Richard Heck wrote:
> > I'd call it "Plain".
> >
> >
>
> I was trying to choose something I knew wouldn't appear in any
> layout---e.g., in user layouts. And "Plain" might.
LyXDefault might as well, in some possible world.
Can't you just give it some unique internal identifier? Also, the name o
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
rgheck wrote:
The attached patch is now pretty much complete, I think, so I'm sending
it again to the list.
Excellent. Many thanks for looking at this.
The basic idea has two parts. First, we hard code an "empty layout"
(called LyXDefault, for want of a b
rgheck wrote:
> The attached patch is now pretty much complete, I think, so I'm sending
> it again to the list.
Excellent. Many thanks for looking at this.
> The basic idea has two parts. First, we hard code an "empty layout"
> (called LyXDefault, for want of a better name)
I'd call it "Plain".
Pavel Sanda wrote:
remain
active and full of entries instead of disabling it. i guess switching
between
tabs wouldnt update envi of the current environment too.
Yes, I noticed that, though it's obviously a different bug. You just
notice it here. It's worst with ERT, where the dropbox ought
>>> remain
>>> active and full of entries instead of disabling it. i guess switching
>>> between
>>> tabs wouldnt update envi of the current environment too.
>>>
>>>
>> Yes, I noticed that, though it's obviously a different bug. You just
>> notice it here. It's worst with ERT, where the dropbo
rgheck wrote:
there are still missing some toolbar updates. eg open the footnote
inset and
the LyXDefault appears AFTER you start typing not just after inserting
the
inset and puting cursor there. also try close document - envi toolbox
remain
active and full of entries instead of disabling it.
rgheck wrote:
Pavel Sanda wrote:
there are still missing some toolbar updates. eg open the footnote
inset and the LyXDefault appears AFTER you start typing not just
after inserting the inset and puting cursor there. also try close
document - envi toolbox remain active and full of entries inste
Pavel Sanda wrote:
The one remaining issue has to do with sorting, but I think there may be
some issues with that code, anyway, since it seems to assume that the
default layout will always appear first, and I'm not sure why that would
have to be true.
i remember that i assumed this first
> The one remaining issue has to do with sorting, but I think there may be
> some issues with that code, anyway, since it seems to assume that the
> default layout will always appear first, and I'm not sure why that would
> have to be true.
i remember that i assumed this first position by check
The attached patch is now pretty much complete, I think, so I'm sending
it again to the list.
The basic idea has two parts. First, we hard code an "empty layout"
(called LyXDefault, for want of a better name) in TextClass and read it
before doing anything else. It can therefore be customized b
Pavel Sanda wrote:
The other big change is in GuiToolbar: We want to show LyXDefault and the
"default" layout only when they're active. Pavel: This probably doesn't
work right with your sort routine. That's one thing that needs to be
finished. The other is that there's just a fix me in the LFUN
> The other big change is in GuiToolbar: We want to show LyXDefault and the
> "default" layout only when they're active. Pavel: This probably doesn't
> work right with your sort routine. That's one thing that needs to be
> finished. The other is that there's just a fix me in the LFUN_LAYOUT
i
The attached patch isn't quite complete, but it mostly works, and I'm
not sure exactly when I'll be able to work on it further, so I'm sending
it to the list (a) for comment and (b) in case anyone else has time to
finish it. The patch is against trunk at the moment.
The basic idea has two pa
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