On Thu, Sep 14, 2006 at 09:54:34PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The attribute 'NoUpdate' means that invoking the LFUN usually does not > (usually??) required <what??> to be updated. Example: char-backward > > The attribute 'SingleParUpdate' means invoking the LFUN usually (?) only > requires the current paragraph to be updated (?). > Example: delete-backward > (I'm slightly confused though... why is 'down-select' SingleParUpdate, > couldn't that cross a paragraph boundary, or is that the "usually" bit?) > > > According to LyXAction.h, these seem to be all the attributes, is this > correct? > > > Are these attributes meaningful to know about for an (expert) user, or are > they strictly useful for developers?
I think they are not even useful for developers as they are used very inconsistently. > When defining a new command sequence... is that sequence automatically > given the correct attribute (based on the LFUNs it is comprised of)? No. > Or does a command sequence not have an attribute by itself? I think it sort of inherits the attributes of the first function in the sequence. Andre'
