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BoxIDs, Selections and NotebookProgramming, in the FrontEnd
Jason Harris
I review documented and historical ways we can query and manipulate the current selection and then interact, read, write, and change parts, fragments or all of notebooks. I discuss the internal structures Wolfram Research staff use for advanced control of Selections. I also cover existing methods for locating structures and standard applications of BoxIDs and Dynamic Locations.
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