On Sat, Apr 03, 2004 at 01:19:49PM +0200, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: > > I think this has been reported before...
Indeed. And I haven't had time to fix it so far. The problem is most likely an off-by-one (or two) bug in accessing the cells of the script inset. A while ago, cell 0 was always the subscript, cell 1 the superscript and cell 2 the base and there was some extra code to handle 'missing' super/subscripts. Such code was also necessary in the DocIterator, and it clearly doesn't belong there. So now we have the base (which must exist) in cell 0. If there are both sub- and superscript, the superscipt is in 1 and the subscript in 2, and if there is just one of them, it's in cell 1. 'nargs' returns now 2 or 3 (not always 3 as formerly) The access should go through some wrapper functions there (up/down(?), don't have sources here...) and it looks like I f* something up there. Andre'
