Abstract: Described techniques provide a dynamic insert operation that enables easy, intuitive, reliable text entry by a user, while maintaining text within special-purpose positions that are needed, e.g., for later compiling or other text interpretation. For example, one or more positions may be locked, e.g., within a line or other sequence of positions. Then, text may be entered into a text position prior to the locked position(s). The dynamic insert operation may enable insertion of the text, movement of any existing text from the text position to a subsequent position, and maintenance of locked text within the locked position. Similarly, but conversely, if text (e.g., a character) is deleted from the text position, the dynamic insert operation may enable the deletion of the text, movement of any existing subsequent text from the subsequent position to the text position, and maintenance of locked text within the locked position.

Abstract: Described techniques provide a dynamic insert operation that enables easy, intuitive, reliable text entry by a user, while maintaining text within special-purpose positions that are needed, e.g., for later compiling or other text interpretation. For example, one or more positions may be locked, e.g., within a line or other sequence of positions. Then, text may be entered into a text position prior to the locked position(s). The dynamic insert operation may enable insertion of the text, movement of any existing text from the text position to a subsequent position, and maintenance of locked text within the locked position. Similarly, but conversely, if text (e.g., a character) is deleted from the text position, the dynamic insert operation may enable the deletion of the text, movement of any existing subsequent text from the subsequent position to the text position, and maintenance of locked text within the locked position.