On 24-May-2001 Andre Poenitz wrote:
Maybe someon could help with the latter:
If I have a formula like
$Iaaa$
everything is fine.
If I have a formula like
b
b
$a-aaIaaa$
c
Yes this is a general problem no only of the math-inset. The problem is
the cursor positioning after the mouseclick.
Ok, that's all I need to know.
I hereby solemnly declare this as a non-issue for
I planed to have a look at it but if someone beats me I'm happy (you
probably already noted that I'm extremly bussy with REAL job this time)
Ok: Following suspicion:
One you click to the left half of an equation/table/other large inset,
the cursor outside the inset is set to the position
Ok: Following suspicion:
Confirmed.
The clicks get passed to our insets if the if(...) in text.C:3488
is replaced by 'if (true)' which (I think) is forcing to choose the
left position all the time if the cursor is somewhere between two
positions.
Andre'
PS: Uh... and did I mention that the
On 24-May-2001 Andre Poenitz wrote:
Ok: Following suspicion:
One you click to the left half of an equation/table/other large inset,
the cursor outside the inset is set to the position _before_ the inset,
otherwise _after_ the inset. (LyxText::GetColumnNearX)
The tests seem to be based
Did you have a look at CheckInsetHit? There is a check for both posibilities!
No, I did not scroll that far down.
Anyway, I think it is fixable outside of Mathed so it's not my business ;-}
Andre'
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André Pönitz . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 24 May 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote:
Did you have a look at CheckInsetHit? There is a check for both posibilities!
No, I did not scroll that far down.
Anyway, I think it is fixable outside of Mathed so it's not my business ;-}
Be careful of falling into that trap. That's the way we
On 24-May-2001 Andre Poenitz wrote:
> Maybe someon could help with the latter:
>
> If I have a formula like
>
>$Iaaa$
>
> everything is fine.
>
> If I have a formula like
>
> b
>
> > b
> >$a-aaIaaa$
> > c
>
> Yes this is a general problem no only of the math-inset. The problem is
> the cursor positioning after the mouseclick.
Ok, that's all I need to know.
I hereby solemnly declare this as a
> I planed to have a look at it but if someone beats me I'm happy (you
> probably already noted that I'm extremly bussy with REAL job this time)
Ok: Following suspicion:
One you click to the left half of an equation/table/other large inset,
the cursor outside the inset is set to the position
> Ok: Following suspicion:
Confirmed.
The clicks get passed to our insets if the if(...) in text.C:3488
is replaced by 'if (true)' which (I think) is forcing to choose the
left position all the time if the cursor is somewhere between two
positions.
Andre'
PS: Uh... and did I mention that
On 24-May-2001 Andre Poenitz wrote:
> Ok: Following suspicion:
>
> One you click to the left half of an equation/table/other large inset,
> the cursor outside the inset is set to the position _before_ the inset,
> otherwise _after_ the inset. (LyxText::GetColumnNearX)
>
> The tests seem to be
> Did you have a look at CheckInsetHit? There is a check for both posibilities!
No, I did not scroll that far down.
Anyway, I think it is fixable outside of Mathed so it's not my business ;-}
Andre'
--
André Pönitz . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 24 May 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote:
> > Did you have a look at CheckInsetHit? There is a check for both posibilities!
>
> No, I did not scroll that far down.
>
> Anyway, I think it is fixable outside of Mathed so it's not my business ;-}
Be careful of falling into that trap. That's the
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