While fixing #12491 at 0fed10e4, some band-aids were removed at the
end of `BufferView::scrollToBuffer`. One of them ensured that
scrolling to last paragraph would not leave the last row alone on
screen.
This behavior is actually correct when the scroll_below_document pref is true.
This commit restores the test that avoids the issue.
Of course, this does not fix the real issue, since for example opening
Tutorial.lyx and jumping to "5.3 Errors!" produces the same unwanted
effect.
The unicode representation in an ascii-string string is
\302\240 Normal space
\342\200\257 Non-breaking Thin (1/6 em)
\342\200\213\342\200\205\342\200\213 Medium(2/9 em)
\342\200\213\342\200\204\342\200\213 Thick (5/18 em)
\342\201\240\342\200\202\342\201\240 Half Quad(0.5 em)
\342\200\203 Quad(1 em)
\342\200\203\342\200\203 Double Quad(2 em)
\342\220\243 Visible space
'Double Quad' counts as 2 spaces, all others count as 1 space in the search regex
Remove some logic that would reset depth when editing non-environment
stuff (e.g. Standard layout) at non-zero depth. The current way of
decreasing depth is to use paragraph-break in an empty paragraph.
See discussion in ticket #2445 for why this code happened.
Fixes bug #12750.
The help page of int QMessageBox::exec() (https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qmessagebox.html#exec) says:
When using a QMessageBox with standard buttons, this function returns a StandardButton value indicating the standard button that was clicked.
When using QMessageBox with custom buttons, this function returns an opaque value; use clickedButton() to determine which button was clicked.
This value is computed for the metrics of *every* Mathdata and hotspot
says that it counts for 9% of total on math-heavy "branch-test.lyx"
file. I am not sure that real world agrees with that, but profiling
shows that Qt itself does not cache the value.
Part of reinvestigation of #12297.
Profiling with hotspot show that it counts for more than it should and
indeed using support::contains is a overkill here. I like the new code
better anyway.
I would be surprised to see that it makes a big difference, though.
This is a kind of hack. This allows InsetMathHull to state that it
needs some elbow room beyond its width, in order to fit the numbering
and/or the left margin (with left alignment), which are outside of the
inset itself.
To this end, InsetMathHull::metrics() sets a value in
MetricsInfo::extrawidth and this value is recorded later in the
corresponding row element's `extra' field.
The code could be reorganized to be simpler, in particular by
computing metrics in tokenizeRow, or after tokenizeRow. However the
choice here is to produce a simple patch, fit for 2.4.0.
Fixes bug #12320.
When this parameter is given, only the current paragraph is affected
by the section promoting/demoting.
Note that the new argument is not used yet.
Update release notes and LFUNS documentation.
Part of ticket #12417.
If the cursor is in an inset, and it is closed (e.g., with ctrl + i,
or inset-toggle), the cursor is moved outside of the inset, so the
font must be reset.
The InsetMathChar::write() method directly accesses the otexrowstream
underlying the TeXMathStream class for writing a character, thus
shortcircuiting the mechanism that allows to separate a macro from the
following material. It has to do so because directly writing a char_type
would cause printing its numerical value instead of the corresponding
unicode character in systems where char_type is typedef'd to uint32_t.
This problem has been uncovered by [7441172d/lyxgit] because each atom
of a mathed cell was being separately written to the output instead of
using the lyx::write() method in MathExtern.cpp that simply converts
everything to a docstring. As InsetMathChar::write() is the only method
bypassing the TeXMathStream machanism, it is simpler teaching it to
honor the pending space instead of modifying the code in InsetMathColor.
This commit amends 7441172d.
The function outline is modified to operate only in the inset that
contains the cursor. This means that the function can be enabled in
insets (this had been forbidden to fix#5004).
Of course, there may be cases where the user expects something to
happen outside of the inset. I am sorry to announce that this is not
going to happen ;)
Fixes bug #12809.
