Hi all,
Sorry, to save me from having to read through all 7 pages of this
discussion, can I just quickly ask whether this is for TWC or TW5? In our
*{{DesignWrite}}* semester project, TiddlyCRM
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/9PSw_3OsyyE>, we've
come to the point where we're considering how best to handle editing in the
view mode. We're trying to avoid having our end-user go into TiddlyWiki's
edit more at all. We're using TW5.
Thanks,
Hegart.
On Tuesday, 5 April 2016 20:53:57 UTC+12, Yakov wrote:
>
> Hi Vincent,
>
> first of all, going up/down from block to block implementation is very
> cool, much better experience now!
>
> Second, lists are now edited as a whole, not one list item at a time. I
> guess, this is some deliberate temporal state, I mention it just in case it
> is not and/or you don't know about it.
>
> Next, I'd say that in empty block pressing backspace is expected to cause
> a) going to the previous block and b) removing of the empty block.
> Likewise, in non-empty block pressing backspace when the cursor is on the
> first position should cause a) going to the previous block (end position)
> b) concatenate the content to the content of the previous block and c)
> removing the block where we were initially. Implementing this feature will
> imrove experience much, as this seems to be the last thing that force user
> to use mouse during editing.
>
> Now, the "boring" part.
>
> 1. create a one-line tiddler with text alpha __beta__ gamma. Click to
> edit the only block. Add a new line (enter) and apply (ctrl+enter). Enter
> the ordinary edit mode (click "edit"). Press esc to cancel. What is
> expected: the changes are already applied, and since I haven't changed
> anything in the ordinary edit mode I will just leave. What actually
> happens: the editor asks if we should leave without saving changes (as
> thought as they were done in the edit mode, not in twve).
>
> 2. I've got a ton of weird bugs playing with that tiddler (especially when
> adding or removing underline or newline), including more multiplying the
> content, separating alpha and __beta__ gamma as blocks and other stuff,
> but the behaviour changes very often and in an unpredictab
> ...
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