Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
OK, I think I know where the misunderstanding is. There is a "Apply
Change Immediately" check box in this dialog. IMO, when this check box
is checked, the dialog should reflect the state of current cursor
position. So if there is no language defined, the document language is
used. But when this is not checked LFUN_FONT_FREE_UPDATE uses the font
lastly defined in the dialog. So, in this case "No Change" means:
don't touch the current language. This is very confusing IMO, only
expert users (i.e. you ;-) manage to understand this behaviour.
I agree that this dialog is confusing. However, I think its
possibility to remember an font change and apply it repeatedly (by a
keystroke) is useful.
It is, no question about that but I think the two concepts should be
separated. Wouldn't it be better to have a "copy style" button* in
addition to the "Font" button? This means that one would have to first
set the a chunk of
This style should just focus on font properties IMO without looking at
language issues. The language would then have to be set independently as
this is a much more frequent operation than changing font properties
(context menu should help here).
Abdel.
*: when I say "button" I of course mean a new LFUN available also with a
keystroke.
