Jürgen Spitzmüller <juer...@spitzmueller.org> writes: > Conceptually, I think it makes sense to have two. I can imagine scenarios > where one wants to change the alignment of a column from within a multicolumn > cell (just not by default maybe).
So we could have a function that works for either multicolumn or colum, and another special one that only considers the underlying column. But how does the underlying column alignment act on a multicolumn? Wouldn't it be more intuivie for the user not to have this distinction? If the underlying column alignment matters, then the user can change this alignment in a column where there is no multicolumn. I think this is more intuitive. > Apart from that, the GuiApplication changes were necessary anyway, given that > we want to support command-alternatives in the toolbar. Do we really? It would only make sense if we can change the icon depending on what action is going to happen. I would be surprised if this is something standard in a GUI :) But this makes sense: an icon is for one action that has well defined semantics. If we have a good meaning, we can define an lfun... JMarc
