This is the same suggestion I made a few years back (for JIDE). My
natural move is to click on the correct spot in the line, and it is a
shame to have lost that position when the line comes down for editing.
It would be great to have this as an option for people who work that way.
Henry Rich
Approximations are better than nothing.
I vote with David Henry. I/O on the i* is hard enough already (eg it took me
4x longer to type this short message on the iPhone as it would have on my old
Blackberry).
-Dan
Please excuse typos; composed on a handheld device.
On May 13, 2012, at 1:14
Of course, if you touch and hold a spot in the display the magnifier
comes on and lets you position rather accurately.
On 2012/05/13 10:14 , Eric Iverson wrote:
I will think about this. It makes more sense on a computer as you are
touching the line with the mouse which is quite accurate. The
I was trying to experiment with selecting lines in output area for editing by
touching past the line (to avoid having the cursor in the middle of the line,
should the preserve cursor position be implemented) -- when ...
** BUG REPORT **
I found that selecting a wrapped line, e.g. Result of
Thanks for the crash bug report. It will be fixed.
On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 4:47 PM, Joey K Tuttle j...@qued.com wrote:
I was trying to experiment with selecting lines in output area for editing
by touching past the line (to avoid having the cursor in the middle of the
line, should the
It is easy to select within the workspace. This positions a blinking
vertical line at the point of selection. It you then touch the little
enter symbol' the line of text is moved to the input area.
Unfortunatly your selection point is gone and you have to position the
vertical blinking insertion
