Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> Richard Heck wrote:
>> Index: Paragraph.h
>> ===================================================================
>> --- Paragraph.h (revision 18413)
>> +++ Paragraph.h (working copy)
>> @@ -359,9 +359,11 @@
>> ///
>> bool hfillExpansion(Row const & row, pos_type pos) const;
>>
>> - /// Check if we are in a Biblio environment.
>> - /// \retval true if the cursor needs to be moved right.
>> - bool checkBiblio(bool track_changes);
>> + /// Check if we are in a Biblio environment and insert or
>> + /// delete InsetBibitems as necessary.
>> + /// \retval int 1 to move cursor right; -1 to move it left;
>> + /// 0 to leave it where it is.
>> + int checkBiblio(bool track_changes);
> In general enums are more explicative:
>
> enum CursorMove {
> NoMove,
> MoveRight,
> MoveLeft
> }
It occurred to me I actually should do something slightly different,
namely, return the position where the inset was deleted (though it'll be
minus-position) and then check if the cursor was beyond that. If not, it
doesn't need to be moved.
Richard
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