Re: Infrastructural complexity.

[Miles Bader]

Thomas Lord <address@hidden> writes:
> For very large command sets, such as found in word processors or IDEs,
> support for passive recollection command access is a good thing.

Eh?  For very large command sets, tool-bars suck massively, because each
command requires physical space, all the time.  They're great for
save/load/refresh, but quickly become unwieldy and ultimately almost
unusable (see: many microsoft apps, which at some point became quite
surreal in their abuse of toolbars... [and tab-bar abuse, and...]).

-Miles

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