>>>>> "John" == John Levon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> I've said it before the problem is simple: I am entirely unsure John> that the fill-on-demand thing is even possible. I've already John> proven that "update all the menus" is unworkable, I suppose I John> shall have to try the same with fill-on-demand and see what John> happens. If it works in klyx, it should be possible to make it work. John> The reason I want a more fine-grained approach is simple - it John> enables more flexibility : John> 1) tear off menus - still impossible with your approach 2) TOC John> dialog - auto update based upon the right signal instead of at John> almost every keypress would be nice This can be considered in 1.4.0cvs John> 3) my wish for a context-sensitive part at the bottom of the John> Edit menu I do not see how this is uncompatible with fill-on-demand. It is just a matter of describing it in the menubackend. John> We're going in cricles again :( So I'll try and find some time John> to do the fill-on-deman thing and see how/if it works. Assuming John> I don't get the expandMenu crash I've been experiencing. Thanks. And if it is slow, it would be nice to see a profile. I suspect it can be really improved (especially, I think the code copies big vectors all over the place). >> On more important things: what do you want to do with getISOEncoded >> or whatever? John> I wish somebody would tell me :) There are some really really John> serious problems with getting the right info out of the key John> event. Something like ctrl-shift-z is VERY difficult to present John> to the lyx core correctly (I'm not kidding). I still don't have John> a good idea of how to get round this. I don't know. John> And I have no understanding of what I do to convert the unicode John> symbol from the key event into whatever it is that the lyx core John> wants. You mentioned Encoding but it seems to be only for John> hebrew, and I still don't know how to use it. As I wrote in another message, an Encoding is just a table of char->unicode translation. John> These two things are the last remaining major stumbling blocks - John> everything else needed is straightforward stuff. Great.
