Mario,

To illustrate this further,

See my reply to Jed, using a ShowCode tag and addition to view template. 
Perhaps a quick solution is toggle an unwikified view of text content 
designed to capture the cursor position (Character N in Text) when clicked, 
then open the text for editing with the cursor at character N.

Perhaps we could put a tiddler into a quick edit mode, with unwikified at 
the top, wikified below that, click in unwikified area to edit at that 
point.

Regards
Tony

On Friday, September 29, 2017 at 9:52:06 AM UTC+10, PMario wrote:
>
> On Friday, September 29, 2017 at 12:53:36 AM UTC+2, TonyM wrote:
>>
>> Two thoughts that may inspire you further after reading all your comments.
>>
>>    1. If we could toggle a view mode, that shows the tiddler un 
>>    wikified, a click to edit at cursor would be much simpler and accurate, 
>> you 
>>    could even have it only work when in view mode reducing the problems with 
>>    stray clicks.
>>
>> Nice idea. IMO would be much simpler to implement.
>  
>
>> Of course as Mario points out, the work, given the architecture of 
>> tiddlywiki may be difficult, and all your efforts better directed, However 
>> we are a creative bunch and expect we can find a way to a solution that 
>> supports editing and returning to mid to large tiddlers. 
>>
>
> At the moment I'm experimenting with a "form based" view. It basically 
> provides "in place editing" of fields. I'm creating a specific "solution", 
> requested in a differnt thread. Just to see, which parts of the code are 
> duplicated for the different views and therefore need to be more generic, 
> to reuse the code. ... 
>
> As you write: >>During the course you don't have time to excise pieces of 
> text to simplify.<<  ... This means for me the UI must be much simpler and 
> much "faster". No need to have "Edit Tiddler" or "Done" buttons. ... For me 
> this means .. 
>
> 1 tiddler per note-element is automatically created. 
>
> A note-element could be: 
>
>  - Block of wikitext (default)
>  - Block of text/plain .... eg: bash commands
>  - Drawing
>
> A big "+" at the bottom right of the input area let's you create a new 
> note-element in edit mode. 
> Every element has 2 modes:   edit  /  preview
> edit / preview is available per element. 
> All elements can be in edit mode at the same time. 
>
> What do you think?
>
> have fun!
> mario
>
>
>  
>

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