It appears there is no setCursor which does the equivalent of a buttonPress i.e. finds the right position in the right inset.
Why not ? I have code like this for cursorPrevious : 1159 int y = text->cursor.y() - workarea_.height(); 1160 if (y < 0) 1161 y = 0; 1162 text->setCursorFromCoordinates(bv_, bv_->text->cursor.x_fix(), y); 1163 finishUndo(); 1164 screen_->redraw(bv_->text, bv_); 1165 updateScrollbar(); to fix this bug : http://cvs.koziarski.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60 this seems to work except that of course, it doesn't enter any insets. I think it should and I think that this : 2203 #warning I believe this code is wrong. (Lgb) 2204 #warning Jürgen, have a look at this. (Lgb) 2205 #warning Hmmm, I guess you are right but we 2206 #warning should verify when this is needed is the problem (this also sort-of causing the navigate-toc problems as well). Juergen, Lars, what is needed here ? Am I correct ? regards john p.s. doesn't navigate-toc need to pass a par,pos tuple btw ? it can't work reliably as is, even with the missing code added p.p.s. what the bally-hoo is x_fix() ?? -- "Unless everyone else on earth is attending meetings I haven't been told about." - /. paranoia at its finest
