On Friday 15 June 2001 10:07, Juergen Vigna wrote:
> On 15-Jun-2001 Angus Leeming wrote:
>
> > Why don't we leave the behaviour "as is" but introduce a small "help
screen",
> > like the Preferences dialog. If the Paragraph dialog is open and the user
> > enters a new paragraph in the document, then a wee message is displayed:
> >
> > "The settings of the underlying paragraph are different to those in
> > this popup. Press Update to modify the dialog. Press Apply to
> > modify the paragraph."
> >
> > That is crystal clear, I think.
>
> Well that are exactly my words (more or less ;)
>
> We just have to see that the Apply button stays or is activated again!
So, when the cursor is moved into a new paragraph, either by the arrow keys
or the mouse, which bit of code do we end up in where I can emit a signal
changedParagraph().
This sounds to me like the_locking_inset.
When the_locking_inset is changed, check if the paragraph has changed. If so
emit the changedParagraph() signal.
Am I right? And if so, do we use a function to change the_locking_inset or is
it changed all over the place?
Angus
