Dov Feldstern wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
John Levon wrote:
2) The existence of a style attribute does not affect how and where I
can select text
This is a con for me. I want to select the whole charstyle
automatically and not bother with micro selection.
I think this could be solved easily with ranges: when the cursor is
inside a range, there could be some lfun (bound to a key or to
right-mouse, perhaps) "select-entire-range".
No, I don't want to think about it, the same way you want to select char
by char using the shift arrow keys, I want to select the full charstyle.
If the cursor is inside
multiple ranges, perhaps a dialog would open up (or a context-menu)
which would allow me to select which range I want to select. And then
the entire range is selected.
Too complicated for me.
No if you want to change the style /
delete the style / delete the text --- it's really simple, because the
range is already selected. I don't think this is appreciably more
complicated than it would be with insets (I even think it would be more
intuitive), and even if it is slightly more complicated, I don't think
it's as common a use-case as selections which do not exactly match the
same range.
For me that's the typical use case.
Abdel.
