On Tue Nov 12, 2002 05:22, Allan Rae wrote:
> The thing is the bullet tabs were always supposed to have the current
> bullet "pushed" for whatever level you were setting (ie. the
> pseudo-push-button was supposed to be indented but that never worked
> because of limitations in the image map thingy.
thing is the ui changed.
> A string is stored however for those cases where a person decides to
> customise the latex command -- such as wanting a rotated \ding{49}.
I was wondering btw why you didn't store the bullet as a string in general.
what's the advantage of storing it as a font/char combination?
> All of them at once?
no
> Why couldn't you just request the string when the appropriate button
> is pushed? That is, use a Bullet as a lookup table.
yes, perhaps I should store a Bullet for this but bulletEntry(int f, int c) is
private which means that I first need to set the bullet and then get the
text. not very nice imho.
> I haven't looked
> at your code yet. But I don't see why you need to change this -- even
> loading the pixmaps into the respective buttons on a bullets tab
> shouldn't have needed removing the strings.
the pixmaps have got nothing to do with it.
Ed.
