Andre Poenitz wrote:
> I still don't understand why you don't use a namespace.
> in the .h:
> namespace lyxglobal {
> void exec(int argc, char * argv[]);
> LyX & ref();
> LyX const & cref();
> }
Maybe nest the namespace
namespace lyx {
namespace global {
void exec(int argc, char * argv[]);
LyX & ref();
LyX const & cref();
} // namespace global
} // namespace lyx
I'd still have to define a LyX class in the .h file, (so that the
rest of the code can access the LyX member functions) and make exec()
a friend function so that it can access the (private) LyX constructor.
But yes, this is possible. Note that the LyX class interface is
currently bloated with a whole heap of private member functions that
should really belong in an anonymous namespace in the .C file.
So, let's just call this an iterative procedure. Lars' baby-crawl as
opposed to André's giant-steps?
After all, I was interested primarily in removing the BufferView
cache...
Now that it is gone, you might like to consider replacing all of
mathed's calls to
void BufferView::updateInset(InsetOld const *);
with the equivalent call through LyX:
LyX::cref().updateInset(this);
Which will 'just work' when we eventually have multiple BufferViews.
--
Angus
