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It's not a split cursor, it's two cursors, one on each line.
by greenshackle2 7y ago
It's not a split cursor, it's two cursors, one on each line.
- derefr 7y agoI know, but two cursors sort of looks like a split cursor, and you could visually tweak cursor rendering to make “one cursor split between two lines” a visually-distinct case from having actual multiple cursors (because some text editors do indeed support multiple cursors.) What I’m saying is that I’d prefer a text-edit control that gives you a visual indicator for “one cursor split between two lines”, to one that pretends the cursor is on one line or the other, when it really will act with the navigation semantics of being split between two lines.
- greenshackle2 7y agoAh right, I misunderstood you. Yeah that sounds like a sensible solution.