On Mon, Apr 16, 2007 at 12:42:26PM -0500, Bo Peng wrote:
> >It can be converted to a DocIterator by using
> >StableDocIterator::asDocIterator(...).
>
> My concern is the usability of this restored dociterator. For example,
> How well this restored dociterator handles removed or closed (in the
> ca
It can be converted to a DocIterator by using
StableDocIterator::asDocIterator(...).
My concern is the usability of this restored dociterator. For example,
How well this restored dociterator handles removed or closed (in the
case of collapsable insets) insets?
Cheers,
Bo
On Sun, Apr 15, 2007 at 01:29:04PM -0500, Bo Peng wrote:
> >For deeper bookmarks:
> >pit0, in0, pit1, in1, ..., pitn, posn file.lyx
>
> This is certainly doable and should be the way to go. However, I am
> not confident in setting cursor to nested insets (collapsable, mathed
> etc) using a restore
For deeper bookmarks:
pit0, in0, pit1, in1, ..., pitn, posn file.lyx
This is certainly doable and should be the way to go. However, I am
not confident in setting cursor to nested insets (collapsable, mathed
etc) using a restored cursor stack. If you can supply a good
moveToPosition function with
Bo Peng wrote:
Hum, why don't you save the paragraph id instead? I am sure sure of that
Oups, please read "I am _not_ sure" here...
but I think it is unique and persistent across restart.
No, it is not persistent across restart. If you close A.lyx, restart
lyx with B.lyx, and then open A.ly
Hum, why don't you save the paragraph id instead? I am sure sure of that
but I think it is unique and persistent across restart.
No, it is not persistent across restart. If you close A.lyx, restart
lyx with B.lyx, and then open A.lyx, the paragraph IDs of A.lyx are
different. I will be happy to
Bo Peng wrote:
I just submitted the following patch.
It is wrong not to save the whole cursor stack as lastFilePos, and it
is more wrong to save top (innermost) level pit and pos. As a result,
if you quit lyx with cursor in an inset, lastFilePos will save pit/pos
within this inset, and will rest
