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/**
* \file InsetBox.cpp
* This file is part of LyX, the document processor.
* Licence details can be found in the file COPYING.
*
* \author Angus Leeming
* \author Martin Vermeer
* \author J<EFBFBD>rgen Spitzm<EFBFBD>ller
*
* Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS.
*/
#include <config.h>
#include "InsetBox.h"
#include "Buffer.h"
#include "BufferView.h"
#include "Cursor.h"
#include "DispatchResult.h"
#include "support/debug.h"
#include "FuncStatus.h"
#include "FuncRequest.h"
#include "support/gettext.h"
#include "LaTeXFeatures.h"
#include "Lexer.h"
#include "MetricsInfo.h"
Rename files in src/support, step one. src/support/package.h src/support/Package.h Package src/support/package.C.in src/support/Package.C.in Package src/support/path.h src/support/Path.h Path src/support/fs_extras.h src/support/fs_extras.h NOCLASSES src/support/RandomAccessList.h src/support/RandomAccessList.h RandomAccessList src/support/lyxmanip.h src/support/lyxmanip.h NOCLASSES src/support/rename.C src/support/rename.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/abort.C src/support/abort.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/lyxlib.h src/support/lyxlib.h NOCLASSES src/support/ExceptionMessage.h src/support/ExceptionMessage.h ExceptionMessage src/support/copy.C src/support/copy.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/limited_stack.h src/support/limited_stack.h limited_stack src/support/filefilterlist.C src/support/FileFilterList.cpp ['FileFilterList', 'Filter'] src/support/cow_ptr.h src/support/cow_ptr.h cow_ptr src/support/os_unix.C src/support/os_unix.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/socktools.h src/support/socktools.h NOCLASSES src/support/forkedcontr.h src/support/ForkedcallsController.h ForkedcallsController src/support/os.h src/support/os.h NOCLASSES src/support/FileMonitor.h src/support/FileMonitor.h FileMonitor src/support/copied_ptr.h src/support/copied_ptr.h copied_ptr src/support/translator.h src/support/Translator.h Translator src/support/filetools.C src/support/filetools.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/unlink.C src/support/unlink.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/os_win32.C src/support/os_win32.cpp GetFolderPath src/support/lstrings.C src/support/lstrings.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/qstring_helpers.C src/support/qstring_helpers.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/getcwd.C src/support/getcwd.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/systemcall.C src/support/Systemcall.cpp Systemcall src/support/lyxalgo.h src/support/lyxalgo.h NOCLASSES src/support/filefilterlist.h src/support/FileFilterList.h ['FileFilterList', 'Filter'] src/support/unicode.C src/support/unicode.cpp IconvProcessor src/support/userinfo.C src/support/userinfo.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/lyxtime.C src/support/lyxtime.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/kill.C src/support/kill.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/docstring.C src/support/docstring.cpp to_local8bit_failure src/support/os_cygwin.C src/support/os_cygwin.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/lyxsum.C src/support/lyxsum.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/environment.C src/support/environment.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/filetools.h src/support/filetools.h NOCLASSES src/support/textutils.C src/support/textutils.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/mkdir.C src/support/mkdir.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/forkedcall.C src/support/Forkedcall.cpp ['ForkedProcess', 'Forkedcall'] src/support/tempname.C src/support/tempname.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/os_win32.h src/support/os_win32.h GetFolderPath src/support/types.h src/support/types.h NOCLASSES src/support/lstrings.h src/support/lstrings.h NOCLASSES src/support/forkedcallqueue.C src/support/ForkedCallQueue.cpp ForkedCallQueue src/support/qstring_helpers.h src/support/qstring_helpers.h NOCLASSES src/support/convert.C src/support/convert.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/filename.C src/support/FileName.cpp ['FileName', 'DocFileName'] src/support/tests/convert.C src/support/tests/convert.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/tests/filetools.C src/support/tests/filetools.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/tests/lstrings.C src/support/tests/lstrings.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/tests/boost.C src/support/tests/boost.