On 28 Aug 2002, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: > Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > | > \bind "mouse-button-1" "cursor-set" > | > \global_inset_bind "mouse-button-1" "popup-dialog" > | > | Or maybe > | > | \localbind "insetname" "mouse-button-1" "popup-dialog" > | > | with "insetname" being the inset identifier string that Jean-Marc > | suggested? > > Yes, why not.
How do you then set the cursor within an open inset with a mouse? Or maybe we should just leave the cursor setting to button-1 and do popup-dialog on button-3? The problem could be worse if we instead of talking about "popup-dialog" we talk about "open-inset" such as when I click on a collapsed inset's button -- does that mean "cursor-set" or "open-inset" or both? Allan. (ARRae)
