Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Reason is simple and is actually the same as the reason why I prefer > charstyle as inset: you cannot select a chunk of changed text in one > go. > For CT, it's even worse: you _have_ to use the mouse for accepting or > refusing the change. With insets you could do that with the keyboard: > - accept == dissolve > - refuse == delete
I was actually think about a simple tool to alleviate this matters: a lfun range-select that would select the largest range of unchanged text around cursor. If there is already a selection, take the enclosing range instead. This could take in account both fonts and CT. And better, this could also take in account the enclosing insets. And having accept-change accept the change around cursor position would be trivial. JMarc
