Re: Binding font-code as a toggle
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:38:53PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon font-code In the layout menu: Item Code Style|S font-code It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. The difference is in the lyx source code (in lyxfunc.C), namely you need to edit the source in order to enable toggling of the button.
Re: Binding font-code as a toggle
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:38:53PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon font-code In the layout menu: Item Code Style|S font-code It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. The difference is in the lyx source code (in lyxfunc.C), namely you need to edit the source in order to enable toggling of the button.
Re: Binding font-code as a toggle
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:38:53PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > Hi everyone, > > The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the > toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: > > In the toolbar: > Icon "font-code" > > In the layout menu: > Item "Code Style|S" "font-code" > > It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't > recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay > pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What > makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the > emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. > There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. The difference is in the lyx source code (in lyxfunc.C), namely you need to edit the source in order to enable toggling of the button.
Re: Binding font-code as a toggle
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:38:53PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon font-code In the layout menu: Item Code Style|S font-code It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. The difference is in the lyx source code (in lyxfunc.C), namely you need to edit the source in order to enable toggling of the button.
Re: Binding font-code as a toggle
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:38:53PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon font-code In the layout menu: Item Code Style|S font-code It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. The difference is in the lyx source code (in lyxfunc.C), namely you need to edit the source in order to enable toggling of the button.
Re: Binding font-code as a toggle
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 07:38:53PM -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > Hi everyone, > > The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the > toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: > > In the toolbar: > Icon "font-code" > > In the layout menu: > Item "Code Style|S" "font-code" > > It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't > recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay > pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What > makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the > emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. > There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. The difference is in the lyx source code (in lyxfunc.C), namely you need to edit the source in order to enable toggling of the button.
Binding font-code as a toggle
Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon font-code In the layout menu: Item Code Style|S font-code It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. Thanks Steve -- Steve Litt Webmaster, Troubleshooters.Com http://www.troubleshooters.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Legal Disclaimer) Follow these suggestions at your own risk.
Binding font-code as a toggle
Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon font-code In the layout menu: Item Code Style|S font-code It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. Thanks Steve -- Steve Litt Webmaster, Troubleshooters.Com http://www.troubleshooters.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Legal Disclaimer) Follow these suggestions at your own risk.
Binding font-code as a toggle
Hi everyone, The font-code LyX function is a toggle. I added it to the menu and the toolbar in ~/ui/default.ui, which is a clone of /usr/share/lyx/ui/default.ui: In the toolbar: Icon "font-code" In the layout menu: Item "Code Style|S" "font-code" It works perfectly in both places except for one thing -- LyX doesn't recognize it as a toggle. The button (which is a question mark) doesn't stay pushed in, and the menu item doesn't have a pushbutton to its left. What makes this strange is that these items are an almost exact direct copy of the emphasis style. How does LyX decides one's a toggle and not the other. There's no clue in cua.bind or menus.bind. Thanks Steve -- Steve Litt Webmaster, Troubleshooters.Com http://www.troubleshooters.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Legal Disclaimer) Follow these suggestions at your own risk.
