Rob Lahaye wrote:
The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is now).
Also seems like a good idea. Applied.
--
Angus
Rob Lahaye wrote:
> The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
> Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is now).
Also seems like a good idea. Applied.
--
Angus
Rob Lahaye wrote:
Rob Lahaye wrote:
The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is
now).
Argh, the double click in this dialog does not work properly
anymore, for obscure reasons. My patch is still valid to
Angus Leeming wrote:
Rob Lahaye wrote:
Argh, the double click in this dialog does not work properly
anymore, for obscure reasons. My patch is still valid to allow
double-clicking, though.
In that case, does fl_redraw_object(your_ob) help. Or perhaps
fl_redraw_form, if you have to hit it
Rob Lahaye wrote:
} else if (ob == dialog_-browser_styles ob_value == 2) {
// double clicked in styles browser
string const style = getString(dialog_-browser_styles);
if (style.empty()) {
return ButtonPolicy::SMI_NOOP;
} else {
fl_set_input(dialog_-input_style,
ChangeExtension(style,
Angus Leeming wrote:
You aren't sure of any such thing.
Use this to check that the widget has accepted your input.
cout Widget contains getString(dialog_-input_style)
endl;
OK. so I have:
Rob Lahaye wrote:
> Rob Lahaye wrote:
>>
>> The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
>> Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is
>> now).
>
> Argh, the double click in this dialog does not work properly
> anymore, for obscure reasons. My patch is
Angus Leeming wrote:
> Rob Lahaye wrote:
>>Argh, the double click in this dialog does not work properly
>>anymore, for obscure reasons. My patch is still valid to allow
>>double-clicking, though.
>>
>
> In that case, does fl_redraw_object(your_ob) help. Or perhaps
> fl_redraw_form, if you have
Rob Lahaye wrote:
> } else if (ob == dialog_->browser_styles && ob_value == 2) {
> // double clicked in styles browser
> string const style = getString(dialog_->browser_styles);
> if (style.empty()) {
> return ButtonPolicy::SMI_NOOP;
> } else {
> fl_set_input(dialog_->input_style,
>
Angus Leeming wrote:
>
> You aren't sure of any such thing.
> Use this to check that the widget has accepted your input.
>
> cout << "Widget contains " << getString(dialog_->input_style)
> << endl;
OK. so I have:
Hi,
Yet another patch that has been in my tree, but too late for 1.3.0.
Please apply to 1.4.0.
The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is now).
Regards,
Rob.
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Rob Lahaye wrote:
The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is now).
Argh, the double click in this dialog does not work properly anymore,
for obscure reasons. My patch is still valid to allow double-clicking,
Hi,
Yet another patch that has been in my tree, but too late for 1.3.0.
Please apply to 1.4.0.
The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is now).
Regards,
Rob.
BibTeX.diff.gz
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Rob Lahaye wrote:
>
> The patch uses double-mouse-click for selecting a style in the
> Xforms BibTeX dialog (instead of the instant selecting as it is now).
Argh, the double click in this dialog does not work properly anymore,
for obscure reasons. My patch is still valid to allow
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