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being "agile" with lines for such an editor makes sense to me.

agile ?

like cut copy paste ?

being able to rearange lines (more fluid than cut and paste.

ha displace them oki like in recent text editors yes why not but 
I don't have the most little idea of how to concretise this ...

this functionnality could be reused into a rebol RAD (Rapid Application 
Developpement) tool for REBOL too

yes...I have some weak prototypes built, but hope to polish them 
this winter.

like shrink/grow text function object

you get e + ma_func : func [][

I am glad Carl got this 2.5 out...so now no excuses to finish some 
cool tools.

or a - ma_func: func [][
     print "hello"
    print " WORLD"
]

don't understand...sounds like Eubonics.

well i thinkif you exit movable text i will include it a soon as 
possible to MDP GUI that was part of the defaukt fucntionnality I 
allways wanted in it  but has I don't get the knowledge to handle 
the task i send it to futur time

the + or  - is a icon outside the text that ollaw you to minimize 
maximize the function text content (or object )

you open a script with this kind of view you see only the name of 
the functions at screen not there content

for REBOL code, a block-sensitive editor is needed.

when you need to read a content you develope it clickin on the + 
image in the side of the fucntion name

aha...you want to expand the source of the function if they want 
to look?

yes like crimsom editor or emacs that warns you what [ correspond 
to what ]

yep

did you work on RADIS? (trying to remember from my brain.

a good editor i think is the SCITE made for GUI4CLI  it includes 
all this kind functionnality

that not the applicable to MDP-GUI but for rebol rad tool it could 
be very nice

no I present it on devcon RADIS is still pending we get no news until 
devcon on the topic from the autors

but I think this  kind of evolved text earea with syntaxe colorization, 
expend code, line number, text moving could be a trully amazing experience

it's not a click click rad but it's a step further than simple vi 
/ notepad lol ;)
and it's done in pure rebol

I like your idea of combining AGG text in there.  I want my console 
to be better than the console in a Peugot car.

visual interface need to bee designed with clic clic way but the 
rest no so the frendly way you show the code the entertainner it 
is ;)

the mouse is a bandwidth limited input device...

hehehe yes but it's a hard stuff to do actually many ppl are interrested 
in maling widgets based or exploiting AGG capability but we are all 
work un linked so the think are not to be release tomorrow ;)

speeding up keyboard input is a good way to accelerate the Porsche 
console

but I hope when the official 1.3 that stabilize the whole new stuff 
is out we can merge our experience and release a bunch of new things 
 ;)

that will work as the same on every OS that rebol stand in ;)

hoping to the 1.3 will not only be release for windows ...

eFishAnt for moving text if you arrive to a good solution send me 
a post thru altme I will integrate it asap into MDP-GUI

that could be a good point to explaine to newbies how to influe dynamicly 
to default area text :)

yes...I am still learning new things now rapidly without waiting....hmmn, 
enum2 is parsing, but the output is goofing.

makedoc2.5 needs a little TLC (tender loving care...time for a sculpting 
massage.)

enum2 is done by #> texte

lol

like all new things need it ;)

does it work for you?

#>text    parses, but no output....but I could be doing something 
wrong...maybe it has to have a section or something first.

emit problem ?

with debug on do you  see it ?

the emit stage ...

gen-html doesn't even have a tag for enum2 or enum3 (but have to 
study a bit more

enum        [emit-item doc enum <ol>] that's exacttly that

gen-html knows enum and convert it to html flag but it doesn't knows 
enum2 and enul3

yes, agreed.

so the problem you notice is due surely to a forgot implementation 
to enum2 and enum3

so need to add there the corresponding html flags for enum2 and enum3