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Re: Apple's Support of WebObjects
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Re: Apple's Support of WebObjects


  • Subject: Re: Apple's Support of WebObjects
  • From: Mike Schrag <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 18:04:39 -0400

Is there a way of getting Entity Modeler behave more like EOModeler for shortcuts?
Log me a bug in the WOLips jira with exactly which shortcuts you want and I can drop them in.

3. User Interface doesn't "feel OS Xish" -- This is leveled a lot, but I'm REALLY curious to find out SPECIFICS of what people mean by it.
For me, it more or less that I use to mouse MUCH more in Eclipse, than I do in native Cocoa apps (see the comment for Entity Modeler). The shortcuts and behaviour changes, when you switch between perspectives. The whole thing (the combo of Eclipse and all the "modules" used in there) is somewhat inconsistant in that part.
"design by 47 committees"

I just like to do more with more common shortcuts and more consistant behaviour. I can't lay my finger on specific things - perhaps I haven't configured Eclipse in a way that it really behaves like I want it.
If you can nail down specific behavior oddities, log bugs for them and I'll see what I can see ...

ms

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