Angus Leeming wrote:
> Well, you receive a string, so print it out:
> lyxerr << str << endl;
> Now convert it to a param:
> float_param param;
> string2param(str, param);
> Now convert it back and print:
> string str2 = param2string(param);
> lyxerr << str2 << endl;
>
> Are these two print statements the same?
Yes.
I added some more debug statements. In InsetFloatParams::read, I added those:
if (lex.isOK()) {
lex.next();
string token = lex.getString();
lyxerr << "Should be placement: " << token << '\n' << endl; //<-- here
if (token == "placement") {
lex.next();
placement = lex.getString();
} else {
// take countermeasures
lex.pushToken(token);
}
lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
lyxerr << "Should be wide: " << token << '\n' << endl; // <-- and here
if (token == "wide") {
lex.next();
string const tmptoken = lex.getString();
wide = (tmptoken == "true");
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetFloat::Read:: Missing wide!"
<< endl;
// take countermeasures
lex.pushToken(token);
}
}
The output is:
Should be placement: table
Should be wide: table
InsetFloat::Read:: Missing wide!
but only when I right-click the inset (open the dialog). Lyx seems to have no
problems with reading the inset when I open a file.
Ideas?
Jürgen.
