Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 07:37:06PM +0200, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
| > | I don't understand the rebreaking point. Do you mean breaking a par into
| > | two or some re-calculation of which part of a par belongs to which row?
| > | If the latter, I think the solution is consequent two-phase drawing with
| > | a full rebreak of all visible paragraphs in the metrics phase.
| >
| > Rebreaking is slow.
|
| Maybe the way it is currently implemented.
right.
| There is no technical reason for it. Adding up the width of some things
| (char and insets), keeping track of the last feasible break point and
| breaking there when the summed width surpasses some maximum is a nobrainer
| and certainly not "slow", given that we are going to draw these things
| later.
|
| > Read my old mail on how to do par by par reabreak,
| > called lazy_lyxtext.txt (it is old so it might be bit out of date)
|
| I had a look at it last night. It is a bit outdated, but the ideas fit
| nicely in the two stage drawing system. So a plan could be as follows:
Before we do any of this, we should try to get Undo into "perfect"
state first.
Can you explain what is missing?
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Lgb
