>> This introduces a new LFUN LFUN_INSET_COPY_AS, which copies a certain
>> Inset to the clipboard. For InsetInfo this is the text that is >> visible, but this could also replace LFUN_LABEL_COPY_AS_REF, by >> copying the INSET to the clipboard as a reference, and also a Math >> inset to copy to the clipboard as latex (including $'s or \[..\]). > >I fear that the semantics of the function becomes very vague with time. Time is evil. >Is inset info supposed to check the argument? No, I only wanted to copy the text to the clipboard. >Note that you could define generic implementations for >copying to text and latex with little effort. I thought I did so. >Or do we really want to copy more than a text string? In case of a label, you can copy it as a reference; in case of math, you can copy it as the latex representation; etc. I didn't want to have a LFUN_LABEL_COPY_AS_REF, LFUN_INFO_COPY_AS_TEXT etc., and I thought this would be a nice and useful generalization and extension. >Jmarc Vincent
