Adam Lock wrote:
> Simon Fraser wrote:
>
> My concern with doing it this way is that it means someone who has a
> webbrowser instance in front of them cannot flip a switch and have it
> turn into an editor session and vice versa. It would be very cool to able
> do in-place editing like this rather than explicitly create either a web
> browser or editor up front and not be able to switch between them without
> great difficulty.
In-place editing is cool, but it's not always obvious exactly what that
means. If you in-place edit a dynamic document, what are the
semantics? Which state of the document are you editing, the initial
state or the state at the moment you flip the switch?
