>>>>> "Alfredo" == Alfredo Braunstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alfredo> So say you are with the cursor in the last 't' of 'text', Alfredo> then you go up and the cursor goes to before the B of BUTTON Alfredo> with x_target set appropriately to the x coordinate of the Alfredo> 't'. I probably did not follow the discussions about cursor positions carefully enough, but could you explain to me _why_ the cursor could go before the 'B' of Button?? This position does not exist! If the cursor is between a letter and a full row inset, then it should be shown just after the letter, since this is where new insterted text will appear. I have to say that I am not convinced by all these discussions about distinguishing two cursor positions that are the same as far as the data structure is concerned. JMarc
