On 15-Jun-2001 Angus Leeming wrote:
> 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 is not connected to insets, but to paragraph therefor snipped t_l_i text]
Lars please correct me if I'm wrong!
Well we have a paragraph-id for every paragraph, be it inside an inset or
outside which is uniq! I'm not sure if we have a function returning us the
actual paragraph-pointer (please confirm this Lars), but if not it should be
quite easy to realize one.
Now knowing the above and that every cursor movement (inside a paragraph),
should call the BufferView::fitCursor(LyXText *), so I guess if you call
the signal in that function it may happen to work.
Jürgen
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