On 11/24/2010 04:00 PM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Le 24 nov. 2010 à 17:32, Richard Heck a écrit :
Certainly part of this would be fairly simple to do. Call it
InsetSimpleCommand, and the only thing it does
is issue whatever command it is supposed to issue. The command in question can
be given in a module:
InsetCommand InsertEndnotes
guiname "Insert Endnotes Here"
label Endnotes
command \theendnotes
End
Can't this be part of a normal inset definition with a special inset type
"Command"?
I suppose, and really long-term maybe that'd be even better. My
dream---I seem to have a lot of these---is for Flex insets that take
arguments. So you click on the button and you get a dialog, where you
can enter additional arguments. Now the whole InsetCommand vs
InsetCollapsable distinction starts to vanish. An InsetCommand is just
an InsetCollapsable with nothing but arguments, and the sort of thing
we're discussing is just a special case of that.
For now, though, given how the code is actually organized, it just seems
wrong that this sort of thing would be an InsetText, and at the moment
the whole InsetLayout business is pretty tied to text insets, if I
remember right.
Richard
