The module subequation allows to number equations in the "Subfigure"
inset to be numbered (1a), (1b), (1c), etc.
To implement this on screen, we need to redefine temporarily the
"equation" counter to use this different numbering.
To this end, implement Counters::copy method that can be used to
backup full counter definitions.
Fixes bug #12567.
The module subequation allows to number equations in the "Subfigure"
inset to be numbered (1a), (1b), (1c), etc.
To implement this on screen, we need to redefine temporarily the
"equation" counter to use this different numbering.
To this end, implement Counters::copy method that can be used to
backup full counter definitions.
Fixes bug #12567.
Fix for bug #12547.
- "Interword" becomes "Normal"
- "Protected" becomes "Non-Breaking"
Plus a minor fixes to the "Horizontal Space Settings" dialog:
- Indicate that when "Non-Breaking" is disabled, the space will be non-breaking
Using the new inline statements
find_effective(), find_with_non_output(), find_with_deleted(),
find_set_feature(), find_add_feature() and find_clean_features()
makes the code a slightly better readable.
Also fix a thinko in interpreting the found values.
The match_len describes the length of the second regex field,
while matchend is the length of the search field 0.
These are just annoying. Note that the language mark cannot currently
be specified in a layout file, but it is not clear that there is a
need for that. Therefore I used the simple and hackish way.
This is actually a generic InsetInfo issue:
1/ the contents of the inset is computed in updateBuffer, so that it
is available for drawing but also for latex output (think batch
export). When it is called, it deletes the existing inner paragraph
and replaces it by a new one
2/ metrics build a new Row object that represents to paragraph
3/ draw() relies on this information
Now, imagine that updateBuffer() is called after metrics(). This can
happen for many reasons, and does happen here (display a shortcut info
and change the shortcut file from cua to emacs).
This problem has been here forever, but is only visible now that the
(experimental) bookmark display code needs to read the underlying
paragraph id.
The solution is to compute the inset contents at metrics time. This
is done by moving the relevant code to a new standalone build() method
that is called in metrics() but also in latex().
Except for dvi/ps output chain for which this trick was meant.
Also, issue an error message in this case. This is analogous to
the other output flavors now.
