On 20-Feb-2002 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Why can't you signal the insets directly? It looks like a case where
> the lyxfunc think is really not appropriate... It looks like you could
> just call some InsetGraphics::fileChanged method directly.
You got a point there, but we have to provide a function for this then IMO.
Well for now Angus could just add that function to InsetGraphics (I would
call the function redrawInset(BufferView *) and then you could directly call
InsetGraphics * myinset = *it;
myinset->redrawInset(bview);
and the function should be somethink like
void redrawInset(BufferView * bv)
{
bv->updateInset(this, false);
}
Hmm or just without adding any functions why not directly call
bview->updateInset(myinset, false) where you check for the changes.
But I assume that you probably don't have the BufferView there or do you?
Jug
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