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Currently the new array gets added to the end of the file. If the user wants to have their resources in some order, this means copy&pasting stuff around. It'd be easier and intuitive to insert the data at the cursor position.
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While I somewhat agree with you, initially it worked like this, but it could be a problem if the cursor is placed inside another resource.
We'll leave the function as is in the 3.0 release. Let's gather some other feedback before changing it.
Maybe the file could be scrolled to the end, where the new resource was appended, and the new block being selected? Then one could at least cut&paste it directly where it should go.
Since the RDEFs are appended to the end of the file, at least move the caret there so the user
sees something. (#400)
Would be nice to also select the newly appended text, maybe.
Now we at least scroll to the bottom of the file.
Selecting the whole text might be a bit more complex, especially since we could add more resources in a row
Currently the new array gets added to the end of the file. If the user wants to have their resources in some order, this means copy&pasting stuff around. It'd be easier and intuitive to insert the data at the cursor position.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: