lee Worden - 2013-10-11

        Got it! Just one more little mistake in the regexp. Looks good in both FF and Chrome now. I'll figure it's fixed, but should remember to try it in Safari sometime, and maybe IE.

         

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