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/docstream.C src/support/docstream.cpp ['iconv_codecvt_facet_exception', 'idocfstream', 'odocfstream'] src/support/std_istream.h src/support/std_istream.h NOCLASSES src/support/systemcall.h src/support/Systemcall.h Systemcall src/support/chdir.C src/support/chdir.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/std_ostream.h src/support/std_ostream.h NOCLASSES src/support/unicode.h src/support/unicode.h IconvProcessor src/support/path.C src/support/Path.cpp Path src/support/fs_extras.C src/support/fs_extras.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/userinfo.h src/support/userinfo.h NOCLASSES src/support/lyxtime.h src/support/lyxtime.h NOCLASSES src/support/docstring.h src/support/docstring.h to_local8bit_failure src/support/debugstream.h src/support/debugstream.h basic_debugstream src/support/environment.h src/support/environment.h NOCLASSES src/support/textutils.h src/support/textutils.h NOCLASSES src/support/forkedcall.h src/support/Forkedcall.h ['ForkedProcess', 'Forkedcall'] src/support/socktools.C src/support/socktools.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/forkedcallqueue.h src/support/ForkedCallQueue.h ForkedCallQueue src/support/forkedcontr.C src/support/ForkedcallsController.cpp ForkedcallsController src/support/os.C src/support/os.cpp NOCLASSES src/support/convert.h src/support/convert.h NOCLASSES src/support/filename.h src/support/FileName.h ['FileName', 'DocFileName'] src/support/docstream.h src/support/docstream.h ['iconv_codecvt_facet_exception', 'idocfstream', 'odocfstream'] src/support/FileMonitor.C src/support/FileMonitor.cpp FileMonitor git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@18024 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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#include "support/Translator.h"
#include <sstream>
namespace lyx {
using std::string;
using std::istringstream;
using std::ostream;
using std::ostringstream;
using std::endl;
namespace {
typedef Translator<std::string, InsetBox::BoxType> BoxTranslator;
typedef Translator<docstring, InsetBox::BoxType> BoxTranslatorLoc;
BoxTranslator const init_boxtranslator()
{
BoxTranslator translator("Boxed", InsetBox::Boxed);
translator.addPair("Frameless", InsetBox::Frameless);
translator.addPair("Framed", InsetBox::Framed);
translator.addPair("ovalbox", InsetBox::ovalbox);
translator.addPair("Ovalbox", InsetBox::Ovalbox);
translator.addPair("Shadowbox", InsetBox::Shadowbox);
translator.addPair("Shaded", InsetBox::Shaded);
translator.addPair("Doublebox",InsetBox::Doublebox);
return translator;
}
BoxTranslatorLoc const init_boxtranslator_loc()
{
BoxTranslatorLoc translator(_("simple frame"), InsetBox::Boxed);
translator.addPair(_("frameless"), InsetBox::Frameless);
translator.addPair(_("simple frame, page breaks"), InsetBox::Framed);
translator.addPair(_("oval, thin"), InsetBox::ovalbox);
translator.addPair(_("oval, thick"), InsetBox::Ovalbox);
translator.addPair(_("drop shadow"), InsetBox::Shadowbox);
translator.addPair(_("shaded background"), InsetBox::Shaded);
translator.addPair(_("double frame"), InsetBox::Doublebox);
return translator;
}
BoxTranslator const & boxtranslator()
{
static BoxTranslator translator = init_boxtranslator();
return translator;
}
BoxTranslatorLoc const & boxtranslator_loc()
{
static BoxTranslatorLoc translator = init_boxtranslator_loc();
return translator;
}
} // anon
InsetBox::InsetBox(BufferParams const & bp, string const & label)
: InsetCollapsable(bp), params_(label)
{}
InsetBox::InsetBox(InsetBox const & in)
: InsetCollapsable(in), params_(in.params_)
{}
InsetBox::~InsetBox()
{
InsetBoxMailer(*this).hideDialog();
}
Inset * InsetBox::clone() const
{
return new InsetBox(*this);
}
docstring const InsetBox::editMessage() const
{
return _("Opened Box Inset");
}
docstring InsetBox::name() const
{
// FIXME: UNICODE
string name = string("Box");
if (boxtranslator().find(params_.type) == Shaded)
name += string(":Shaded");
return from_ascii(name);
}
void InsetBox::write(Buffer const & buf, ostream & os) const
{
params_.write(os);
InsetCollapsable::write(buf, os);
}
void InsetBox::read(Buffer const & buf, Lexer & lex)
{
params_.read(lex);
InsetCollapsable::read(buf, lex);
}
void InsetBox::setButtonLabel()
{
BoxType btype = boxtranslator().find(params_.type);
docstring label;
label += _("Box");
label += " (";
if (btype == Frameless) {
if (params_.use_parbox)
label += _("Parbox");
else
label += _("Minipage");
} else
label += boxtranslator_loc().find(btype);
label += ")";
setLabel(label);
}
bool InsetBox::hasFixedWidth() const
{
return params_.inner_box || params_.special != "width";
}
void InsetBox::metrics(MetricsInfo & m, Dimension & dim) const
{
// back up textwidth.
