Re: par breaking

Edwin Leuven wrote: i've noticed that breaking a paragraph is much quicker than unbreaking it (cursor at beginning of par and then backspace) i think that this has always been the case, but i was wondering whether there is something that can be done about it? (i guess i am looking at you

Re: par breaking

Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | private: | /// | string lang_; | + typedef std::mapstring, docstring CacheType; | + /// Internal cache for gettext translated strings. | + /// This is needed for performance reason within \c updateLabels() | + /// under

Re: par breaking

Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | private: | /// | string lang_; | + typedef std::mapstring, docstring CacheType; | + /// Internal cache for gettext translated strings. | + /// This is needed for performance reason within \c

Re: par breaking

Edwin Leuven wrote: i've noticed that breaking a paragraph is much quicker than "unbreaking" it (cursor at beginning of par and then backspace) i think that this has always been the case, but i was wondering whether there is something that can be done about it? (i guess i am looking at you

Re: par breaking

Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | private: | /// | string lang_; | + typedef std::map CacheType; | + /// Internal cache for gettext translated strings. | + /// This is needed for performance reason within \c updateLabels() | + ///

Re: par breaking

Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | private: | /// | string lang_; | + typedef std::map CacheType; | + /// Internal cache for gettext translated strings. | + /// This is needed for performance reason within \c

par breaking

i've noticed that breaking a paragraph is much quicker than unbreaking it (cursor at beginning of par and then backspace) i think that this has always been the case, but i was wondering whether there is something that can be done about it? (i guess i am looking at you abdel ;-) and of

Re: par breaking

Edwin Leuven wrote: i've noticed that breaking a paragraph is much quicker than unbreaking it (cursor at beginning of par and then backspace) i think that this has always been the case, Actually, breaking a paragraph has been optimized when within a non-numbered layout (look at the

par breaking

i've noticed that breaking a paragraph is much quicker than "unbreaking" it (cursor at beginning of par and then backspace) i think that this has always been the case, but i was wondering whether there is something that can be done about it? (i guess i am looking at you abdel ;-) and of

Re: par breaking

Edwin Leuven wrote: i've noticed that breaking a paragraph is much quicker than "unbreaking" it (cursor at beginning of par and then backspace) i think that this has always been the case, Actually, breaking a paragraph has been optimized when within a non-numbered layout (look at the