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Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 11:55 am |
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The only problem with using the line number area is that if the error is off-screen, you wont' see the indication. That's the nice thing about the error bar; it's just that it's way too subtle right now. I can imagine having some sort of "up" or "down" arrow appear at the appropriate end of the line number area to tell you there are errors above or below what's visible, respectively, that, when clicked, take you to the next error in that direction. However, I'm not sure how good this would look aesthetically, nor am I at all clear on the usability factors it may bring into play.
An alternative is to simply make the error bar more obvious. Perhaps if there's an error, the *entire* bar (it's fill color) could turn to a different color, and then still have the little stripes for specific errors. Combine this with a similar color change of the specific line number that marks the errant line to make finding the error visually easy, and the ability to click *near* (not just *on*) an error strip to be taken to that general vicinity of code, and we may have a decent solution.
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