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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #10655

Timestamp:: Jul 18, 2013, 8:56:44 PM (12 years ago)
Author:: Piotrek Koszuliński
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Ticket #10655 – Description

initial	v1
6	6	If we handle tab in all other lists' elements, then it should be blocked in the first one and in all other places where tab does nothing. It cannot be so inconsistent, because this is confusing and irritating. Either tab leaves editable or it indents lists/blocks. Not both at the same time.
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8		This could be configurable by keystrokes - by default tab is added as a keystroke executing 'indent' command. If someone needs it for leaving editable, then he can reset this keystroke.
	8	This could be configurable by keystrokes - by default tab is added as a keystroke executing 'indent' command. If someone needs it for leaving editable, then he can reset this keystroke. Or the opposite - tab by default can be used for navigation, but it's behaviour can be changed by setting a keystroke.
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10	10	And yes, there's no good solution ;\|.