Quoting Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Could someone explain me what these are about?
> >
> > LFUN_FONT_FREE_APPLY is never used: can I remove it?
>
> It is used in the toolbar.
Ah... OK, I only looked at the code.
>
> > LFUN_FONT_FREE_UPDATE is used in GuiCharacter::getLfun(). The only
> > explanation I found is in Tex3.cpp:1408:
> >
> > // Set the freefont using the contents of \param data dispatched from
> > // the frontends and apply it at the current cursor location.
> > case LFUN_FONT_FREE_UPDATE: {
> >
> > So, what is this? Is it related to Cursor::current_font?
>
> The badly named font_free stuff refers to the state the custom font
> setting dialog. LFUN_FONT_FREE_APPLY allows to apply repeatedly the
> same font change (as defined in the dialog),
You mean even when the dialog is closed? This is very bad UI IMO.
> and LFUN_FONT_FREE_UPDATE
> allows to change this setting.
I've come to understand that in the mean time... a side effect of the
serialisation. Any objection if I clean up that mess and do something similar as
for the Paragraph dialog? I mean the automatic retrieval of the current cursor
font when "Apply changes immediately" is not checked.
Abdel.
