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Log events such as:

1. Viewing alternative SRC/REF/MT/PE
2. Selecting alternative SRC/REF/MT/PE
3. Dictionary lookup

Consider whether or not this is part of the flow (PETFlowEvent).

These are events detected by the document itself.
They are more concise than keystrokes.

The Java Document API allows one to detect accurately insertions and deletions.
Substitution is there in the API, but never seems to fire: it is always decomposed into two basic operations, except maybe in the initialization of the document.

Active edit operations such as the ones triggered by shortcuts and dropdown menus:

1. Insertion, deletion, substituion, shift and trim

SignalAdapter right is handling actual signals (that change things on the interface), and events (which are entries in a history).
This issue is to separate the two things (see PETEvent).
SignalAdapter should be used only to alert the interface about changes in units' statuses.

If showReference is on and there are no references in the input files PET crashes. It should either output a more informative error message or ignore showReference for the units missing references.

1. Make the assessment page resizable

2. Have an option (pec) that controls if assessment pages are re-presented in case of revisiting a unit:

   a. do not present

   b. query

   c. present

3. Have an option (pec) that controls how assessment pages get presented in case of revisiting a unit

   a. cleared

   b. showing previous selection

Write a generic TMX writer.

Flow events account for:

1. Starting/finishing the editing
2. Starting/finishing explicit assessment
3. Left/returned to PET

Write a generic TMXReader.
Omega3 has support to TMX, but it does not seem easy to borrow code from there.

Keystrokes

Log keystrokes as events.
They represent letters, digits, symbols, navigation and commands (e.g ctrl+z, ctrl+x).

PETCommandEvent

These are events that may be fired by keystrokes, but they have more semantics associated with.
Examples:

Copy, cut, paste
Delete: with del and backspace
Undo, redo

PETNavigationEvent

These are events that may be fired by keystrokes, but they mean navigation only:
Examples:

Arrows, home, end, page up, page down.
Combinations of the above and ctrl.