Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> Jürgen Spitzmüller schrieb:
> >> + Length indentation;
> >
> > Why not HSpace indentation?
>
> The last email you suggested to introduce an HspaceKind enum to Length, now
> I should leave Length untouched but introduce an HSpace class.
No, you probably misunderstood me. I suggested a HSpace class. Quoting myself:
>>The by far best method, I think, would be to setup a HSpace class similar to
>>the VSpace class. This class could inherit Length and DEFAULT. I.e.,
>>
>> enum HSpaceKind {
>> DEFAULT,
>> LENGTH ///< user-defined length
>> };
>>
>>I think it is trivial to set up such a class if you start from VSpace.
> I don't have
> time right now to play longer with this issue. Please take my attached path
> and finish it as you like. I will learn from how you will implement this
> and can take care of the lyx2lyx part when your patch is ready.
Sorry. I do not have time either. But there's no need to hurry. It is more
important to implement this properly right from the beginning.
> >> + // "0" is the case for a new document
> >
> > Then something is wrong. You have to initialize HSpace to default.
>
> Where is this done? I'm going crazy with the source code. There's no
> information about the structure. I mean how is Buffer.cpp connected to
> BufferParams.cpp and to GuiDocument.cpp? Where are parameters initialized?
> Where are length visualized in LyX...
The BufferParams constructor (BufferParams.cpp, line 322ff.). Adding
indendation = "default"
will do the trick.
But if you set up a HSpace class, this will probably be not needed, since the
class itself will construct the correct default.
> thanks and regards Uwe
Jürgen
