Enrico Forestieri wrote: > I thought about it and my idea is to retain the existing delimiter > dialog but placing a combobox next to the "Keep matched" checkbox. > The default combobox item would be "Variable size", and the other > items would be labeled "big size", "Big size", and so on.
For example. > The combobox activated() signal would be connected to a slot function > recording the choice. Now, when the Insert button is clicked, the > code inserting \left<ldelim> and \right<rdelim> should be changed > to instead insert \bigl<ldelim> and \bigr<rdelim> according to the > recorded choice. > > This is the theory, but in practice I am a Qt ignorant and have no > idea of what I should do to achieve that goal. Moreover, I think > that I should tweak QDelimiterDialogBase.ui and this is a big > problem as I don't grok that format. My intuition says that > probably there is some GUI for dealing with .ui files (designer? > Yes, I really mean that I know next to nothing about programming Qt). Yes, designer is the GUI for .ui files, and it is pretty easy to use. > In conclusion, I think that you would do in a few minutes what > I would need a few weeks to do... You seem to overestimate my qt knowledge, I only program qt from time to time. I still think that this case is easy to do even for a qt newby: There are a few signals in the math dialog already, and it should not be too difficult to simply copy one and make it do what you want. Of course I don't want to force you to do something that you don't like, but I really think that it is not too difficult. Georg
