Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
[...]
>>Maybe. But it would be even better to use a std::vector or std::list
>>instead of a bare pointer to int.
>
> OK, mission accomplished... bit by bit I begin to love c++! ;)
I still prefer C.
> But I'm not quiet sure if that's the best way passing the pointer of the
> bookmark vector... please have a look.
Actually, you can pass the std::vector by value. Pointers have the
disadvantage that they may be NULL.
> BTW, don't you miss a message box when Suggest/Import markers
> does nothing at all? If so, try my patch... :)
I guess I can live without it. When bookmarks are present, they will
appear in the list. I don't need extra feedback when there are none, and
I don't want to be forced to move the mouse and press a button before I
can continue. I pretty much use only keyboard commands, except for
scrolling - in particular on my laptop. I even thought about keyboard
shortcuts for scrolling already. ;)
Maybe we can print a message to the status area at the bottom of the
window instead (the one that also shows the "tooltips"). Should be as
easy as
statusBar()->message(QString("what was I going to say?"));
And it's less disruptive than a modal dialog.
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
X-Tired: Each morning I get up I die a little
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