A press inside the open cell stays with its field. Find opens the
cell holding a match. A closing backslash no longer escapes the
next pipe. A right press after typed pipes reads the right byte.
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Visual mode opened a pressed table whole, as Markdown source. A press
in a table now opens only that cell, in place, as its source in a
one-line field; the rest of the table stays drawn. Tab and Shift-Tab
walk the cells, Up and Down move a row or leave the table, Enter and
Escape write back in one undo step, and a bare pipe typed in a cell is
escaped on write-back. The table drawing moves to render/table.rs and
presses on a cell's padding name the cell.
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drawn_at aligns each source piece once instead of re-reading the span
for every drawn byte, so a right press near a long paragraph's start
stays linear. A newer press drops an older pending open-block lookup.
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The open block's target was read at the selection's start and from
the syntax tree only, so a press on the second of two selected links
named the first, and an inline anchor read as its outer link.
point_open now reads the byte under the press and resolves links as
drawing does; delete_image takes that byte.
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A right press in a text field or the code editor keeps a selection it
lands in, else moves the caret. In visual mode a right press in the open
block keeps it open and emits Pointed, read apart from the whole text.
MarkdownDocument::delete_image removes the picture at the caret.
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Each piece records how its source decodes: Markdown's escapes and
references for text, HTML's for an HTML block's runs, none for code
spans, cut as CommonMark cuts their end spaces. Matching runs from the
piece's end, so quote marks and indents at a line's start are never
taken for text, and an alert's text needs no moved position: alert()
takes no source again.
Lines split on LF, CRLF and CR alike; LineMap matches each drawn line
to the written line it ends once, so an HTML block maps in linear time
and a tab cut to spaces lands on the tab. A write-back refuses the
press when the pressed block's kind, text or drawing changed.
The hostile HTML test measures growth: a fixed 2 s budget failed under
the full suite's load on the old code too.
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Each drawn character finds its written one, skipping only white
space, escapes and quote marks, so a press lands on the character
itself. Code, front matter and link definitions read back line for
line. An HTML block keeps each text run's source byte, and an alert
keeps its text past the marker; alert() now takes the source.
A secondary press refuses a target its write-back changed, and its
focus no longer opens an empty document. Run's element stack moves to
tree/stack.rs and the HTML-block reader to tree/html_block.rs.
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Each drawn text piece keeps its written span, so a press maps back to a
source byte. A secondary press opens nothing: it moves the caret there and
emits DocumentEvent::Pointed with the block's kind, link, picture and
whether it lies in a table or code. Block nodes count from their own start.
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