On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 09:14:20AM -0400, Bennett Helm wrote: > On Jun 20, 2006, at 9:00 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > >Finally, when typing random text in a footnote, everytime the text > >gets near the right margin, the all the lines of the footnote move > >right and left. Is that the effect that you described, Bennett? > > I think so. You're typing at the end of the paragraph, and so you see > the effect only when you get to the end of the line. Try typing in > the middle of a paragraph, and you'll see it pretty consistently.
Do you mean that the button position relative to the text changes between
above, and
left of the text box?
This is due to insetcollapsable.C:
138 dim = dimensionCollapsed();
139 if (status() == Open) {
140 InsetText::metrics(mi, textdim_);
141 openinlined_ = textdim_.wid + 2 * dim.wid <=
mi.base.textwidth;
142 if (openinlined_) {
143 // Correct for button width, and re-fit
144 mi.base.textwidth -= dim.wid;
Look at line 141, the definition of openinlined_, the boolean that controls
this.
textdim_.wid = width actually used by the text in the inset
dim.wid = button width
mi.base.textwidth = _available_ width for this inset, i.e., what its environment
maximally allows.
We could play around with this rule to reduce the flipflopping of openinlined_.
- Martin
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