Am Freitag, den 29.12.2017, 22:16 +0900 schrieb Joel Kulesza: > When within the Frame (e.g., I've typed my last itemize bullet), > Append new parent environment works as expected. However, if after > having made additional modifications, there are a couple positions > that the cursor can exist where Appending a new frame doesn't give > expected behavior.
Can you give concrete examples, please? > In some positions, prepending isn't available; however, it is > reasonable to want to insert a Frame before the one associated with > the cursor position. It's only available in the respective layout (i.e., the layout the cursor is in must be "Frame"). That's by design. I could add "Prepend outer", but that would be more difficult. > Having applied your 9261.diff: > > Now, when I <Enter> following the creation of a Frame, I'm > automatically nested (nice!) but the environment is still Frame > versus itemize, enumerate, standard, etc. Again, I wonder if this > should be changed. However, I think this more-directly speaks to my > earlier email regarding the appearance of "Frame" within the Frame. As I wrote, I think "Frame" is the expected default layout within a Frame. It's synonymous to nested "Standard". Thanks for testing, Jürgen
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