Hart Larry wrote:
> I don't know if any1 else has thought of this, but I think it would be a
> wonderful improvement if mark, cut, and paste were by specific consoles, or
Are you talking about SpeakUp in X11? I thought Speakup could
already paste between consoles, or was that changed? I haven't tried
SpeakUp's paste feature yet. What is it exactly that you're trying to
do? Do you actually want to *cut* from the screen, rather than copy
from it? If that's the case, you're talking about crossing from
kernalspace to userspace. Kirk would have to make SpeakUp ...Hmmm.
Maybe erase with backspacing...No. That would only work if the cursor
position matched the cutting cursor position. You're dealing with two
different cursor positions. The twain may never meet without some
extensive programming and/or software recognition. vi's controls are
different from emacs, for instance. Cutting would have to be performed
through differing interface controls. Backspacing *might* work, if
cursor tracking was employed. Some programs won't let you backspace to
the previous line. Complexity increases when you're using a remote
console.. You have to be able to control the position of the userspace
cursor, independant of keymaps, terminals, and individual program
controls. I think it would work if there was a consistant method for
repositioning the userspace cursor, but I doubt that there is. I hope
that's what you're talking about, anyway.
Michael
