On Thu, Aug 31, 2006 at 09:41:55PM +0300, Martin Vermeer wrote: > This problem is much more genersl than branches. It was reported > earlier on the list: selecting text in a itemise/enum pararaph, and > inserting a textinset around it, will produce a item/enum paragraph > inside the inset. > > I agree it needs fixing, but how? This is sensible behaviour when > putting an nset around several item/enum paras. But not in this case. > > How to make the distinction and produce sensible behaviour in both > (all) cases?
The only way I can see is to cut the 1:1 relationship between a paragraph and its layout and rather consider a layout as some kind of container that holds a paragraph (or actually any number of them). So depending on whether you select the whole container or just the paragraph inside the new inset will either hold a container (i.e. changes layout) or just the paragraphs. It's pretty much the boxes-in-boxes philosophy that would also cure a few other problems as e.g. the 'paragraph deeper' stuff, but which also will be difficult to get right wrt cursor movement. Andre'
