Dekel Tsur wrote: > No. For the following, assume that the default placement is 'tbp'. > There should be a distinction between specifying > "I want to use the default placement, even if I change it",
I don't understand this sentence. > and "I want to use 'tbp' placement, even if I change the default > placement". Why? For me, there should be the distinction "I want to set my own placement params" and "OK, let's use the default settings" BUT "I want to know what the default settings actually are!" I don't trust a default button that doesn't tell me what it does. It is something different in the graphics dialog, because I can see and set the defaults in Preferences. Actually, I'd prefer two buttons: "Float Default" for the default of the specific float and "Document Default" for the value set in Document->Extras. What you want can be done by just selecting none of the options. Of course we can add a checkbox that disables all options, but besides a button. > A possible improvement to my patch is that when the "default" button is > selected, it sets the values of the other checkboxes according to the > default placement, and then disable the other buttons. > When the "default" button is deselected, the other buttons are enabled. Hmm, yes, but I'd prefer a button for this rather than a checkbox that sets other checkboxes. What do others think? But unfortunately I don't know how the frontend (controller) could read the default values from FloatList, so your solution is at least easier for me to implement ;-) Regards, Juergen.
