Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Pavel Sanda wrote:
One question to everybody: how do I now that I am starting a new
selection? My problem is as follow:
1) select some text
2) move the mouse somewhere else outside the selected area.
3) left-click to start a new selection
I have to detect that the p
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Pavel Sanda wrote:
So the selection should remain intact only if one right click on a
selection.
yes
I am having a look at mouse business right now. I must say that this is a
mess and that we do basically everything different from other apps. The
main problem is that we do
> Pavel Sanda wrote:
>>> So the selection should remain intact only if one right click on a
>>> selection.
>> yes
>
> I am having a look at mouse business right now. I must say that this is a
> mess and that we do basically everything different from other apps. The
> main problem is that we do m
Pavel Sanda wrote:
So the selection should remain intact only if one right click on a
selection.
yes
I am having a look at mouse business right now. I must say that this is
a mess and that we do basically everything different from other apps.
The main problem is that we do most things at mo
> So the selection should remain intact only if one right click on a
> selection.
yes
pavel
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> Tabular would be fantastic at least. Graphics would be useful for
> selection and
external editing. Cf.
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3975
Jürgen
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> > change of type (vref, prettyref.../citep, citet,...),
>
> Do we have LFUNs for these?
>
> > for space
> > inset, change of type (thinspace, normalspace, negthinspace ...).
>
> and for these?
not that I'm aware of.
Jürgen
Pavel Sanda wrote:
As some of you already noticed, adding a context menu to a given inset is
now easier than ever. You just need to implement contextMenu() and add the
corresponding entry in "stdmenus.inc". For InsetCommand derived Insets, the
support code is already there so all that remains t
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
So unleash your creativity :-)
Most context menu entries I have in mind would need some more work: for refs
For labels and refs we indeed need some support methods in Menus.{h,cpp}
but the task is easy with the reference cache.
and cita
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> So unleash your creativity :-)
Most context menu entries I have in mind would need some more work: for refs
and citation, change of type (vref, prettyref.../citep, citet,...), for space
inset, change of type (thinspace, normalspace, negthinspace ...).
Also, I think al
Pavel Sanda wrote:
As some of you already noticed, adding a context menu to a given inset is
now easier than ever. You just need to implement contextMenu() and add the
corresponding entry in "stdmenus.inc". For InsetCommand derived Insets, the
support code is already there so all that remains t
> As some of you already noticed, adding a context menu to a given inset is
> now easier than ever. You just need to implement contextMenu() and add the
> corresponding entry in "stdmenus.inc". For InsetCommand derived Insets, the
> support code is already there so all that remains to do is to c
off-topic but related: note that right clicking clears a selection
ed.
> As some of you already noticed, adding a context menu to a given inset is
> now easier than ever. You just need to implement contextMenu() and add the
> corresponding entry in "stdmenus.inc". For InsetCommand derived Insets, the
> support code is already there so all that remains to do is to c
Hello,
As some of you already noticed, adding a context menu to a given inset
is now easier than ever. You just need to implement contextMenu() and
add the corresponding entry in "stdmenus.inc". For InsetCommand derived
Insets, the support code is already there so all that remains to do is
to
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