Since commit c600906d92 all matches are match-results of examined strings starting
with a character of the same cursor depth, we can be sure to match the same string again if:
1.) the number of characters to the end of the examined strings match.
2.) the match-lengths are identical
(Thanks Scott for the patch and comment)
For the HAVE_HUNSPELL_CXXABI check, only test a (real) link command
if an external libhunspell is used or if macOS is used (see
350a9daf). If the bundled libhunspell is used, it has not been built
yet at the point of the initial cmake command.
This commit fixes an issue when the bundled Hunspell is desired.
Before, the test command would still attempt to link to the system
hunspell library. Even if the system library is available, there
could be problems if there is a mismatch of the CXX ABI. And
finally, even if the system library is available and there is no
mismatch, compiling the test file with Clang and -stdlib=libc++
seems to cause a failure when linking with the system Hunspell
library.
The include inset has its own button_ object, that hides the button_
object of the InsetCommand parent. Remove that.
Remove the hand-made caching that uses the set_label_ boolean.
Let metrics() and draw() use the inherited methods. This requires to
use setBroken as needed and to implement inheritFont.
The use of InsetCommand::draw is what restores the hover effect.
Fixes bug #10415.
Set colors now apply to the active mode only. Matching reversed colors
are produced for the other mode if no color is assigned yet.
File format change.
1) Take care of different input if changed the search-mode (with/without format)
This amends ec387b6d
2) Make the braces used in text to be treated as single characters
e.g. transform '\braceleft' to some unicode value
3) Try to use '$' as 'end of sequence' in regex
We have to remove '}' and '\n' chars from the examined string
In format-search the chars '{' and '}' are understood as latex parentheses, which normally are not
part of text and are discarded.
Instead we fake them as if they were a char like \backslash or \guilemotright or such.
