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Your idea
When a user cuts (ctrl+x) from a Range Selection, it should preserve the selection, allowing for faster editing, instead of always converting it to a List Selection.
Problem to be solved
This would allow users to edit the range, as well as to re-paste into the range much quicker.
An example of something this would make much faster is doubling/halving the length of a mixed-note range. With this change, you could quickly press ctrl+x, and ctrl+shift+w/q in order to half or double the length of the range. You could also easily expand or decrease the range using shift+arrow keys.
With the current system, as of Version 4.4.3, when you cut from a range, it uses a list selection on the rests, limiting what a user can do, as List Selection restricts several actions.
However, if a user cuts from a List Selection, the List Selection should also be preserved.
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Additional context
Ctrl+x and ctrl+shift+w/q used to work, but as of 4.4.3, now requires the user to reselect what was previously selected in order to paste. While minute, this change slows down the workflow for many users.
When cutting from a List Selection, instead of a range, the behavior can remain unchanged, as it would not always be possible to convert it to a Range Selection.
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