Hi Mark, Windows users don't have the feature. I will see if I get any other feedback on the styles before I attempt it. Peter.. On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 8:25 AM, Mark Burton <markb@ordern.com> wrote:
Hello Peter & Suzie
1. The first suggestion I have is to output the warning messages in html format so that when the url for a problem is logged, the file can be opened in a browser and just click on the link to problem. I played with this and it seems to work, maybe an extra option could be added to output this format so the default is how it is now?
I don't know what system you are using but on Linux, all I have to to is display the log file in a terminal window (using less) and I can copy URLs straight from the text by putting the cursor over the URL and using the right mouse button to pop up a context menu. No need for a browser.
2. This may be able to be done already but I could not see how, currently I use my own style files to create the output I desire but every time a new feature is added the the default ones I need to get that and add to all my style sets or reapply my changes to the default ones. It would be good to have the ability to create a set of overide style files that only contain things that are to be changed from the default style you are using and some type of marker so some default ones can be deleted.
Are they worth me looking at?
Perhaps, but given that a lot of people use radically different style files from the default, it may not be taken up by the hard-core stylers? Don't know, just guessing.
Cheers,
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