2016-06-21 16:44 GMT+02:00 Guillaume Munch <[email protected]>: > Yes, something would have to be done about this: a combo box, or an > automatic toolbar. But I think this is a more general issue with custom > insets, not specific to beamer-flex. >
Yes, but it's a stopper for beamer-flex. Frames are the most central component of a presentation. Having to search them in sub-level menus is not acceptable. > I agree. I was imagining a new lfun that splits a text inset into two, > at the location of the cursor, similar to the current environment-split > for environments. One use is to create a new inset after the current > one. > Yes. This, also, would be useful in general for insets. > > >> Also, these flex insets cannot be reordered by the outliner, and >> reordering frames is a crucial function at least for me. >> > > I am not worried about this one. One advantage of flex insets is that > they are easier to select as a whole and also in sequence, making > copy-paste an appropriate tool. (In contrast, the outliner does not let > us move several frames at once.) > Personal taste. I worry a lot about this. > > >> IMHO the flex idea sounds neat in theory, but in practice has too many >> shortcomings (which all, arguably, can be solved). >> >> > I think the new lfun is the only one to be really urgent. > I think they are all three fundamental. Jürgen > > > Guillaume > >
