Reply to Tony Sanders:
>Below is a replacement LineMode/Implementation/DefaultStyles.c that is a
>little bit more "friendly" looking (at least to my eyes). Maybe you'll
>like it better also, maybe not.
>
>I would really like to do some more hacking on the output but alas, I
>haven't the time right now. Just in case anyone is interested, here are
>a couple of suggestions for formatting the output a little nicer still:
>
>Headers could look something like this:
>
>HEADER LEVEL1
>=============
>
>Header Level2
>-------------
>
>Header Level3
>
>And lists should have bullets:
> Some text leading into the paragraph
> * Item1
> * Item2, this item is
> very long
> * Item3
> More text in next para.
>
Well, I have just put it in and showed it to Tim...
Hmmm I guess that what I have learned is that taste is difficult to discuss
:-(
I think the solution is to put in a new command line option saying
- userinterface <classic> | <modern>
Now, I know somebody will reply - why not
- userinterface non-existant
but then I will just start to talk about the unknown powers of the Line Mode
Browser ;-)
cheers
Henrik