>> It looks like currentRow() might return -1 sometimes
>
>You are right, if nothing is selected, it returns -1...
>
>Andre'
Please correct me if I'm wrong (I'm just trying to understand QT).
I was a little vague in the above sentence on purpose, because when I was
experimenting with this code yesterday I noticed that even when nothing is
selected currentRow() returns 0 (or incidentally something else > 0). That's
why I added '&& formatLW->selectedItems().size() > 0' to the patch.
My hypothesis: isn't it the case that currentRow() only returns -1 if the list
is empty ?
According to the documentation of QT :
currentRow : int
This property holds the row of the current item.
Depending on the current selection mode, the row _may_ also be selected.
Earlier, I also found that Windows and Linux behaved differently with respect
to lists, see http://www.lyx.org/trac/changeset/26054 . For Windows item was
NULL when clicking on the whitespace of a list, while for Linux it wasn't. This
might be related to the stuff above.
Vincent
