BUG: If the global category is checked in the category dialog the

'New Category' entry is still in local application scope. This means that
the 'New Category' entry is in the wrong scope and all hell breaks loose.
Actually the user will probably get confused that the category they are
wanting to change is not in the right scope.

FIX: Check to see that the global checkbox is checked before trying to
add the new category.

NOTE: This patch was originally submitted by Paul Eggleton (Blue Lightning).
Thanks for the fix!

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/library/categoryedit_p.cpp b/library/categoryedit_p.cpp
index 14ac2e1..ee0da22 100644
--- a/library/categoryedit_p.cpp
+++ b/library/categoryedit_p.cpp
@@ -120,22 +120,25 @@ void CategoryEdit::slotSetText( QListViewItem *selected )
         chkGlobal->setChecked( true );
     else
         chkGlobal->setChecked( false );
 }
 
 void CategoryEdit::slotAdd()
 {
     QString name = tr( "New Category" );
-    bool insertOk = FALSE;
+    int uid = 0;
     int num = 0;
-    while ( !insertOk ) {
+    while ( !uid ) {
         if ( num++ > 0 )
             name = tr("New Category ") + QString::number(num);
-        insertOk = d->mCategories.addCategory( d->mStrApp, name );
+        if ( chkGlobal->isChecked() )
+            uid = d->mCategories.addGlobalCategory( name );
+        else
+            uid = d->mCategories.addCategory( d->mStrApp, name );
     }
     QCheckListItem *chk;
     chk = new QCheckListItem( lvView, name, QCheckListItem::CheckBox );
     if ( !chkGlobal->isChecked() )
         chk->setText( 1, tr(d->mVisible) );
     else
         chk->setText( 1, tr("All") );