Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> Dekel Tsur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> | On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 09:59:56AM +0200, Lars Gullik Bj?nnes wrote:
>
>>>| Should "Block" alignment be better named "Justified" (as in Qt) ?
>>>
>>>Left justified or Right justfied? or perhaps Block justified.
>>>
>>>As I learned it "Justified" alone does not give full meaning.
>>
> | Selecting this button may not necessary give you block justification,
> | as the textclass/user may change the default justification.
> | So, it should be named "Default (<something here?>justified)".
>
> Then we should perhaps two buttons - Document Default justified, and
> Block. Or a "Reset to layout default" button.
src/layout.h has:
enum LyXAlignment {
///
LYX_ALIGN_NONE = 0,
///
LYX_ALIGN_BLOCK = 1,
///
LYX_ALIGN_LEFT = 2,
///
LYX_ALIGN_RIGHT = 4,
///
LYX_ALIGN_CENTER = 8,
///
LYX_ALIGN_LAYOUT = 16,
///
LYX_ALIGN_SPECIAL = 32
};
At present, there is no such thing as "Default aligment". And in fact a paragraph
always has one out of the four choices (BLOCK, LEFT, RIGHT and CENTER) and that is
what shows up in the dialog now.
Introducing a Default, would need quite some more recoding all over the paragraph
and paragraph-parameter code. We may possibly need a "LYX_ALIGN_DEFAULT", which
tells the paragraph that its alignment is not overruled by the user's settings.
Or does one of the other enums in LyXAlignment refer to such a Default setting?
It's a good idea to have a "Default" alignment button here, since once you've changed
the alignment, the dialog doesn't tell you what was the original default.
Then, a new paragraph should always produce a dialog with Default alignment checked.
Cheers,
Rob.
