Mike Renfro wrote:
Now, some of the issues with structured text are being addressed (http://structuredtext.sourceforge.net/), but for our immediate crisis, who wants to come up with a solution that will:
a) keep my code intact -- no extra line breaks, spaces, etc. unless I say so. No removals, either. If I print out a snippet of Python code that's been mis-indented because someone wanted a narrower page, I'll be irked.
b) not do horizontal scrolling on most/all monitors
c) keep a readable font size on most/all monitors
etc. Let's hear some viable solutions now.
Well, the solution would be to use IE's marquee tag or javascript + dhtml to move the line *really* fast horizontally across the monitor. Then hope that lorentz contraction will help you. Well, you'll need approx. 1/2*c to get a noticable effect, and it might no improve readility and will be resource intensive. ;-) Seriously, this is impossible, you can just achieve two of the three points you mentioned. cheers, oliver