>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Hi, with regard to bugs #575 and #438, I can provide yet
Michael> another test case. Unfortunately, undo crashes quite often.
Michael> Any solution is highly appreciated.
Here is what I just wrote for #575:
I thought I wrote about this one, but it seems that I did not.
If you look at the sources around text.C:2782 for 1.2.x
(method LyXText::backspace), you will find that this is
not a bug but a feature:
/* Pasting is not allowed, if the paragraphs have different
layout. I think it is a real bug of all other
word processors to allow it. It confuses the user.
Even so with a footnote paragraph and a non-footnote
paragraph. I will not allow pasting in this case,
because the user would be confused if the footnote behaves
different wether it is open or closed.
Correction: Pasting is always allowed with standard-layout
*/
And then later you find
if (cursor.par() != tmppar
&& (cursor.par()->layout() == tmppar->layout()
|| tmppar->layout() == tclass.defaultLayoutName())
&& cursor.par()->getAlign() == tmppar->getAlign()) {
[...]
So the discussion should rather be about the usefulness of this
feature. What would be the right behaviour in your opinion?
JMarc