int textwidth_backup = m.base.textwidth;
if (hasFixedWidth())
m.base.textwidth = params_.width.inPixels(m.base.textwidth);
InsetCollapsable::metrics(m, dim);
// retore textwidth.
m.base.textwidth = textwidth_backup;
}
bool InsetBox::forceDefaultParagraphs(idx_type) const
{
return !params_.inner_box;
}
bool InsetBox::showInsetDialog(BufferView * bv) const
{
InsetBoxMailer(const_cast<InsetBox &>(*this)).showDialog(bv);
return true;
}
void InsetBox::doDispatch(Cursor & cur, FuncRequest & cmd)
{
switch (cmd.action) {
case LFUN_INSET_MODIFY: {
//lyxerr << "InsetBox::dispatch MODIFY" << endl;
InsetBoxMailer::string2params(to_utf8(cmd.argument()), params_);
setLayout(cur.buffer().params());
break;
}
case LFUN_INSET_DIALOG_UPDATE:
InsetBoxMailer(*this).updateDialog(&cur.bv());
break;
case LFUN_MOUSE_RELEASE:
if (cmd.button() == mouse_button::button3 && hitButton(cmd)) {
InsetBoxMailer(*this).showDialog(&cur.bv());
break;
}
InsetCollapsable::doDispatch(cur, cmd);
break;
default:
InsetCollapsable::doDispatch(cur, cmd);
break;
}
}
bool InsetBox::getStatus(Cursor & cur, FuncRequest const & cmd,
FuncStatus & flag) const
{
switch (cmd.action) {
case LFUN_INSET_MODIFY:
case LFUN_INSET_DIALOG_UPDATE:
flag.enabled(true);
return true;
case LFUN_BREAK_PARAGRAPH:
if (params_.inner_box) {
return InsetCollapsable::getStatus(cur, cmd, flag);
} else {
flag.enabled(false);
return true;
}
default:
return InsetCollapsable::getStatus(cur, cmd, flag);
}
}
int InsetBox::latex(Buffer const & buf, odocstream & os,
OutputParams const & runparams) const
{
BoxType btype = boxtranslator().find(params_.type);
string width_string = params_.width.asLatexString();
bool stdwidth(false);
if (params_.inner_box &&
(width_string.find("1.0\\columnwidth") != string::npos
|| width_string.find("1.0\\textwidth") != string::npos)) {
stdwidth = true;
switch (btype) {
case Frameless:
case Framed:
break;
case Boxed:
case Shaded:
width_string += " - 2\\fboxsep - 2\\fboxrule";
break;
case ovalbox:
width_string += " - 2\\fboxsep - 0.8pt";
break;
case Ovalbox:
width_string += " - 2\\fboxsep - 1.6pt";
break;
case Shadowbox:
// Shadow falls outside right margin... opinions?
