Re: File format ideas

Michal Rudolf <mrudolf-W20+MoKGEJdEHWO/[email protected]> Wed, 7 Apr 2004 00:46:33 +0200
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Amit Upadhyay,   wto, 6 kwietnia 2004 02:23:

>Attached is the html export of my note for knowit. Configurable toolbar
>has already been implemented.

>* Quick color/background color are in the line of OO.o again. Clicking
>these two buttos will change the color of currently selected text, if
>something is already selected, and if not, it makes them the current
>color. [By which i mean the next thing typed will have this attribute].
>Though the description calls for a highly configurable solution, its not
>minimally necessary, oo.o does not have this "feature". What I want is to
>assign names to these colors, it helps remembering what is what, for
>example ERROR may be red, while FIXME or TODO yellow, and things that need
>further thoughts may be in yellow background. Or whatever, idea is to give
>names to color, which users can configure.
Yes, better color handling is definitely needed. Also, changing single note=
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background would be nice, which probably requires appropriate attribute in=
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note format (unless it is enough to configure <body> tag)

>* Toggle knote meaning a floating knotes type thing.
Many different views can be considered:
=2D - floating, knotes-like
=2D - flat view (no tree, list of all notes)
=2D - graphical view (brain-map like, should probably allow to present grap=
hs=20
better; graph =3D tree + internal links between notes)

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