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trollySome ideas?
Hi, I want to make q-step usable and usefull. So i ask you, what do you want to see on q-step?		2010-11-121:05 PM
ToddRe:Some ideas?
Some sort of IDE-like development environment. It'd be nice to write our own applications for Q-Step.		2010-11-121:57 PM
BrandonRe:Some ideas?
A text editor and something a lot of GUIs seem to ignore: a good filemanager.
2010-11-123:53 PM
HorvatMRe:Some ideas?
something a lot of GUIs seem to ignore: a good filemanager. How ironic.		2010-11-125:30 PM
JasonRe:Some ideas?
Brandon:
A text editor and something a lot of GUIs seem to ignore: a good filemanager. If you cared to try Q-Step it already has those features PS: Brandon, I want a quotey-ma-bob-derkin.		2010-11-128:38 PM
BrandonRe:Some ideas?
I have tried it, however it doesn't have a a full featured file manager, it may have file dialogs, but I don't remember seeing a file manager. I do however rmember the text editor, I was more answering "What I want in Q-Step" than "What should be added to Q-Step", but calling me out as not having tried it when you have no idea as to wether or not I've tried it is just being rude.		2010-11-129:08 PM
JasonRe:Some ideas?
You should read my signature		2010-11-129:22 PM
trollyRe:Some ideas?
There is already a text editor. the first version was not very practical, but i've made a new UI control for it, where i removed the text formating (useless for plain text) but where you can move the cursor by a mouse click, and edit the text inside.   I agree to brandon that the file manager is'nt very functionnal, for now you can show a directory, delete a file or move it to another directory (by drag&drop)		2010-11-131:09 PM
trollyRe:Some ideas?
Now, with the file manager, you can Delete or rename files you can also copy files usign drag&drop to/from the document shelf.   And new: you can now Encrypte your files		2010-11-146:43 PM

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