width_string += " - 2\\fboxsep - 2\\fboxrule"/* "-\\shadowsize"*/;
break;
case Doublebox:
width_string += " - 2\\fboxsep - 7.5\\fboxrule - 1.0pt";
break;
}
}
int i = 0;
os << "%\n";
// Adapt to column/text width correctly also if paragraphs indented:
if (stdwidth)
os << "\\noindent";
switch (btype) {
case Frameless:
break;
case Framed:
os << "\\begin{framed}%\n";
i += 1;
break;
case Boxed:
os << "\\framebox";
if (!params_.inner_box) {
os << "{\\makebox";
// Special widths, see usrguide <20>3.5
// FIXME UNICODE
if (params_.special != "none") {
os << "[" << params_.width.value()
<< '\\' << from_utf8(params_.special)
<< ']';
} else
os << '[' << from_ascii(width_string)
<< ']';
if (params_.hor_pos != 'c')
os << "[" << params_.hor_pos << "]";
}
os << "{";
break;
case ovalbox:
os << "\\ovalbox{";
break;
case Ovalbox:
os << "\\Ovalbox{";
break;
case Shadowbox:
os << "\\shadowbox{";
break;
case Shaded:
// later
break;
case Doublebox:
os << "\\doublebox{";
break;
}
if (params_.inner_box) {
if (params_.use_parbox)
os << "\\parbox";
else
os << "\\begin{minipage}";
os << "[" << params_.pos << "]";
if (params_.height_special == "none") {
// FIXME UNICODE
os << "[" << from_ascii(params_.height.asLatexString()) << "]";
} else {
// Special heights
// set no optional argument when the value is the default "1\height"
// (special units like \height are handled as "in")
// but when the user has chosen a non-default inner_pos, the height
// must be given: \minipage[pos][height][inner-pos]{width}
if ((params_.height != Length("1in") ||
params_.height_special != "totalheight") ||
params_.inner_pos != params_.pos) {
// FIXME UNICODE
os << "[" << params_.height.value()
<< "\\" << from_utf8(params_.height_special) << "]";
}
}
if (params_.inner_pos != params_.pos)
os << "[" << params_.inner_pos << "]";
// FIXME UNICODE
os << '{' << from_ascii(width_string) << '}';
if (params_.use_parbox)
os << "{";
os << "%\n";
i += 1;
}
if (btype == Shaded)
os << "\\begin{shaded}%\n";
i += 1;
the stuff from the sneak preview: For one, it still contains a few things that are already in CVS (the 'brown paperbag' changes). Secondly, this changes the ParagraphList to a std::vector but does not yet take full advantage of it except removing LyXText::parOffset() and similar. I had an extensive talk with my profiler and we are happy nevertheless. This also moves almost all Cut&Paste specific stuff from text.C to CutAndPaste.C. Much smaller interface now... Namespace CutAndPaste is now lyx::cap::. Was inconsistent with the rest.... Make ParagraphList a proper class. We'll need this later for a specialized erase/insert. Remove some unneeded prototypes and function declarations Use ParameterStruct directly instead of ShareContainer<ParameterStruct> Inline a few accesses to CursorSlice members as suggested by the profiler. Fix commandline conversion crash reported by Kayvan. Replace PosIterator by DocumentIterator. The latter can also iterate through math and nested text in math... Remove math specific hack from Documentiterator Derive InsetCollapsable from InsetText instead of using an InsetText member. This give us the opportunity to get rid of the InsetOld::owner_ backpointer. Cosmetics in CutAndPaste.C and cursor.C. Fix nasty crash (popping slices off an empty selection anchor). Add a few asserts. Remove all 'manual' update calls. We do now one per user interaction which is completely sufficient. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@8527 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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i += InsetText::latex(buf, os, runparams);
if (btype == Shaded)
os << "\\end{shaded}";
if (params_.inner_box) {
if (params_.use_parbox)
os << "%\n}";
else
os << "%\n\\end{minipage}";
}
switch (btype) {
case Frameless:
break;
case Framed:
os << "\\end{framed}";
break;
case Boxed:
if (!params_.inner_box)
os << "}"; // for makebox
os << "}";
break;
case ovalbox:
case Ovalbox:
case Doublebox:
case Shadowbox:
os << "}";
break;
case Shaded:
// already done
break;
}
os << "%\n";
i += 3;
return i;
}
int InsetBox::plaintext(Buffer const & buf, odocstream & os,
OutputParams const & runparams) const
{
BoxType const btype = boxtranslator().find(params_.type);
switch (btype) {
case Frameless:
break;
case Framed:
case Boxed:
os << "[\n";
break;
case ovalbox:
os << "(\n";
break;
case Ovalbox:
os << "((\n";
break;
case Shadowbox:
case Shaded:
os << "[/\n";
break;
case Doublebox:
os << "[[\n";
break;
}
InsetText::plaintext(buf, os, runparams);
int len = 0;
switch (btype) {
case Frameless:
os << "\n";
break;
case Framed:
case Boxed:
os << "\n]";
len = 1;
break;
case ovalbox:
os << "\n)";
len = 1;
break;
case Ovalbox:
os << "\n))";
len = 2;
break;
