#72 Keeps switching to !n for people

Version: 3.0.12

Going to a person & switching to !x
(extended mode, person)
then to their family & switching to !x
(extended mode, family),
and then back to a person, the program
switches back to normal mode for persons.

That is, it forgets it was in extended mode for
persons, but it remembers it was in extended
mode for families.

[Matthew Emmerton]

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Both the indi and family browse mode are kept as statics
within the browse functions, so state is preserved across
calls.

However, when browsing to a person, we use browse_indi
which calls browse_indi_modes with mode='n' which
effectively resets the indi browse mode to normal mode in all
cases, thus forgetting the previous state.

The solution that works for me involves:
- making the fam and indi browse mode vars globals
- removing the mode parameter of browse_indi_modes
- removing the explicit mode='n' from browse_indi

Technically, I don't have to make any changes to the fam
browse mode code, but I thought that it would make the most
sense to ensure that the fam and indi code are as similar as
possible.

With these changes, the only places where we update the
browse mode are:
- within a browse function, to handle browse mode commands
- when calling browse_pedigree, which sets the mode to 'p'
explicitly

[Matthew Emmerton]

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Both the indi and family browse mode are kept as statics
within the browse functions, so state is preserved across
calls.

However, when browsing to a person, we use browse_indi
which calls browse_indi_modes with mode='n' which
effectively resets the indi browse mode to normal mode in all
cases, thus forgetting the previous state.

The solution that works for me involves:
- making the fam and indi browse mode vars globals
- removing the mode parameter of browse_indi_modes
- removing the explicit mode='n' from browse_indi

Technically, I don't have to make any changes to the fam
browse mode code, but I thought that it would make the most
sense to ensure that the fam and indi code are as similar as
possible.

With these changes, the only places where we update the
browse mode are:
- within a browse function, to handle browse mode commands
- when calling browse_pedigree, which sets the mode to 'p'
explicitly

[elsapo]

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Sounds sensible to me.