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| #196 | fixed | Clozure CL should be more clever about window placement | ||
| Description |
Placement of new (editor) windows on the screen is not really that sophisticated. It seems to open the window always at the same place (plus some offset when you open new windows, so that they are 'stacked'). Textedit does the same. Apple Mail is a bit more clever. It stacks the new window at the horizontal position of the current front-most window + offset. This allows you to move an editor window to a new position and have all subsequent editor windows opened (stacked) based on this position. This is especially useful on large screens, when one wants windows to be opened at another position. This could be done by window class. When creating a new window, Clozure CL could look where the frontmost window of that class is and place the new window with an offset from that position. |
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| #195 | fixed | Page Up and Page Down commands in Editor windows move the cursor | ||
| Description |
On the Mac, scrolling around with the Page Up and Page Down keys should only move the viewport. It should not move the cursor. The cursor should stay where it is. Unfortunately, Hemlock moves the cursor when scrolling with Page Up and Page Down keys. |
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| #191 | fixed | Return sometimes doesn't add a newline | ||
| Description |
In Hemlock windows, there are times when pressing the return key doesn't insert a newline. Instead it moves the insertion point down a line. This may be a Hemlock dwim feature, but I'd call it a bug. To duplicate this, open a lisp source code file and find (or create) two top-level forms separated by six blank lines. Place the cursor in the middle of those blank lines, and press return. The cursor will move down. If you place the cursor on the last or second-to-last empty line, hitting return will insert a newline. |
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