> One problem though, I notice that when the cursor (|) is at the end of > an inset [abc|], delete key will move the cursor out of the inset > |[abc]. This is a bit strange to me so I would like to ask if this is > the desired behavior. Maybe we should let it work like backspace in > this case?
A related question: does it make sense to set more default behaviors for del/backspace? Backspace/del do nothing in many cases, such as del in an empty cell when the whole row can not be erased. Although there are good reason for that, I feel that a *smoother* user experience would be achieved if they do 'the next best thing'. For example: 0. bug 686: del [|] remoes the whole inset, implemented 1. del at [abc|] work as backspace (instead of doing nothing) 2. backspace/del at [ [a] [|] [ ] ] moves to the end of first cell 3. del at [ [|] [] [] ] turns to [|] There are many such examples like these. My point is, there would better be some response if a user press a key. As long as we decide what to do, the implementation does not look difficult. (cursor.C erase(), backspace() ). Cheers, Bo
