continue;
rowofcell[i] = row;
columnofcell[i] = column;
+ setFixedWidth(row, column);
++i;
}
}
}
+bool Tabular::setFixedWidth(row_type r, col_type c)
+{
+ if (!column_info[c].p_width.zero() ||
+ (cell_info[r][c].multicolumn != CELL_NORMAL &&
+ !cell_info[r][c].p_width.zero())) {
+ cell_info[r][c].inset->toggleFixedWidth(true);
+ return true;
+ }
+ return false;
+}
+
+
bool Tabular::setMColumnPWidth(Cursor & cur, idx_type cell,
Length const & width)
{
getTokenValue(line, "rotate", cell_info[i][j].rotate);
getTokenValue(line, "usebox", cell_info[i][j].usebox);
getTokenValue(line, "width", cell_info[i][j].p_width);
+ setFixedWidth(i,j);
getTokenValue(line, "special", cell_info[i][j].align_special);
l_getline(is, line);
if (prefixIs(line, "\\begin_inset")) {
col_type columns_arg);
///
void updateIndexes();
+ ///
+ bool setFixedWidth(row_type r, col_type c);
/// return true of update is needed
bool updateColumnWidths();
///
InsetTableCell();
/// unimplemented
void operator=(InsetTableCell const &);
+ // FIXME
+ // This boolean is supposed to track whether the cell has had its
+ // width explicitly set. We need to know this to determine whether
+ // layout changes and paragraph customization are allowed---that is,
+ // we need it in forcePlainLayout() and allowParagraphCustomization().
+ // Unfortunately, that information is not readily available in
+ // InsetTableCell. In the case of multicolumn cells, it is present
+ // in CellData, and so would be available here if CellData were to
+ // become a member of InsetTableCell. But in the other case, it isn't
+ // even available there, but is held in Tabular::ColumnData.
+ // So, the present solution uses this boolean to track the information
+ // we need to track, and tries to keep it updated. This is not ideal,
+ // but the other solutions are no better. These are:
+ // (i) Keep a pointer in InsetTableCell to the table;
+ // (ii) Find the table by iterating over the Buffer's insets.
+ // Solution (i) raises the problem of updating the pointer when an
+ // InsetTableCell is copied, and we'd therefore need a copy constructor
+ // in InsetTabular and then in Tabular, which seems messy, given how
+ // complicated those classes are. Solution (ii) involves a lot of
+ // iterating, since this information is needed quite often, and so may
+ // be quite slow.
+ // So, well, if someone can do better, please do!
+ // --rgh
///
bool isFixedWidth;
};