Matthew Aidekman

not that we need any more escape confusion. but if object boxes 

retained line breaks, that would be very very very nice.

I just got done programming an entire if.js only to reload my patch 

and have the darn line breaks and tabs go away making the object 

lately I've been thinking it would be useful to put entire blocks of 

code into an object box and just use the eval function

not that we need any more escape confusion.  but if object boxes  
retained line breaks, that would be very very very nice.
I just got done programming an entire if.js only to reload my patch  
and have the darn line breaks and tabs go away making the object  
worthless.

lately I've been thinking it would be useful to put entire blocks of  
code into an object box  and just use the eval function
-matt

request-line-breaks-in-object-boxes

> lately I've been thinking it would be useful to put entire blocks of 

> code into an object box and just use the eval function

textedit for one-offs, ubumenu for indexing a folder full of the 

reusable stuff. it's very nice, especially when combined with an undo 

> lately I've been thinking it would be useful to put entire blocks of 
> code into an object box  and just use the eval function

textedit for one-offs, ubumenu for indexing a folder full of the 
reusable stuff.  it's very nice, especially when combined with an undo 
system!

[request] line breaks in object boxes.