Ajustement des sous-commandes de find et addtag.

1 files changed, 32 insertions, 37 deletions

diff --git a/doc/refman.tex b/doc/refman.tex
index 76bae40..5a5411d 100644
--- a/doc/refman.tex
+++ b/doc/refman.tex
@@ -1254,17 +1254,13 @@ reference) and all list parameters are given as array references.
 
   \begin{itemize}
   \item{\tt\large
-        pathname {\bf addtag} tag above tagOrId ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\
-        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'above', tagOrId, ?inGroup?, ?recursive? test1);}
+        pathname {\bf addtag} tag above tagOrId \\
+        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'above', tagOrId);}
   
     Selects the item just above the one given by {\tt tagOrId}. If
     {\tt tagOrId} names more than one item, the topmost of these
     items in the display list will be used. If {\tt tagOrId} does
-    not refer to any item then nothing happen. The inGroup and
-    recursive optional parameters can be specified to restrict the
-    search with a tag matching several items. inGroup specifies a
-    group to start with instead of the top group and recursive
-    tells if the search should descend in the item tree or not.
+    not refer to any item then nothing happen.
 
   \item{\tt\large
         pathname {\bf addtag} tag all ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\
@@ -1274,39 +1270,40 @@ reference) and all list parameters are given as array references.
     Please use a form ``'withtag', 'all''' as documented below.
 
   \item{\tt\large
-        pathname {\bf addtag} tag atpriority priority ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\
-        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'atpriority', priority, ?inGroup?, ?recursive?);}
+        pathname {\bf addtag} tag atpriority priority ?tagOrId?\\
+        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'atpriority', priority, ?tagOrId?);}
         
-    Selects all the items at the given priority. The inGroup and
-    recursive can be specified to restrict the search. inGroup specifies
-    a group to start with instead of the top group and recursive tells
-    if the search should descend in the item tree or not.
+    Selects all the items at the given priority. The tagOrId optional
+    parameter can be specified to restrict the search. It specifies a
+    group to start with instead of the top group and it can be used to
+    control if the search should be recursive or not (see path tags for
+    more on this subject).
 
   \item{\tt\large
-        pathname {\bf addtag} tag below tagOrId ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\ 
-        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'below', tagOrId, ?inGroup?, ?recursive?);}
+        pathname {\bf addtag} tag below tagOrId\\ 
+        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'below', tagOrId);}
 
     Selects the item just below the one given by {\tt tagOrId}. If
     {\tt tagOrId} names more than one item, the lowest of these
     items in the display list will be used. If {\tt tagOrId} does
-    not refer to any item then nothing happen. The inGroup and
-    recursive optional parameters can be specified to restrict the
-    search with a tag matching several items. inGroup specifies a
-    group to start with instead of the top group and recursive
-    tells if the search should descend in the item tree or not.
+    not refer to any item then nothing happen.
 
   \item{\tt\large
-        pathname {\bf addtag} tag closest x y ?halo? ?startItem?\\ 
-        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'closest', x, y, ?halo?, ?startItem?);}
+        pathname {\bf addtag} tag closest x y ?halo? ?startItem?, ?recursive?\\ 
+        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'closest', x, y, ?halo?, ?startItem?, ?recursive?);}
 
     Selects the item closest to the point {\tt x - y}. Any item overlapping
     the point is considered as closest and the topmost is selected. If {\tt halo}
     is given, it defines the size of the point {\tt x - y}. {\tt halo} must
     be a non negative integer. If {\tt start} is specified, it must be
-    an item tag or id. If it names a valid item (for a tag, the lowest
+    an item tag or id. If it names a group and this group is not atomic,
+    the search starts with the first item of this group.
+    If it names a non group item or an atomic group (for a tag, the lowest
     item with the tag is considered), the search starts with the item
     below {\tt start} instead of the first item in the display
     order. If {\tt startItem} does not name a valid item, it is ignored.
+    If {\tt recursive} is specified it controls if the search should proceed
+    down the item hierarchy or not.
 
   \item{\tt\large
         pathname {\bf addtag} tag enclosed xo yo xc yc ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\ 
@@ -1338,22 +1335,20 @@ reference) and all list parameters are given as array references.
     See also the {\tt enclosed} variant above for a discussion on updating the geometry.    
 
   \item{\tt\large
-        pathname {\bf addtag} tag withtag tagOrId ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\ 
-        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'withtag', tagOrId, ?inGroup?, ?recursive?);}
+        pathname {\bf addtag} tag withtag tagOrId\\ 
+        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'withtag', tagOrId);}
     
-    Selects all the items given by {\tt tagOrId}. The inGroup and
-    recursive can be specified to restrict the search. inGroup specifies
-    a group to start with instead of the top group and recursive tells
-    if the search should descend in the item tree or not.
+    Selects all the items given by {\tt tagOrId}.
 
   \item{\tt\large
-        pathname {\bf addtag} tag withtype type ?inGroup? ?recursive?\\ 
-        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'withtype', tagOrId, ?inGroup?, ?recursive?);}
+        pathname {\bf addtag} tag withtype type ?tagOrId?\\ 
+        \$zinc->{\bf addtag}(tag, 'withtype', type, ?tagOrId?);}
     
-    Selects all the items of type {\tt type}. The inGroup and
-    recursive can be specified to restrict the search. inGroup specifies
-    a group to start with instead of the top group and recursive tells
-    if the search should descend in the item tree or not.
+    Selects all the items of type {\tt type}.  The tagOrId optional
+    parameter can be specified to restrict the search. It specifies a
+    group to start with instead of the top group and it can be used to
+    control if the search should be recursive or not (see path tags for
+    more on this subject).
   \end{itemize}
 \end{blockindent}
 
@@ -1576,7 +1571,7 @@ false.
   \item{\tt\large
         pathname {\bf coords} tagOrId contourIndex\\
         @coords = \$zinc->{\bf coords}(tagOrId, contourIndex);}
-  	
+        
     Get all coordinates of contour at contourIndex. All items can answer if contourIndex
     is zero. Curves can handle other contours.
     
@@ -1600,7 +1595,7 @@ false.
     rectangles and arcs, index must zero or one.
     
   \item{\tt\large
-       	 pathname {\bf coords} tagOrId contourIndex coordIndex coordList\\      
+         pathname {\bf coords} tagOrId contourIndex coordIndex coordList\\      
         \$zinc->{\bf coords}(tagOrId, contourIndex, coordIndex, coordList);}
   
     Set coordinate at coordIndex in contour at contourIndex. All items can do it if