Wow, I think that���s super cool!! And a worthy direction to explore.
Having the surrounding code would give developers a lot more context!!

El 24 jul 2022, a las 20:47, Denis Kudriashov <dionisiydk@gmail.com> escribi��:

Hi.

����, 25 ������. 2022 ��. �� 13:48, Guillermo Polito <guillermopolito@gmail.com>:
I���d suggest, for further improvement (but not blocking), that I���d like to see the entire code and context of the do-it context.
Just showing the selected text makes one lose context.
Instead, it would be super cool to show the entire context + code of where the selection was done, and that the program counter is set where the selection was set.

Of course, now that I���m thinking about it, I would wonder how to resolve when to *stop*.

In theory we can highlight the code from the full outer context as something inactive or we can try to draw the border over a selection.
I did a little experiment but it does not look good. And I am not sure how useful it will be:

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