I stumbled upon another one of those silly comparison tests but this
time I don't immediately see what should have been there.
text.C:1894-1902
} else if (IsNewlineChar(c)) {
==> if (cursor.par() == cursor.par()
&& cursor.pos() <= beginningOfMainBody(bview->buffer(),
cursor.par())) {
charInserted();
return;
}
/* No newline at first position
* of a paragraph or behind labels.
* TeX does not allow that. */
Then why do we say charInserted() when it wasn't? Shouldn't we undo
the setUndo() call we did at the start of the function?
What I really want to do is stop people inserting "C-Enter" in a line
that only contains "Inset::autoDelete() == true" type insets (like
error boxes -- as this is the only remaining flaw in the revised
removeAutoInsets() code).
I'm thinking that deleteEmptyParagraphMechanism() should also try to
remove new lines (C-Enter) if possible rather than rely upon
redoParagraph() which only gets called if we just deleted a space.
Allan. (ARRae)
