"J.W. Bizzaro" wrote: > > Ah! A 'container locus' is a database! Container loci contain multiple loci, > which can in reality be in a database. Ureeka! > > Since objects need to be categorized (Logo Blocks has selection buttons > underneath the pane to switch between categories), Loci will have one 'container > locus' per category (of the user's choosing), which is a locus whose 'windowlet' > is a list of the loci contained therein. And container loci can be add to, > subtracted from, created and destroyed by the user, ultimately making a very > flexible system. (I wrote about this a few weeks ago.) But making the > container a relational database too makes the 'Loci way' MUCH MORE POWERFUL than > anything else I've heard of! Cool idea, Gary. Geez, I was just thinking about data storage, not loci storage. But I'll take credit for your genius anyday ;-) So now, who wants to tackle this can of worms? Alan sure seems to know his stuff when it comes to data management ;-) -- gary =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Gary Van Domselaar gvd at redpoll.pharmacy.ualberta.ca Faculty of Pharmacy Phone: (780) 492-4493 University of Alberta FAX: (780) 492-5305 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada http://redpoll.pharmacy.ualberta.ca/~gvd