I don't think this fixes the underlying problem, but I think that
problem is very extensive. Fixing it would involve a re-thinking of
where and how we call updateBuffer()---the old updateLabels().
This fix also reveals another problem with the TOC, again due to the
early call of on_typeCO_currentIndexChanged(). But that problem is a
slightly different one, I think.
git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@33680
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names_->setData(index, gui_name, Qt::DisplayRole);
names_->setData(index, type, Qt::UserRole);
}
- names_->reset();
names_->blockSignals(false);
+ names_->reset();
}
{
current_type_ = typeCO->itemData(index).toString();
updateView();
- gui_view_.setFocus();
+ // In Qt 4.6.x, we can end up here programmatically, when the
+ // model is rebuilt. But the Buffer may not be ready for us to
+ // reset focus, start the cursor, etc. So we check to see if the
+ // combo box has focus. It will, if the user has changed the
+ // value.
+ if (typeCO->hasFocus())
+ gui_view_.setFocus();
}