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* Yes, that's exactly what was intended. Thanks for the suggestion; I'll clarify. That's not to say that text can't be implemented as well -- it's merely that, to start, screen grabs give the most bang for the buck. May i ask who you are, by the way? It's the usual convention to sign notes on a talk page with four tildes ("<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>", which are automatically replaced with your name and date). -- [[User:Ping|Ping]] 18:16, 25 March 2007 (EDT) |
* Yes, that's exactly what was intended. Thanks for the suggestion; I'll clarify. That's not to say that text can't be implemented as well -- it's merely that, to start, screen grabs give the most bang for the buck. May i ask who you are, by the way? It's the usual convention to sign notes on a talk page with four tildes ("<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>", which are automatically replaced with your name and date). -- [[User:Ping|Ping]] 18:16, 25 March 2007 (EDT) |
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This is something I wanted to have for a while. I assume that you know the system called "Kansas", (yes, the state of Kansas is a flat land), that provides the pretty much the exact stuff you described here. When we were working on a system called TinLizzie, making it to have an infinite extent was I thought the next big action item for us but we didn't get around doing it. Nonetheless, the technology behind TinLizzie (Croquet/Simplified TeaTime) would be very viable implementation foundation for this... |
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Revision as of 21:08, 6 April 2007
Are you aware of the existing use of the name Flatland?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatland
Has the story perhaps influenced the choice of the name for the application program?
- Yes, I'm aware. It seemed to be a nice hook into the concept, as the title is familiar to many mathematicians and computer scientists. -- Ping 18:16, 25 March 2007 (EDT)
In Step 1a. Screen grabs would it be correct to reword the phrase "whatever you've written in the text editor" so as to become "a bitmap image of whatever you've written in the text editor, up to the size of a screenful"? That is, does it work like Microsoft PrintScreen on a PC? Likewise would it be correct to reword the phrase "a bitmap image of anything you've seen on a web page, up to the size of a screenful"?
If so, perhaps it could be reworded in the page so as clearly to note a distinction of text in a bitmap image from text as characters.
- Yes, that's exactly what was intended. Thanks for the suggestion; I'll clarify. That's not to say that text can't be implemented as well -- it's merely that, to start, screen grabs give the most bang for the buck. May i ask who you are, by the way? It's the usual convention to sign notes on a talk page with four tildes ("~~~~", which are automatically replaced with your name and date). -- Ping 18:16, 25 March 2007 (EDT)
Hello,
This is something I wanted to have for a while. I assume that you know the system called "Kansas", (yes, the state of Kansas is a flat land), that provides the pretty much the exact stuff you described here. When we were working on a system called TinLizzie, making it to have an infinite extent was I thought the next big action item for us but we didn't get around doing it. Nonetheless, the technology behind TinLizzie (Croquet/Simplified TeaTime) would be very viable implementation foundation for this...