On Mon, 13 Aug 2007, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > So pre-load == load the buffer but do not show it
> > and load == actually show the file?
> No, pre-load do the same as loadIfneeded() but do it in a centralised
> place (in Buffer). loadIfNeeded will still be called by the inset. The
> difference is that the child document will already be loaded, that's
> all.
But why do we need loadIfNeeded at all, then?
It is needed for LFUN_LOAD_CHILD_DOCUMENT I think, and it is of course
needed in my new loadChildDocuments() method.
I am completely lost.
I'm lost as well... Are the child documents pre-loaded in the background,
regardless if the actions mentioned before are done or not?
Anyway, as long as the change doesn't introduce extra/new delays for
loading a master document my original objction is moot.
I guess you can see too, why this should not have been done in the MVC
branch. They do not belong together, but should have been done
afterwards.
I can commit that part right now indeed. But it _is_ related because I
heavily modified the way Buffer are loaded from the GUI.
It's related, but I think the point is that it'd been easier to
discuss/review this mechanism separately - as a separate chunk.
Cheers
/Christian
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