>>>>> "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
R> Hmmm, you're suggesting here yet another find-tool: "find-next
R> <inset>".
Yes.
R> Actually also the current "next note/error" is a similar find-tool:
R> "find-next note/error".
I'd like to replace them with a general purpose find. And also a
find-next-same-layout to jump from sections to sections, for example.
R> Where else should all this go, than in a common
R> Find&Replace-dialog, because this dialog should do exactly this:
R> "find next <what-so-ever>".
No, this should ideally only need a binding and menu entry.
R> Instead of tweaking in some brand new dialogs for other find-nexts,
R> I would suggest to add extra gadgets to the Find&Replace dialog so
R> that this can handle all types of "find-next-<what-so-ever>. (the
R> "replace" may then only be applicable to certain types of "find").
Sure, but working on the perfect find disalog is another level of
difficulty (we need to be able to turn all bold text into emphasized
text, for example; or every citation reference into a proper natbib
one). But this will not happen overnight.
R> That would keep things straight and logical; hence easy to find in
R> the menu! However, this would need a redesign of the Find&Replace
R> dialog.
I'm not sure I want a dialog for jumping from insets to insets. I'm
seeing this more as a navigation tool than a search tool.
JMarc
