| | 8 | * Text selection is done by: |
| | 9 | * clicking and dragging on text with the mouse (selects the dragged over text); |
| | 10 | * double-clicking on a word (selects the whole word); |
| | 11 | * navigating with the keyboard (Shift+arrows, Ctrl+Shift+arrows) selects the text in the desired position. The selection is from the previous position to the current carriage position (depends on cursor movement bahavior). |
| | 12 | * It should highlight text (with inversed colors). |
| | 13 | * It should apply style to selection only. If nothing is selected and carriage is in a word, it applies the style to the whole word. Otherwise, it should apply styles from the cursor position to the next non-existing character. |
| | 14 | * Cursor position is local for non-chained frames. Selection should be kept for each different frame (cursor position - too). |
| | 15 | * Selection is dropped when the carriage is moved (by the mouse or by using the arrows without shift). |
| | 16 | * Text select in Preview mode, Presentation mode and Reader app should be the following: |
| | 17 | * Cursor position is kept, but the carriage is not shown. This allows selecting text by Shift+arrow, the behavior is the same as in the author app |
| | 18 | * Using arrows without Shift should only scroll and not change the carriage (cursor position). |
| 8 | | Text select - |
| 9 | | * Text selection is done by |
| 10 | | * navigate (arrows) select text in desired position. The selection is from the previous position to the current carriage position (depends on cursor movement bahavior) |
| 11 | | * Should highlight text (with inversed colors) |
| 12 | | * Should apply style to selection only. If nothing is selected and carriage is in a word, applies the style to the whole word. Otherwise, should apply styles from cursor position to the next non-existing character. |
| 13 | | * Cursor position is local for non-chained frames. Selection should be kept for each different frame (cursor position - too) |
| 14 | | * Selection is dropped when the carriage is moved (mouse, arrows without shift) |
| 15 | | * Text select in Preview mode, Presentation mode and Reader app |
| 16 | | * Cursor position is kept, but the carriage is not shown. This allows selecting text by shift+arrow, the behavior is the same as in the author app |
| 17 | | * Note that arrows without shift should only scroll and not change the carriage (cursor position) |
| 19 | | * Add select support for text frames |
| 20 | | * Clicking on a position with mouse sets the carriage to this position. Position is saved. |
| 21 | | * Double clicking on a word selects the whole word |
| 22 | | * shift + left (right) arrow select text in desired position (one character). |
| 23 | | * Should highlight text (with inversed colors) |
| 24 | | * Should apply style to selection only. If nothing is selected, should apply styles from cursor position to the following non-existing character. |
| | 21 | * Add select support for text frames. |
| | 22 | * Clicking on a position with the mouse should set the carriage to this position. Position should be saved. |
| | 23 | * Shift + left/right arrow should select the text in desired position (one character). |
| | 24 | * Ctrl + Shift left/right arrow should select the text in desired position (one word). |
| | 25 | * Selected text should be highlighted (with inversed colors). |
| | 26 | |
| | 27 | Note: Selection with the mouse or by double-clicking a word will not be supported at this iteration. |
