Conceptually it’s similar to what you’ve done with hyperlinks here (and it’s part of early conceptions of hypertext — being an important…
Are you familiar with the concept of “transpointing windows”?
Conceptually it’s similar to what you’ve done with hyperlinks here (and it’s part of early conceptions of hypertext — being an important part of Xanadu, though not Memex). Basically, you have some n corpora, in windows or columns, and associated sections are highlighted and then connected with a line or a rhombus; when a highlighted section is selected, associated sections in other windows scroll to align to it.
(There’s a little more complexity: highlighted sections can overlap, and you can have connections to multiple non-contiguous sections of the same corpus, both of which present problems that make UI behavior necessarily less obvious.)
By John Ohno on November 20, 2017.
[Canonical link](https://medium.com/@enkiv2/are-you-familiar-with-the-concept- of-transpointing-windows-50dc73bd931e)
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