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Michael Abato

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Michael Abato commented, May 06, 2005 13:33
@org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable seems perfectly reasonable.I wish I'd thrown this objection in yesterday, but I don't love negating apositive assertion. That's what all the not/n null(able) opt...
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Michael Abato commented, July 22, 2004 18:52
Ah, that's what the sequence is!I've been trying to figure out what the trigger is and was not coming up with anything - I didn't want to post an ambiguous "keys stop working for no apparent reason...
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Michael Abato commented, December 18, 2003 15:46
I wasn't so much arguing for or against a particular feature (I don't care for the dynamically sized dialogs, either, and much of the other stuff is "just eye candy"), but the net result is highly ...
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Michael Abato commented, December 17, 2003 13:31
OK guys. I've honestly read all the discussion hereand actually failed toextract a single reason why previous UI was betterother than emotional oneslike new one "looks unprofessional" or old one wa...
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Michael Abato commented, October 13, 2003 13:43
I'm sure this is too pedantic, but I think that the status quo is what is wrongly named and the the camel-breaks are really word breaks. Existing navigation ("select next word", "delete to word end...
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Michael Abato commented, August 29, 2003 19:49
I'm on the bandwagon: real work with caveats.My caveats happen to be: - forgo idea cvs - be prepared to fallback on ant and a text editor (jedit or bbedit, depending on mymood)Having to rebuild my ...
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Michael Abato commented, May 22, 2003 14:07
I'm not convinced that multiple windows is the right way to address this problem. I think the general problem is to be able to view multiple "parts"/"tabs" of a a single major "tab" simultaneously....
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Michael Abato commented, March 12, 2003 13:12
You can also map keys to the individual ant tasks. I find that one or two tasks (install & test, usually) make up 90% of my iterative development.I'd still favor the dropdown treatment in the toolb...
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Michael Abato commented, February 05, 2003 13:18
Despite the hint of bait here (I'll assume this is unintentional), there are two things to consider here: a) "write once, run anywhere" is (generously) considered naive, especially where the GUI is...
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Michael Abato commented, November 29, 2002 16:00
I'll stay with the crowd for four (and count me among the anti-gui-builders): - responsiveness/performance - mid-weight profiling - generics support - macros/scriptingMore interesting to me would b...
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