Tap to write

[koke]

When the user taps into a text block, they should start editing right away with the cursor in the position they tapped, even if it's not the currently selected block.

[koke]

@diegoreymendez @daniloercoli can you update this one by Wednesday with what we need to do to ensure this and how much it should take?

[koke]

Let's also consider #135 as part of this

[daniloercoli]

There are a couple of problems with focus handling on the Android side.
I know @mzorz was working on a fix for them, but I'm not quite sure the current state of the fix. IIRC the problem was with our react-native-recyclerview-list implementation, that was acting badly under some circumstances.
Once those "focus" problems are solved, I think we need to modify Aztec + Aztec Wrapper to correctly move the cursor to the position tapped by the user.

[diegoreymendez]

It's a bit complicated because I'm not sure what's needed for this. But assuming:

• Discovery work to learn what's necessary. (1 day)
• Initial implementation. (2 days)
• Testing / fixing issues (1 or 2 days)

I'd say 5 days would be my initial estimation.

Does this work for you @koke?

[diegoreymendez]

Actually @koke, I assumed work was necessary in iOS, but it seems like it works out of the box.

Can you review and confirm if this behavior is fine for the purpose of this issue?

[koke]

@diegoreymendez yeah, that looks like it works as expected. Great news 👏

[koke]

After chatting with @daniloercoli, this also seems to be working on Android and should be ok once we fix #135

[koke]

After chatting with @mzorz we are estimating 3 days for #135, although he might come up with a better estimate after more research today.

[diegoreymendez]

I removed myself from the assignment since there's nothing else I can do for this task right now.

[koke]

Keeping track of all focus-related issues in #196