But there's no reasonable alternative without a ton of extra work. rc file editing, the juggling around of options in a fixed amount of space, moving things to other tabs, etc. On a more specific points related to that, adding options to REAPER's preferences takes far too much work. We could temporarily trim the file, do the edits, then restore the rest, but meh. rc files by hand with lots of trial and error (I don't seem to be getting any better of adding/subtracting fixed values to the Nth column of a bunch of lines). We've long exceeded that, so now we pretty much edit. VC6 is my preferred dialog editor, but it has a limit of something like 32k or 64k controls in total for the entire. The best I can do is describe an area in our current work where there's a considerable productivity drain ('technical debt', I suppose). I wish I had something interesting to offer. Someone asked if I would post something about programming. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 22 - Charlie (feat Cory Choy). Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 18 - Dogs Will Rule the World (reprise). Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 17 - Cast Iron Candy Bandit. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 16 - Now We Understand. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 15 - No Big Benefactor. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 13 - Chosen by the Few. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 10 - Cosmic Background. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 8 - Virgins Again (Again). Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 7 - Virgins Again. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 6 - Dogs Will Rule the World. Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 4 - Watch Your Step (II). Yes, Exactly, Yes! - 3 - Watch Your Step. Output (x86-64 gcc 4.7.4, newer gcc versions are all similar): When compiled with -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-exceptions, would foo_c() and foo_cxx() differ meaningfully? Wanted to check my assumptions on C++ and the ability of modern compilers to optimize RAII (side note: I can never remember that abbreviation, always have to google it), so this morning I had a few moments of fun with godbolt: CherryTree is a hierarchical note taking application, featuring rich text and syntax highlighting, storing data in a single xml or sqlite file.Main feed, music = recent comments

Free for mac instal CherryTree 1.0.2.0