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Most of the interesting use cases of multiple cursor editing come from starting out with identical selections and then moving the cursor out of them, such as by pressing Home/End or navigating with Ctrl+<Arrow Keys>.
Unfortunately this isn't supported by Eclipse Linked Mode Editing, because it requires that the selection is identical. Hence, we'll probably need to reinvent the wheel a bit to get this working.
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That is, doing something without using Eclipse linked mode.
Bit of scaffolding, mainly working out how to draw onto Source Viewers,
and a bit of experimentation on how we might handle editing in multiple
locations at once.
Most of the interesting use cases of multiple cursor editing come from starting out with identical selections and then moving the cursor out of them, such as by pressing
Home
/End
or navigating withCtrl+<Arrow Keys>
.Unfortunately this isn't supported by Eclipse Linked Mode Editing, because it requires that the selection is identical. Hence, we'll probably need to reinvent the wheel a bit to get this working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: