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cursor jumps to unexpected position
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noticed that when using (down) from starting point  E0, the cursor will move to FE as opposed to of F0. not sure if bug or intentional to indicate arriving on last "page".

(05-26-2024, 12:11 PM)chriswest Wrote: noticed that when using (down) from starting point  E0, the cursor will move to FE as opposed to of F0. not sure if bug or intentional to indicate arriving on last "page".

i guess i'm also noticing now also that the last row ends on FE instead of FF, which i would have expected. I'm guessing there's probably a reason for this.

as a consumer that organizes their patterns and variations with colors per page the last "page" having 15 rows instead of 16 gives me mild anxiety. just throwing this out there  Angel
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(05-26-2024, 12:11 PM)chriswest Wrote: noticed that when using (down) from starting point  E0, the cursor will move to FE as opposed to of F0. not sure if bug or intentional to indicate arriving on last "page".

(05-26-2024, 12:11 PM)chriswest Wrote: noticed that when using (down) from starting point  E0, the cursor will move to FE as opposed to of F0. not sure if bug or intentional to indicate arriving on last "page".

i guess i'm also noticing now also that the last row ends on FE instead of FF, which i would have expected. I'm guessing there's probably a reason for this.

as a consumer that organizes their patterns and variations with colors per page the last "page" having 15 rows instead of 16 gives me mild anxiety. just throwing this out there  Angel

15 on the last page it is. 16 (or FF) is being used for copy+paste purposes.

Gonna check the movement on down with the last page. However it can‘t be on the first spot E0
and goes then to F0 on the first spot as that wouldn’t fit.
Best guess would be it going to F0 while the first position would be EF then but that seems quirky to me as well.

I for example never reach the end but use it for patterns to tune the outputs.
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