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Very anecdotally (also, how does one gather data here?) it seems that the most common motion is changing the same symbol in another cell, as opposed to change the whole cell.
This means that we could think about more intuitive motion for this editor, for example (using [] to denote the symbol being edited)
// You're editing the octave
C-[3]---
D-----
// you press TAB and it goes
C-3---
D-[-]---
// instead of
C-3---
[D]-----
Possible motions/key-bindings:
TAB: same symbol next cell
Shift + TAB: same symbol previous cell
Ctrl + TAB: same symbol, same cell, next track
Ctrl + Shift + TAB: same symbol, same cell, previous track
Arrow Up: next value for the current symbol
Arrow Down: previous value for the current symbol
Arrow Left: previous symbol same cell
Arrow Right next symbol same cell
Maybe we could also step away from the idea of using HTML inputs since we are controlling one character at a time anyway.
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Very anecdotally (also, how does one gather data here?) it seems that the most common motion is changing the same symbol in another cell, as opposed to change the whole cell.
This means that we could think about more intuitive motion for this editor, for example (using [] to denote the symbol being edited)
Possible motions/key-bindings:
Maybe we could also step away from the idea of using HTML inputs since we are controlling one character at a time anyway.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: