It turns out that Qt font selection via style name is broken on
Windows (QTBUG-101436). As we use our own style name for discriminating
our math fonts and applying proper kerning, we need a fallback method.
With this commit we check for the family name when the style name does
not match. In computing the kerning we also consider the right bearing
reported by the font instead of the width of the enclosing bounding box,
as this produces better results (see bug 13087).
Fixes#13087.
Avoids hardcoding of insets, and this behavior is possibly useful to
other insets than index and nomencl
We take this on yesterday's layout format change
We now have the functionality via sub-insets, and unexperienced users
are surprised when they don't get a literal !.
The unescaped chars can still be used via ERT.
There are several reasons to do it this way, among which is odd
behavior of the TOC filter if we put anything else there. This also
allows for filtering of the references themsevles in a natural way.
The change, I think, was really an unintended consequence of other
changes connected to showing formatted references in the work area.
The movement to the caption is now done in the LFUN function itself,
as we need the DocIterator in the caption
This greatly simplifies the code in the TocWidget and shifts all the
complexity to the LFUN itself
* par id actually can be 0
* properly move on in the buffer list if paragraph is not found
in the current buffer
* use dit to get label (as this might be in a different buffer)
This allows to insert a cross-reference to headings, figures or tables
by right-clicking on the outliner item.
If the item in question does not have a label yet, it is inserted.
This function checks whether a paragraph (specified by ID) has a label.
If so, it simply inserts a reference to this at cursor position, if
not it inserts a label to that paragraph (pos 0) and then inserts
a reference at cursor position.
Needed to implement #1624 (insert cross references to items that do not
have yet a label)
As with almost everything, this class bakes its own cake also with
multiple indexes. So we need to account for this to produce
compilable output.
Not very nice, but there you go!
Rely on the newly-introduced Buffer::id() to skip statistics
computation if the id is the same as last time. This will reduce the
annoyance of updates triggering at random times.
Take this occasion to clean code up:
- add 'skip' parameter (true by default) to Statistics::update to indicate
that the insets that do not produce output should be skipped.
- use a trailing underscrore for private members
