On Saturday 31 March 2001 12:06, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> vector<string> const ControlToc::getTypes() const
> {
> vector<string> types;
>
> Buffer::Lists const tmp = lv_.view()->buffer()->getLists();
>
> Buffer::Lists::const_iterator cit = tmp.begin();
> Buffer::Lists::const_iterator end = tmp.end();
>
> for (; cit != end; ++cit) {
> types.push_back(cit->first.c_str());
> ^^^^^^^^^^
> This looks strange. Just use cit->first.
> }
>
> return types;
> }
The dangers of cut-and-paste. Thank you.
> I do not get why getType() is needed.
Because the inset does not store "TOC", "algorithm", "figure" or "table" but
rather stores "tableofcontents", "listofalgorithms", "listoffigures" or
"listoftables". The inset is inserted as a specific TOC, algorithm, figure
inset, so when the popup is launched it should display the appropriate info.
I know this is sub-optimal, but it's meant to be a start not a finish.
A
