Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> Pavel Sanda wrote:
>> we have to care what locale is set, i.e. when german ui is set we should
>> search in
>> german manuals - lfun help-open.
>>
> So, we have 2 possibilities:
>
> 1) introduce a simple "Open All Manuals" item in the Help Menu, which calls
> "help-o
Pavel Sanda wrote:
we have to care what locale is set, i.e. when german ui is set we should search
in
german manuals - lfun help-open.
So, we have 2 possibilities:
1) introduce a simple "Open All Manuals" item in the Help Menu, which
calls "help-open" with a special argument (e.g., All), w
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> Yes, r32678 fixes bug #4422 (when using the Advanced Find feature). You can
> close/fixedintrunk it, AFAICS.
>>> Next (hope easy) step should be "All open documents" scope.
>>>
>>> After that, it should be trivial to search for "All documentation",
>>>
>> that would
On 12/30/2009 05:05 PM, Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
? Is there any loop going over all manuals that builds the Help Menu ?
No. It's hardcoded in classic.ui.
rh
Pavel Sanda wrote:
it's in: r32678 and r32679 (cosmetics)
so fixedintrunk for #4422 ?
Yes, r32678 fixes bug #4422 (when using the Advanced Find feature). You
can close/fixedintrunk it, AFAICS.
Next (hope easy) step should be "All open documents" scope.
After that, it should be trivial
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
Next (hope easy) step should be "All open documents" scope.
r32680
Open more than 1 file (e.g., two or three Help Manuals), C-S-f, switch
to "Advanced" pane, select "Open Documents", then keep searching, and
you get occurrences in all open buffers (ordering is the sam
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> Pavel Sanda wrote:
>> i'm fine with that.
>> pavel
>>
> it's in: r32678 and r32679 (cosmetics)
so fixedintrunk for #4422 ?
> Next (hope easy) step should be "All open documents" scope.
>
> After that, it should be trivial to search for "All documentation",
that woul
Pavel Sanda wrote:
i'm fine with that.
pavel
it's in: r32678 and r32679 (cosmetics)
Next (hope easy) step should be "All open documents" scope.
After that, it should be trivial to search for "All documentation", once
we have a means for "opening" all documentation buffers -- any way for
d
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> Perhaps it may be better to leave the user with the "puzzle" of whether
> choosing "Current Document" or "Master Document" even if he/she has no clue
i'm fine with that.
pavel
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
ok, so I would disable the "master document" option if
currentMainWA()->buffer()->masterBuffer() == currentMainWA()->buffer()
or smth. like that. I'll circulate an updated patch before committing.
please, find it attached (it also checks the children of the
currentM
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
>> std::vector is used many times - its maybe time for using clause in .cpp
> didn't get it -- please, explain
i just meant that having
using namespace std;
one does not need std:: prefixes.
pavel
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
Unfortunately, it does not seem to currently work if you open the child
document only (e.g., only b.lyx), but not its master -- if there is any
with the expection of documents, which have set default master in settings
there is no way how to
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> Unfortunately, it does not seem to currently work if you open the child
> document only (e.g., only b.lyx), but not its master -- if there is any
with the expection of documents, which have set default master in settings
there is no way how to know the master. so i thi
Hello,
please, find attached an implementation of the "Master Document Scope"
capability within the Advanced Find feature.
When searching with C-S-f, goto the Advanced pane and switch from
"Current Document" to "Master Document" scope, then search again and
again, and the search template is
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