Martin Vermeer a écrit :
On Sat, Apr 22, 2006 at 11:22:53AM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Michael Gerz a écrit :
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Martin,
as you (as well as many others) want the outlining stuff to go into
1.4.X: Did you keep track of all the patches that were committed after
the initial patch? I guess your latest 1.4.X patch is no longer up to date.
If you really want it in 1.4, there are a few things to polish IMHO in
the outlining stuff and its link to the Toc dialog:
1) Put a limit to the "IN" button. Indeed, we need to make sure that the
user won't go too deep. The "IN outline" should stop at the supported
sectioning depth that depends on the document settings.
2) There are still a few crashes if you use outline on a level that
present a depth jump:
1. xxx
1.0.1 xxx
1.1 xxx
Just for fun, load the attached file and look at the ordering of the
ToC. (I don't see crashes though, but perhaps they'll go away if we fix
this.)
Yes I knew about that problem from some time. Try to load your test
document with lyx-qt4 :-)
You will see that the order is correct but an invalid section is not
shown. I did this choice to avoid problem.
Where does the ordering happen?
In "void QToc::updateToc(int newdepth)" the wrong parent is chosen. This
for loop looked too complicated to me so I prefered to rewrite if with a
recursive function. You can probably adapt it to Qt3 API.
Abdel.
