On 4 April 2016 at 17:47, Denis Kudriashov <dionisiydk@gmail.com> wrote:

2016-04-04 16:11 GMT+02:00 Thierry Goubier <thierry.goubier@gmail.com>:
It is. Five packages,��1609 + 2647 lines of code (excluding tests and styler).

I think Denis has worked on it (and extended it).

History was that:
At some point I realised that I can't use old TextMorph anymore. For my project I needed flexible editors which allows me implement validation, mask fields, secrete fields and others. It was almost impossible to hack old text morph to support these features.��
I read about Igor project TxText. It included only model at that time which was very similar to my ideas. So I decided to implement editors on top of it. I was try to not touch model itself and only fix bugs. But during development I saw all weakness of model and I start refactoring with idea of active text which announces any changes.
And in same time Igor returned to this project. He saw all problems with model and started refactoring too. But his idea was opposite to my.��

I would not say it opposite.��

You see, you started implementing advanced features, right from the beginning, while we didn't even finished the basic set of features, like simple text input/editing.

The only 'opposite' to your direction was decision to stop thinking upfront how much steroids we can put into model & editor and concentrate on completing a bare bone feature set, so that we can replace morphic text editor with it. ��

Adding steroids can wait :)

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At the end I forked my refactored version of TxText into separate project Twisty. So I think current TxText not includes any my code.

Glad to hear that you did not thrown away your project.

Best regards,
Igor Stasenko.