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enhancement request
rj412
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would like to request additional api's for:
_left and _right, _over (in addition to _near, _under, _in)
in my code, I find that I always need to count from the left from the 'known' element....
so it looks something like this
_image(5, _near(_div("Result")))
counting is not a problem (initially)...until the index is changed, in this case a new _image has been introduced.
but if there is a _right, then I know it's always going to be the first one from a specify element
_image(0, _right(_div("Element1FromTheMiddle")))
_image(0, _left(_div("Element2AtTheEndofLine")))
Similarly for _over , would be useful if the known element is below the element in question.
OR even maybe a:
_underRight
_overLeft
etc...
(although this would probably need multiple indexes)
_left and _right, _over (in addition to _near, _under, _in)
in my code, I find that I always need to count from the left from the 'known' element....
so it looks something like this
_image(5, _near(_div("Result")))
counting is not a problem (initially)...until the index is changed, in this case a new _image has been introduced.
but if there is a _right, then I know it's always going to be the first one from a specify element
_image(0, _right(_div("Element1FromTheMiddle")))
_image(0, _left(_div("Element2AtTheEndofLine")))
Similarly for _over , would be useful if the known element is below the element in question.
OR even maybe a:
_underRight
_overLeft
etc...
(although this would probably need multiple indexes)