On Sat, Dec 30, 2017 at 8:00 PM, Jürgen Spitzmüller <sp...@lyx.org> wrote:
> Am Samstag, den 30.12.2017, 11:30 +0900 schrieb Joel Kulesza: > > Please excuse the typos in: https://youtu.be/yZyx_RaFynU > > > > Please let me know if there is a better way to provide such examples. > > This is excellent, thank you for the efforts. > > > I've tried to demonstrate with screen recording what I tried to > > illustrate with my screenshot previously. There are places I can > > position the cursor where the Edit menus vary and produce varying > > behavior. I would expect that anywhere between "Frame" and the > > horizontal separator to have the ability to pre/append a Frame and to > > have it be created properly. Please use the MWE attached to further > > explore the variation in the edit menu entries based on cursor > > position and eventual action outcome: whether a self-contained frame > > is inserted, or not. > > I have fixed the second problem (appending from the separator) in > master. Please test. > I can confirm that appending from the separator is fixed (thank you!). Prepend is still "missing" from the Edit menu. > I am not sure how to fix the first issue. Actually, the procedure > works. The problem ist, though, that an empty new frame is inserted, > which is rightly deleted again by the delete empty paragraphs > mechanism. This is really hard to fix in a general way. > Understood, and my thanks again for your work to get everything functional and consistent. As I see it, the remaining actions are not yet working: - Prepend from separator (missing menu entry). - Append from frame (misbehavior as you described). - Append from within the frame. I can't recall if I demonstrated this in my video, but it splits the current frame rather than inserting a new frame after the current one. - Prepend from within the frame (no menu entry). For the final two points, create a frame with three itemize items. I would expect that if my cursor is within the second item, I could prepend before the current frame or append after it, without modifying the current frame. Does this seem sensible? Thanks, Joel
