Martin Vermeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

| It could be of the nature of "move a section/subsection/etc up/down,
| with all the stuff 'under' it, relative to neighbouring sections
| on the same level". Buttons for this could be in the TOC pop-up.

This has been on the list for some time. Now after the simplification
of the paragraph structure this should be quite easy to accomplish.
However I belive that we should work a bit more on the structure clean
up before adding this feature.

Currently the paragraph structrue is a linked list of paragraphs,
preferably this should change to be a std::vector<LyXParagraph> or a
std::list<LyXParagraph>, this will mean some huge rewrites of the algorithms
working on groups of paragraphs, but should make these algorithms a
lot easier to understand. And featrues like outlining will be super
simple to implement. (just have two iteratores and move everything
between them to another location)

| (And, this would also be a useful feature in lists.)

Moving list items up/down?
 
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        Lgb

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