Abdelrazak Younes <you...@lyx.org> writes: > Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote: >> 3. Yet another way is to introduce a new LyXAction flag that says that >> this lfun should be dispatched both to the current inset as to the next >> inset. In that case, we could process the argument in Inset::dispatch. >> That would mean AtPointAll (or something like that). (Choosing for this >> method would also mean to centralize the handling of LFUN_INSET_SETTINGS >> in the Inset class (to avoid duplicating code) and use an improved >> editable() mechanism to decide which Inset has a settings dialog (or >> introduce the hasInsetDialog() function, but I didn't really get the >> opinion of Andre about this. It was hidden somewhere between irony and a >> dilemma)). >> >> I hope I made it clear. I think I'll vote for 3. > > '3' sounds like a good plan.
I suspect there is something I do not understand about what you both are heading. And this is bothering me ;) I'd prefer to understand and either agree or disagree, but I simply do not understand. AFAICS, the problem _might_ be related to the following question: assume that the cursor is the `I' in the nice hand drawing below |float--------------------------------| | |box-------------------------------|| | | foo bar I[graphics] || | |----------------------------------|| |-------------------------------------| Current, what is visible (or should be IMO in the Edit menu is) Graphics settings... Box Settings... Float Settings... Of course, I have a box in a box, then only the inner box will be accessible this way, and this may be confusing to some people (although we never had such a complaint). But I think it is useful in most cases. I would personally appreciate to see the same commands in the context menus. JMarc
