- From: Eric Vasilik <ericvas@microsoft.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 May 1998 13:13:25 -0700
- To: "'Ray Whitmer'" <ray@corel.com>, www-dom@w3.org
>I agree that some want to scoot left and some right, but in my >experience it is generally relative to other iterator-like invisible >markers, and the order and way in which they were inserted, not in a >constant direction. > >In my work, multiple markers that occur at the same position seem to >need a sub-order established relative to each other, and which way each >iterator scoots depends upon which side the inserting marker occurred >on, using the sub-order where the actual position is identical. A >simple gravity flag does not automatically do the right thing most of >the time without complex gravity switching logic that seems to be >handled more simply by sub-ordering. Can you give me an example where gravity is not enough, and marker relativity makes sense? - Eric
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