On Sat, 31 Jan 2009, Ingo Scherzinger wrote:
I agree with pasting to the same window the cursor position would be the
best solution. But please leave it the way it is for different windows.
I always copy objects that have been changed to almost identical windows
and they are right in the spot where they belong. Changing this
behaviour would be very annoying if you're doing things like this.
I believe that in general you shouldn't have to make copy-paste like that,
and a language is called "powerful" when it allows you to avoid the
copy-paste and instead replace it with a more concise description of
what's going on. In Pd this is made using something called "abstractions".
But Pd not being so powerful in that sense of the word, there are also
many situations where you have to copy-paste, and many situations where
it's simpler to copy-paste than to try to contort the thing into something
abstractable the pd way. There are also situations that are not really
worth abstracting in any language.
If you already know all of this, I'm sorry to say it, and in any case, I
can only hope that some people will benefit from this email...
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