https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65535
--- Comment #39 from stragu <stephane.guil...@member.fsf.org> ---
Justin, what do you think of the suggestions in Comment 35?
If that was implemented, there would never be a comment character inside a
word, and therefore correcting a word would never make the comment disappear
(according to what I tested so far).
If the drawbacks of that solution are too big (i.e. if we think that users will
want to have the option to comment at a precise spot inside a word), another
option could be to move the comment only when the word is corrected. The steps
would be:
- User clicks to correct the word / picks a replacement
- LO checks if a comment character is inside the string
- If TRUE, move comment character to end of string
- Replace the string with correction
It would make sense, as there is no straight-forward way to decide where
exactly the comment should end up being located in the new string, which might
be completely different to the original in length and characters.
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