Robin S. Socha wrote: > ssertion triggered in virtual void InsetText::draw(PainterInfo&, int, int) > const by failing check "!text_.paragraphs().begin()->rows.empty()" in file > insettext.C:192
The bug responsible for this is the following: all handled LFUNS (including opening/closing footnotes) trigger a fitCursor call. In old times, we used to set the cursor inside the inset when opening it (which I don't like so much) and so the fitCursor call was harmless. Now it's not so, and so if you scroll with the scrollbar (or mouse wheel) -- without "cursor follows scrollbar" then try to open some inset you inmediately jump to the cursor position (before even drawing the screen) and then other bad things happend. So the question is: do we want opening an inset to automatically put the cursor inside? Or should we *not* call fitCursor when opening/closing footnotes? (are there other LFUNs that need it)? Alfredo
