On Wed, Nov 03, 2004 at 01:57:59PM +0100, Alfredo Braunstein wrote: > The most obvious regression is that the cursor doesn't leave the exact > vertical center of the screen.
That was sort of intentional for the time being as it help to fix one part of the the problem at a time. Right now the main goal was to get paragraph breaking and cursor movement right. Selecting the correct y position is fairly orthogonal to this. But if you found that it's barely usable work on the other side could begin... > I'll work on removing this limitation (sort of reintroduce the > anchor thingy - *another* cursor position + y vertical offset). > Btw, I didn't appreciate at all that you have *removed* fitCursor and > friends. The fact that fitCursor isn't used in this version is a > consequence of the limitations of this approach, but we certainly need it > in the final version. In hindsight you are propably right. It didn't really occur to me that we sometimes view positions far from the cursor (scrolling with non-following cursor, I don't do that. From this POV 'fitCursor' is superfluous as the cursor alwways fits per definition. So we should not/cannot use the _cursor_ as primary information but something like your 'anchor position' (maybe just outer paragraph index + small y offset instead of a full DocIterator). Andre'
