Returns a cursor for the given position in a string.
Remarks
A cursor represents a relative position, "before character X",
rather than an absolute position. As the document is edited, the
cursor remains stable relative to its context, just as you'd expect
from a cursor in a concurrent text editor.
The string representation is shareable, and so you can use this both
to edit the document yourself (using splice) or to share multiple
collaborator's current cursor positions over the network.
Returns a cursor for the given position in a string.
Remarks
A cursor represents a relative position, "before character X", rather than an absolute position. As the document is edited, the cursor remains stable relative to its context, just as you'd expect from a cursor in a concurrent text editor.
The string representation is shareable, and so you can use this both to edit the document yourself (using splice) or to share multiple collaborator's current cursor positions over the network.