On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Juergen Vigna wrote:

> > 1. I'm using the GUIndependent code, and there is a show() method that is
> 
> Have a look at the newly (today;) added src/frontends/xforms/FormCitation.C!

Will do.

> > 3. I hold a pointer to the inset (I clear it when I hide()), currently my
> 
> I guess that in the Destructor part of the inset there should be a clear
> of the inset-pointer in the dialog if they are equal!

Thanks for reminding me about this, I really should be finding a method to
hide the dialog if the inset is deleted (destructed).

> Something like:
> 
> ClearInsetPointer(InsetGraphics * ip)
> {
>         if (local_inset_pointer == ip) {
>                 local_inset_pointer = 0;
>                 if (dialog_is_visible)
>                         hide_dialog();
>         }
> }

Hmpf, The inset actually has no idea of the dialog, it probably should use
a signal with a this pointer to tell the dialog 'if you are working for
me, then you're screwed too, hide yourself'

> > 5. What about the file format? Should I be compatible with figinset, so as
> 
> No it should just be possible to eventually read old figinsets format when
> we then use only the graphics-inset for this!

So you say that a 'read both old and new format, write new format only'
is the way to go?

> > 6. Message passing with the inset. currently I have a set/get-Params in
> 
> I guess this is alright as you have the inset-pointer!

I could have thought of no other simple way to do it.

> > 8. Having menu options. The graphicx has quite a few options, some are
> > ...
> > Should I use a tabbed dialog or second dialog?
> 
> Use a tabbed one!

Hmm, ok with me. Any other opinion?

> > 9. I wanted to change the radio buttons on the dialog to a choice button,
> > any reason why not to?
> > I have a problem doing it since I need to enter the percent character and
> > I can't seem to do it correctly since the percent char is a special char
> > for xforms. I couldn't find anything in xforms manual, I need to enter
> > something like "% of Page", I tried \% and %%, the former did nothing the
> > second showed only the % so if I did "%% of Page" I got "%", which is not
> > a good idea.
> 
> Clueless, did you have a look at the xforms-manual?

I did, find no such thing, though I must confess I didn't read it cover to
cover (I couldn't really I read it online). Searching didn't help.
And anyway I do all this during my tests period so I invest only bits of
time, no time to read the whole manual.

> > I think I'll stop here before I'll be hanged :-)
> 
> Would be really hard to get you :)

You could always try to send Dekel on me ... :)

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