Hi all,
I’ve submitted a bug on the Bugzilla on this topic but thought I’d start a thread here to get everyone’s input. I wanted to discuss some tweaking of the usage of "execution environment", the terminology used when referring to imported content assist zips.
To me the term "execution environment" refers to the actual application framework runtime / vm inside the target hardware. For content assist to work it needs info/doc on a given exec env so the IDE needs to "add support for a given execution environment" but not "add/install an execution environment." The difference to me is "adding support" means we're enabling integration with a device that has that exec env while "install exec env" means we're actually installing the exec env virtual machine into the IDE or the user's app.
Some specific examples of what we could change:
1. In the Preferences screen (ldt_pref_exec_env.jpg) we could change "Installed execution environments" to "Supported execution environments".
2. In the New Projects screen (ldt_new_proj.jpg) we could change "Execution Environment" to "Targeted Execution Environment".
Thoughts?
-Kevin
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