case Shadowbox:
case Shaded:
os << "\n/]";
len = 2;
break;
case Doublebox:
os << "\n]]";
len = 2;
break;
}
return PLAINTEXT_NEWLINE + len; // len chars on a separate line
}
int InsetBox::docbook(Buffer const & buf, odocstream & os,
OutputParams const & runparams) const
{
return InsetText::docbook(buf, os, runparams);
}
void InsetBox::validate(LaTeXFeatures & features) const
{
BoxType btype = boxtranslator().find(params_.type);
switch (btype) {
case Frameless:
break;
case Framed:
features.require("framed");
break;
case Boxed:
features.require("calc");
break;
case ovalbox:
case Ovalbox:
case Shadowbox:
case Doublebox:
features.require("calc");
features.require("fancybox");
break;
case Shaded:
features.require("color");
features.require("framed");
break;
}
the stuff from the sneak preview: For one, it still contains a few things that are already in CVS (the 'brown paperbag' changes). Secondly, this changes the ParagraphList to a std::vector but does not yet take full advantage of it except removing LyXText::parOffset() and similar. I had an extensive talk with my profiler and we are happy nevertheless. This also moves almost all Cut&Paste specific stuff from text.C to CutAndPaste.C. Much smaller interface now... Namespace CutAndPaste is now lyx::cap::. Was inconsistent with the rest.... Make ParagraphList a proper class. We'll need this later for a specialized erase/insert. Remove some unneeded prototypes and function declarations Use ParameterStruct directly instead of ShareContainer<ParameterStruct> Inline a few accesses to CursorSlice members as suggested by the profiler. Fix commandline conversion crash reported by Kayvan. Replace PosIterator by DocumentIterator. The latter can also iterate through math and nested text in math... Remove math specific hack from Documentiterator Derive InsetCollapsable from InsetText instead of using an InsetText member. This give us the opportunity to get rid of the InsetOld::owner_ backpointer. Cosmetics in CutAndPaste.C and cursor.C. Fix nasty crash (popping slices off an empty selection anchor). Add a few asserts. Remove all 'manual' update calls. We do now one per user interaction which is completely sufficient. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@8527 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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InsetText::validate(features);
}
InsetBoxMailer::InsetBoxMailer(InsetBox & inset)
: inset_(inset)
the stuff from the sneak preview: For one, it still contains a few things that are already in CVS (the 'brown paperbag' changes). Secondly, this changes the ParagraphList to a std::vector but does not yet take full advantage of it except removing LyXText::parOffset() and similar. I had an extensive talk with my profiler and we are happy nevertheless. This also moves almost all Cut&Paste specific stuff from text.C to CutAndPaste.C. Much smaller interface now... Namespace CutAndPaste is now lyx::cap::. Was inconsistent with the rest.... Make ParagraphList a proper class. We'll need this later for a specialized erase/insert. Remove some unneeded prototypes and function declarations Use ParameterStruct directly instead of ShareContainer<ParameterStruct> Inline a few accesses to CursorSlice members as suggested by the profiler. Fix commandline conversion crash reported by Kayvan. Replace PosIterator by DocumentIterator. The latter can also iterate through math and nested text in math... Remove math specific hack from Documentiterator Derive InsetCollapsable from InsetText instead of using an InsetText member. This give us the opportunity to get rid of the InsetOld::owner_ backpointer. Cosmetics in CutAndPaste.C and cursor.C. Fix nasty crash (popping slices off an empty selection anchor). Add a few asserts. Remove all 'manual' update calls. We do now one per user interaction which is completely sufficient. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@8527 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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{}
string const InsetBoxMailer::name_ = "box";
string const InsetBoxMailer::inset2string(Buffer const &) const
{
return params2string(inset_.params());
}
string const InsetBoxMailer::params2string(InsetBoxParams const & params)
{
ostringstream data;
data << "box" << ' ';
params.write(data);
return data.str();
}
void InsetBoxMailer::string2params(string const & in,
InsetBoxParams & params)
{
params = InsetBoxParams(string());
if (in.empty())
return;
istringstream data(in);
Lexer lex(0,0);
lex.setStream(data);
string name;
lex >> name;
if (!lex || name != name_)
return print_mailer_error("InsetBoxMailer", in, 1, name_);
// This is part of the inset proper that is usually swallowed
