With the standard Structure preferences, the interesting parts of the default texts are the question marks to be replaced by actual expressions:
It is always somewhat cumbersome in the Element editor first having to move the cursor to the position of the question mark (or to clear the text field in order just to fill in the net content without decorating markers).
So it will be a helpful idea having the Element editor move the caret automatically forward to the first question mark (if there is one) on opening for a new element (i.e. after having placed the configured default text), e.g.:
Because of the specific editors for FOR loops and CASE elements, however, the effect will be limited to alternatives, WHILE and REPEAT loops, but it still makes sense.
With the standard Structure preferences, the interesting parts of the default texts are the question marks to be replaced by actual expressions:
It is always somewhat cumbersome in the Element editor first having to move the cursor to the position of the question mark (or to clear the text field in order just to fill in the net content without decorating markers). So it will be a helpful idea having the Element editor move the caret automatically forward to the first question mark (if there is one) on opening for a new element (i.e. after having placed the configured default text), e.g.:
Because of the specific editors for FOR loops and CASE elements, however, the effect will be limited to alternatives, WHILE and REPEAT loops, but it still makes sense.