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Bifta 18-04-2005 13:10

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
Dreamweaver makes me cry...my beautiful code I say but it just laughs at me and rearranges it all anyway :cry:

I've never seen dreamweaver "rearrange" any code whatsoever and I use it in code view for nearly 45 hours a week.

Millay 18-04-2005 14:04

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Ive never ever seen dreamweaver rearange code, although it can be annoying when it finished your tags for you, biut I think the average user would find that usefull and if it really bothereed me that much id turn it off..

Frank 18-04-2005 14:14

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
I've never seen dreamweaver "rearrange" any code whatsoever and I use it in code view for nearly 45 hours a week.

That's because you use it in code view :)

If you add elements using the design view then it formats (indents, etc) the newly entered code, and can affect the surrounding code.

Richard M 18-04-2005 15:26

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
Quote:

Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
Dreamweaver makes me cry...my beautiful code I say but it just laughs at me and rearranges it all anyway :cry:

I've never seen dreamweaver "rearrange" any code whatsoever and I use it in code view for nearly 45 hours a week.

The only time I've seen it do it is in situations like this:

<script type="text/javascript">
var dd = <%# Procedure1.FieldValue("c_dow", Container) %>;
if (dd == '7') {
document.write("<tr class=\"weekend\">");
}
else if (dd == '1') {
document.write("<tr class=\"weekend\">");
}
else {
document.write("<tr>");
}
</script>*<td>

* - Extra <tr> sometimes inserted here.

philip.j.fry 18-04-2005 15:36

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Caspar
Just turn the view to coders-view ;)

Nah, I'll stick with Vi thanks :D I use dreamweaver to maintain templates, I really must find some alternative for that, perhaps some combination of grep and sed in a shell script :thoughtful:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bifta
I've never seen dreamweaver "rearrange" any code whatsoever and I use it in code view for nearly 45 hours a week.

It must just not like me :(

gooner4life 18-04-2005 16:07

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Great Adobe software is such bloated crap, everything I run made by Adobe takes an age to start up.

OinkyBoinky 18-04-2005 18:13

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
hmmmm... i do like the products from both companies there are certain prodcuts from prefer from each company... been using dreamweaver since version 4... currently using mx2004... and photoshop cs is great too... I wonder if Adobe will go down the router of attempting to try and combine the similar products now... i can see the dodgey names, Photoshopworks.. Dreamweaver Live, Freehand Illustrator....

Bifta 18-04-2005 18:26

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gooner4life
Great Adobe software is such bloated crap, everything I run made by Adobe takes an age to start up.

Photoshop is far and away THE best program in it's class, and that's not just me saying it, that's probably every graphic designer worth his salt worldwide. The latest version takes around 6 seconds to load on my machine, perhaps you should sort whatever second rate hardware you're running it on out and try it again? ;)

Richard M 18-04-2005 20:57

Re: Adobe buys Macromedia
 
I've never used Photoshop but I am fairly experienced in Premiere Pro, it's the best video editing app I've ever used.


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