On Monday 08 April 2002 11:58 am, Juergen Vigna wrote:
> On 08-Apr-2002 Angus Leeming wrote:
> > I was envisioning a collapsible inset much like InsetNote. No popups at
> > all.
>
> And where would you put the "Caption" stuff? As much as I know we had an
> input box for the subfigure caption in insetfig, hadn't we?
Yes and this is wrong, because the caption is not a fuction of the Figure but
of something containing the figure. Let's call that something InsetSubcaption.
(Incidentally, can people think of a "good" name for an inset that contains a
caption and either a graphic or a table.)
The problem is a little complicated because in buffer.C we do:
} else if (tmptok == "Figure" || // Backward compatibility
tmptok == "Graphics") {
inset = new InsetGraphics;
} ...
inset->read(this, lex);
and these may contain a caption. What we want is (pseudo-code):
} else if (tmptok == "Figure" || // Backward compatibility
tmptok == "Graphics") {
if (ContainsSubcaption(lex)) // More backward compatibility
inset = new InsetSubcaption;
else
inset = new InsetGraphics;
} else if (tmptok == "Subcaption") { // All new files will be like this...
inset = new InsetSubcaption;
} ...
inset->read(this, lex);
> > As for the subfigure, subtable stuff, this is important only for LaTeX
> > output right? Is it possible for the inset to know that it's parent inset
> > is a figure float or a table float?
>
> if (owner() && owner()->owner()
> && owner()->owner()->lyxCode == FLOAT_CODE
> && (owner()->owner()->getInsetName() == "figure"
>
> || owner()->owner()->getInsetName() == "table"))
>
> {
> }
>
> should work.
Thanks, Jürgen.
Angus
