Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
in my mind, I was distinguishing between a "buffer", and a "document",
composed of one or more buffers.
On a related note, can anyone tell me whether or not the
"Buffer::allRelatives()" method is supposed to contain also the buffer
on which it is called ? And, also, whether it includes "cousins" ?
My only problem, in that part of code, was to get an "absolute" ordering
of all related buffers, independently of which buffer I start from.
AFAIU, from Vincent's comments, perhaps such thing may be obtained with
something like:
p_buffer->masterBuffer()->allRelatives()
(perhaps the master itself is missing from the collection). Am I wrong ?
Thx,
T.
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