Hi Deelan
You had me then:)
...good reading:)
-Chregu being the main responsible for the Bitflux Editor, I hope he has in-
between looked into Midas, to give the ultimative answer.
I went quickly to the Midas page, but didn't see anything which told me that it
isn't a HTML editor. Still, I agree with you, maybe there are things to pick up.
It's up to Chregu to tell us that, I guess.
Anyway, thanks for the reply - it does make much more sense that way.
Best
Roger
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> >>the built-in mozilla editor (composer) or the newly added midas module
> >>could be used instead of reinventing the wheel and write everything
> >>from scratch. why not personalize composer? or use midas?
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> > no offense, but IMHO these are HTML editors? or have I missed something?
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> well, i just picked up the idea as i read this comment on
> mozillazine:
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> [chregu]
> "We (Bitflux) wanted to look into Midas for a long time, but didn't
> have the time to do it. Maybe this is a solution to make it more
> responsive and better editable. (...) Now's the best
> time, as we are in the planning phase for the next major version :)"
> http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=2900&message=5#5
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> well, i was wondering that, since there are two running "editor"
> projects within mozilla you could recycle some code from one or both
> of them.
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> sounds reasonable to me.
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> cheers.
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