Sometimes, I discover that the tactic I used was only slightly off, e.g. I should have used rw [add_comm b c] instead of rw [add_comm]. In these cases, it would be nice to be able to go back and edit the tactic rather than rewrite it. I suggest changing the behaviour of the "Delete"-buttons slightly so that the command in the line with the button is not erased.
The label of the button is imprecise in any case (as we don't delete just one line but also everything after). If we change the label to "Retry", it won't conflict with the behaviour I describe. Even better would be "Retry from here", but that’s a bit too long, I guess.
Sometimes, I discover that the tactic I used was only slightly off, e.g. I should have used
rw [add_comm b c]
instead ofrw [add_comm]
. In these cases, it would be nice to be able to go back and edit the tactic rather than rewrite it. I suggest changing the behaviour of the "Delete"-buttons slightly so that the command in the line with the button is not erased.The label of the button is imprecise in any case (as we don't delete just one line but also everything after). If we change the label to "Retry", it won't conflict with the behaviour I describe. Even better would be "Retry from here", but that’s a bit too long, I guess.