// by Text::readInset
string id;
lex >> id;
if (!lex || id != "Box")
return print_mailer_error("InsetBoxMailer", in, 2, "Box");
params.read(lex);
}
InsetBoxParams::InsetBoxParams(string const & label)
: type(label),
use_parbox(false),
inner_box(true),
width(Length("100col%")),
special("none"),
pos('t'),
hor_pos('c'),
inner_pos('t'),
height(Length("1in")),
height_special("totalheight") // default is 1\\totalheight
{}
void InsetBoxParams::write(ostream & os) const
{
os << "Box " << type << "\n";
os << "position \"" << pos << "\"\n";
os << "hor_pos \"" << hor_pos << "\"\n";
os << "has_inner_box " << inner_box << "\n";
os << "inner_pos \"" << inner_pos << "\"\n";
os << "use_parbox " << use_parbox << "\n";
os << "width \"" << width.asString() << "\"\n";
os << "special \"" << special << "\"\n";
os << "height \"" << height.asString() << "\"\n";
os << "height_special \"" << height_special << "\"\n";
}
void InsetBoxParams::read(Lexer & lex)
{
if (!lex.isOK())
return;
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
type = lex.getString();
if (!lex)
return;
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
string token;
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "position") {
lex.next();
// The [0] is needed. We need the first and only char in
// this string -- MV
pos = lex.getString()[0];
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'position'-tag!" << token << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "hor_pos") {
lex.next();
hor_pos = lex.getString()[0];
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'hor_pos'-tag!" << token << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "has_inner_box") {
lex.next();
inner_box = lex.getInteger();
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'has_inner_box'-tag!" << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "inner_pos") {
lex.next();
inner_pos = lex.getString()[0];
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'inner_pos'-tag!"
<< token << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "use_parbox") {
lex.next();
use_parbox = lex.getInteger();
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'use_parbox'-tag!" << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "width") {
lex.next();
width = Length(lex.getString());
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'width'-tag!" << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "special") {
lex.next();
special = lex.getString();
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'special'-tag!" << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "height") {
lex.next();
height = Length(lex.getString());
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'height'-tag!" << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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lex.next();
token = lex.getString();
Fix bug 3293 by Bernhard Roider: This changes the semantics of isOK() and operator(), comments from Bernhard below: With the old version of lyxlex it was _impossible_ to check whether reading an integer, float, ... succeeded or not. The current solution to check for is.bad() in some cases and in other cases use is.good() does not give the desired information. Moreover the result of is.bad() depends on the stl implementation and behaves different for linux and windows. the bug was introduced by the patch that fixed the bug that crashed lyx when "inset-insert ert" was executed from the command buffer. The lexer has the method isOK() which reflects the status of the stream is. The operators void* and ! are not really well defined (they depend on the value of is.bad()). What is missing is a test if the last reading operation was successful and thus the returned value is valid. That's what i implemented in this patch. The new rule for using the lexer: if you want to know if the lexer still has data to read (either from the stream or from the pushed token) then use "lex.isOK()". If you want to test if the last reading operation was successful then use eg. "if (lex) {...}" or unsuccessful then use eg. "if (!lex) {...}" an example: int readParam(LyxLex &lex) { int param = 1; // default value if (lex.isOK()) { // the lexer has data to read int p; // temporary variable lex >> p; if (lex) param = p; // only use the input if the reading operation was successful } return param; } git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@17569 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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if (!lex)
return;
if (token == "height_special") {
lex.next();
height_special = lex.getString();
} else {
lyxerr << "InsetBox::Read: Missing 'height_special'-tag!" << endl;
lex.pushToken(token);
}
}
} // namespace lyx