On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 10:20:42AM -0400, Bennett Helm wrote: > On Oct 4, 2006, at 5:27 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > >>>>>>"Martin" == Martin Vermeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > >>> Martin, could you apply that to 1.4.4svn (with proper changelogs)? > > > >Martin> It's in... with logs and status.14x. > > > >Thanks a lot. People, please test this hard, in particular on windows > >and mac where different compilers mean different problems. > > > >I do not want to see bugs in this code uncovered 2 days before > >release. > > I'm not finding any bugs, but I do see some UI oddities. > > First, with a document with several nested headings, open the TOC > dialog, select a heading, and click on the "In" button repeatedly. > The heading in the document changes appropriately, but the heading in > the TOC dialog eventually disappears -- even as you continue to click > on the "In" button. Clicking on "Out" causes that heading to reappear > in the dialog. This is counter-intuitive, and potentially quite > confusing. Perhaps the slider in the TOC dialog ought to move to the > right automatically so as to prevent the heading from disappearing. > Also, there are cases in which even when the slider is moved all the > way to the right, the heading disappears (because it loses its > numbering). Do we want to allow the TOC dialog to manipulate the > headings in these cases? I think we should either allow the > manipulation only if we permit unnumbered headings to appear in the > TOC dialog.
I don't know how easy this is to do... and I am currently out of time :-( > Second, I'd switch the placement of the "Out" and "In" buttons: "Out" > corresponds to moving the heading "higher", or "to the left", and so > it ought to be placed on the left of "In". (That would correspond to > the direction of the slider, too.) That should be easy. > Bennett - Martin
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