Edwin Leuven wrote: > > The buttons should be disabled if necessary > > (e.g valign in non-fixed width) > > see attached
yes :-) btw it does not immediately update after a change via dialog (e.g. make a column fixed-width). > > I need "toggle-longtable", "toggle-rotate-cell" and > > "toggle-rotate-tabular" instead of (additional to) > > "[set/unset]-rotate-cell" etc. > > I guess these could be added to insettabular. In fact couldn't we just > replace "[set/unset]-rotate-cell" with "toggle-rotate-cell" etc? That would be the best I think. Or is there a reason for set/unset? Jug? > > I have not yet implemented the multicolumns stuff (m-align-left > > and friends). Don't know what's the best way to deal with them [...] > such as to take into account whether the cell is multicolumn or not like in > the qt dialog Yes, that would be the cleanest solution from the ui point of view (and it is consistent within the qt frontend). I didn't think of this the time I tried the toolbar. > > Where do I have to set the text for the tooltips? > > Perhaps we could put them in default.ui: > > - Icon "tabular-feature toggle-line-left" > + Icon "Set left border" "tabular-feature toggle-line-left" > > otherwise let the inset handle it. I don't know what would be the best way > ahead... We should do it like the main toolbar does it. But how is that? I think it is done with the LFUN definition (i.e. in the inset). > > It would be very cool if the user could set a mode, where the > > tabular toolbar automatically displays when entering a table > > (like in klyx). > > as in attached? Well done indeed. This is gonna be one of my favorite features. Please go on, Jürgen. > Best, Ed.
