Yakov,

On Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 7:39:35 AM UTC+8, Yakov wrote:
>
> Hi Vincent,
>
> navigation between blocks makes nice impression indeed! Now, let me point 
> some issues (for now, tested in FF only):
>

Glad to hear this from you!
 

>
> 1. Create a tiddler with a short paragraph (shorter than a line), an empty 
> line and another paragraph (line after 2 linebreaks). Go to the view mode, 
> click the first paragraph, go to the its end. Press right: what I get is an 
> *extra* block to the right from the first paragraph, then I press right 
> again, I get the empty line block (which is ok), then the second paragraph. 
> Interestingly enough, if I have a paragraph, a linebreak and a list item 
> (only one linebreak after the paragraph before the "*" symbol), I get this 
> "extra block", too; however, list items don't generate this "extra block" 
> (which can be seen if tiddler contains a list item and then a paragraph). 
> Another aspect: empty lines don't generate the "extra block".
>

The "extra block" corresponds to a BR element in the DOM tree. A paragraph 
is usually followed by a BR, therefore you see that extra block. An empty 
line is nothing but a BR, so that edit box for an empty line is already 
that "extra box" itself, and that's why you don't get another extra box 
again. Anything that's not followed by a BR does not give you this extra 
box.
 
I am still thinking of a good way to handle those BR's.....


> 2. In this case, I would expect "down" arrow to act like the "left" arrow. 
> Well, not exactly in the same manner, but surely "down" should also bring 
> me to the next block.
>

The down and up arrows are not implemented because I have not yet figured 
out how to move the cursor in a visually consistent way. I mean when I 
press the up arrow I do expect to see the cursor go straight above instead 
of to the very left of the element above, don't I?
 

>
> 3. Adding a new text block to an end of a tiddler works nicely. But if in 
> a tiddler with a couple of text blocks, A and B (double linebreak between 
> them) I go to A, then press (in the end) enter-enter (creating a couple of 
> new lines) and add some text to the new "paragraph" (C), and then press 
> "right", I get to the new empty line between A and C. What is expected: I 
> get to the empty line between C and B.
>

This is a bug to fix for sure. Thanks for finding it for me.
 

>
> Ok, there's more, but let's make a pause here: I even don't know if you 
> have changed the code since the latest post (if so, please send another 
> snapshot/update the dropbox file).
>

A couple of bug fixes were done but not much. Maybe a bit later when I got 
the above bug fixed.
 
Thanks a lot and have fun!
Vincent


> Best regards,
> Yakov.
>
> среда, 3 февраля 2016 г., 8:56:40 UTC+3 пользователь Vincent Yeh написал:
> ...

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