>>>>> "Andre" == Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andre> What's the actual cursor positioning problem?
Andre> I'd really like to get that fixed by direct calls.
The problem is that, when one types "\frac<space>", the fraction is
inserted, but the cursor is not in the first cell. So I looked at what
LFUN_INSERT_MATH does (in math_nestinset) and found the following
code:
case LFUN_INSERT_MATH: {
recordUndo(cur, Undo::ATOMIC);
MathArray ar;
asArray(cmd.argument, ar);
int cell(0);
if (cmd.argument == "\\root")
cell = 1;
// math macros are nest insets and may have 0 cells.
// handleNest would crash in this case.
if (ar.size() == 1 && (ar[0].nucleus()->asNestInset()) &&
ar[0].nucleus()->nargs() > MathInset::idx_type(cell)) {
cur.handleNest(ar[0], cell);
} else
cur.niceInsert(cmd.argument);
break;
}
So the alternative was
1/ copy this seemingly (to me) fragile code to macroModeClose
-or-
2/ invoke dispatch directly (but add a warning telling this should be fixed)
-or-
3/ create yet another LCursor::fooInsert method, inorder to make
really sure that people will never be able to figure out which one
should be used :)
Andre> Have you checked this leaves the callers intact?
Andre> I.e. typed \frac<Ctrl-Left> and such?
Erm. It crashes :(
So, what do you propose? I guess I could keep mathMacroClose as it
was, and put the cursor inside the new inset only when space was
pressed?
JMarc
