On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 12:57:01AM +0100, Abdelrazak Younes wrote: ...
> + > + //FIXME: Use case: Two windows share the same buffer. > + // The first window is resize. This modify the inner Buffer > + // structure because Paragraph has a notion of line break and > + // thus line width (this is very bad!). > + // When switching to the other window which does not have the > + // same size, LyX crashes because the line break is not adapted > + // the this BufferView width. > + // The following line fix the crash by resizing the BufferView > + // on a focusInEvent(). That is not a good fix but it is a fix > + // nevertheless. The bad side effect is that when the two > + // BufferViews show the same portion of the Buffer, the second > + // BufferView will show the same line breaks as the first one; > + // even though those line breaks are not adapted to the second > + // BufferView width... such is life! > + resizeBufferView(); > } This kind of in-code documentation should be done a lot more! - Martin
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