On 13-Dec-2001 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> OK, but it is right for 1.1.6, isn't it?
I don't really know, but I guess the code is not that different!
> Juergen> We have to release the paragraphs only at the end
> Juergen> of the function! I think we could save the Paragraph * in a
> Juergen> vector and then delete them at the end. That would be clean
> Juergen> enough IMO.
>
> Why do we have to do that?
To free the unused paragraphs?
> OK, this LyXText::ownerParagraph starts with
>
> void LyXText::ownerParagraph(int id, Paragraph * p) const
> {
> Paragraph * op = bv_owner->buffer()->getParFromID(id);
> if (op && op->inInset()) {
> static_cast<InsetText *>(op->inInset())->paragraph(p);
>
> So you are looking for tmppar3 inside the buffer, right? But how can
> it be there already, since you have not linked it in at this point?
No I'm looking for it's ID! Heed that undo-paragraphs have the same ID
as used paragraphs otherwise how would I find the paragraph I have to
substitute?
> I know that. Actually I figured this out after looking at the code
> long enough.
Good so it seems to be good code!
> So we are looking for information in these freed paragraphs although
> we know they are not quite right?
No but we have to free the rows which where used by the substitued paragraphs
and we probably access next/previous pointers.
Jug
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