> The "language" and "inputencoding" attributes are written quite late in
> the file. Isn't it better to precise them at the very beginning of the file
> so that LyX can be better prepared to read content from the rest of the
> file? By the way, does "inputencoding" mean the encoding of the file?
Currently it's a 1:1 version of the current .lyx format, I did not
bother to change anything. The "new" encoding should be the "Standard"
&...;
> What is this construct "\>" in the first line (and also in line 96)? I
> just know very few about Xml. I've never seen like this: <xxxx yyy />.
There are two kinds of tags (in LaTeX speak "commands" and
"environments") :
<command opt1="..." .../>
and
<env opt1="..." ...>
...
</env>
>
> In line 5 begins the "preamble" attribute. The attribute value is very
> big. If I didn't make mistake, it stop at line 75. However, in line 37, we
> have
> \DeclareInputText{"0AD}{\textendash}
> in which we can find the double quote character.
*grin*. You caught me. Currently, I use 'toXML' functions that are
dummies. Expect that to change to " (or whatever the name for
quotes is) in the final version.
> More or less the same question as before, what is <ldots/> supposed to
> do?
It just says: "Insert ldots here".
> In line 111, we have closing tags like </underbar>, </latex>, </roman>
> without any opening tags before them. Are they written intentionally like
> this?
No. The current .lyx format does font changes command-like and not
environment-like, so it's sometimes a bit difficult to catch the end of
the environment. In line 111 I clearly missed something...
> The document is too large to read through :-) So I leave alone the
> rest of it.
I think you hit most of the "interesting" spots. Thanks for commenting
;-)
Andre'
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