Table navigation =========== * Pressing tab or shift-tab in a table cell does nothing. Moving to the next/previous table cell was expected, it is nice and quick to be able to jump out of a (long) cell text directly to the next cell.
* Pressing C-rightarrow (or leftarrow) jumps whole words at a time, for speedy navigation. Unfortunately the cursor won't go to the next table cell, I have to release the control key. It'd be nice to jump to the next cell with C-arrows too.
* Exiting a table cell with left arrow moves to the previous cell. But it moves to the start of the cell, I expected to get to the end of the cell. This makes a difference when there is long text in the cells.
* Using up & down arrows in a table is strange. If the cursor is in the middle of long text in one cell, then I expect it to get it to somewhere in the middle of the text in the cell above/below. This works, but in a strange cumbersome way: At first keypress, the cursor moves to the correct cell, but to the beginning or the end depending on wether it was a down or up key. Odd. The next keypress gets the cursor into the location I expected! Cumbersome because it is twice as many keypresses. Seems the functionality I look for exists though. Illustration:
What happens: The "|" is the cursor: aa bbb|bbbb ccc dd eeeeeee ff m m m
DOWN
aa bbbbbbb ccc dd |eeeeeee ff m m m
DOWN
aa bbbbbbb ccc dd eee|eeee ff m m m
Ideal: aa bbb|bbbb ccc dd eeeeeee ff m m m
DOWN
aa bbbbbbb ccc dd eee|eeee ff m m m
Helge Hafting
