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It's a similar approach to the same problem. Code Bubbles make the jumping more palatable. I'm not sure you would need such a drastic change to the traditional
by michaels0620 15y ago
It's a similar approach to the same problem. Code Bubbles make the jumping more palatable. I'm not sure you would need such a drastic change to the traditional IDE look to implement what I describe. You could (for instance) simply have the code (set off stylistically) expand in-line pushing the code below it down the screen. This would get rid of the jumping altogether.
Of course this approach raises its own issues. Can you expand a function within an expansion, how would that look, usability, and so on.
- username3 15y agohttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/debuggercanvas http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/debuggercanvas for Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate.