On Tue, May 22, 2007 at 02:10:04PM -0500, Bo Peng wrote: > >> + if (floatName != string()) > > > > if (!floatName.empty()) > > Thanks Andre, but do you know how to get the pit of an InsetInclude?
I am afraid I don't understand the question. In most cases a variable 'pit' is an integer offset in the list of paragraphs of the surrounding inset. > > + // This *does not* work because pit is not a > proper ParConstIterator > + // at least pit->id() would crash lyx. Is this > because InsetInclude > + // is not derived from InsetText? > + ParConstIterator pit = > par_const_iterator_begin(*this); Ah.. ParConstIterator is more or less a thin wrapper around DocIterator moving down a whole paragraph on each operator++() call. Being derived from InsetText is not crucial, however, having a working Text * InsetFoo::getText(int index) is. This usually means you need 'some kind of embedded Text somewhere'... Andre'
