John Levon wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 08, 2004 at 02:18:35PM +0100, Alfredo Braunstein wrote:
>
>> > I don't think that this is any better/may well be impossible to
>> > encode. Have a go.
>>
>> Ugh. You convinced me (I understand near to nothing about qt).
>> Alternatively we can also solve it only for the ones that really
>> need it.
>
> Um, I thought I had already done that. What has changed since I
> introduced the reject() in the necessary places ?
Alfredo makes the point that all inset dialogs are registered in the
Dialogs::open_insets_ map. Thus, when a dialog is closed it should
invoke the modified Dialog::hide:
void Dialog::hide()
{
if (!view().isVisible())
return;
controller().clearParams();
view().hide();
+ kernel().disconnect(name());
}
Ie, _all_ inset dialogs should invoke CancelButton however they are
closed.
All this is new in the 1.4.x scheme of things of course.
Incidentally, reject() exists only for QSpellcheckerDialog.C...
--
Angus
