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| Long rules in Designer 3.0M3 |
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Thu, 08 May 2008 12:52:46 GMT |
Those who know me from here, and elsewhere will know that I can tend to
run off a bit when I am given a place to type... I.e. I write LONG
descriptions for rules. (Mostly because my memory for fine fine detail
is terrible, and I believe that if you try something in a rule, and it
fails, you should write it down, so that next time you look at the rule
and say, "Oh there is a much simpler way of doing that" you do not go
through the whole process again)
Anyway, with the addition of nested IF's in Actions (LOVE those things!)
I find my rule length has gone up considerably.
What I am noticing in the 20080404 build (and earlier of course) is that
a long rule will fill the window, with a scroll bar, and I scroll down
to the bottom, and some stuff is still cutoff. If I close rules above
it, more appears at the bottom, as if there is an absolute Maximum
height to a page.
I happen to run at 1920X1200 res, if that has any possible relevance.
This ends up being a royal PITA for developing since I cannot read rules
that are too long. And honestly, 15 or 20 actions with a 20 or 30 line
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| Re: Long rules in Designer 3.0M3 |
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Fri, 09 May 2008 18:51:42 GMT |
Can you send me one of your policies with the long rules? Also, maybe a
screenshot or two.
Thanks.
Brady
>>> On 5/8/2008 at 6:52 AM, in message
<yICUj.10896$Dh4.5593@kovat.provo.novell.com>, Geoffrey
Carman<geoffreycarman@gmail.com> wrote:
> Those who know me from here, and elsewhere will know that I can tend to
> run off a bit when I am given a place to type... I.e. I write LONG
> descriptions for rules. (Mostly because my memory for fine fine detail
>
> is terrible, and I believe that if you try something in a rule, and it
> fails, you should write it down, so that next time you look at the rule
> and say, "Oh there is a much simpler way of doing that" you do
not go
> through the whole process again)
>
> Anyway, with the addition of nested IF's in Actions (LOVE those things!)
>
> I find my rule length has gone up considerably.
>
> What I am noticing in the 20080404 build (and earlier of course) is that
>
> a long rule will fill the window, with a scroll bar, and I scroll down
> to the bottom, and some stuff is still cutoff. If I close rules above
> it, more appears at the bottom, as if there is an absolute Maximum
> height to a page.
>
> I happen to run at 1920X1200 res, if that has any possible relevance.
>
> This ends up being a royal PITA for developing since I cannot read rules
>
> that are too long. And honestly, 15 or 20 actions with a 20 or 30 line
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| Re: Long rules in Designer 3.0M3 |
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Fri, 09 May 2008 19:51:58 GMT |
I received your policy file and screenshots. Thanks.
I've logged a bug for this problem.
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=388979
Brady
>>> On 5/8/2008 at 6:52 AM, in message
<yICUj.10896$Dh4.5593@kovat.provo.novell.com>, Geoffrey
Carman<geoffreycarman@gmail.com> wrote:
> Those who know me from here, and elsewhere will know that I can tend to
> run off a bit when I am given a place to type... I.e. I write LONG
> descriptions for rules. (Mostly because my memory for fine fine detail
>
> is terrible, and I believe that if you try something in a rule, and it
> fails, you should write it down, so that next time you look at the rule
> and say, "Oh there is a much simpler way of doing that" you do
not go
> through the whole process again)
>
> Anyway, with the addition of nested IF's in Actions (LOVE those things!)
>
> I find my rule length has gone up considerably.
>
> What I am noticing in the 20080404 build (and earlier of course) is that
>
> a long rule will fill the window, with a scroll bar, and I scroll down
> to the bottom, and some stuff is still cutoff. If I close rules above
> it, more appears at the bottom, as if there is an absolute Maximum
> height to a page.
>
> I happen to run at 1920X1200 res, if that has any possible relevance.
>
> This ends up being a royal PITA for developing since I cannot read rules
>
> that are too long. And honestly, 15 or 20 actions with a 20 or 30 line
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