Point objects refer to a specific location in a text node in a Plate document. Its path refers to the location of the node in the tree, and its offset refers to distance into the node's string of text. Points may only refer to Text nodes.
interface Point {
path: Path;
offset: number;
root?: string;
}interface Point {
path: Path;
offset: number;
root?: string;
}When root is omitted, Plate resolves the point against the current editor or
view root. The base editor and pure helpers fall back to the primary document;
root-bound views fall back to their own root. Points in header, footer,
content-root, or other extra roots carry that root key.
Compare a point to another, returning an integer indicating whether the point was before, at or after the other.
Check if a point is after another.
Check if a point is before another.
Check if a point is exactly equal to another.
Check if a value implements the Point interface.
PointEntry objects are returned when iterating over Point objects that belong to a range.
type PointEntry = [Point, "anchor" | "focus"];type PointEntry = [Point, "anchor" | "focus"];