>>>>> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Lars> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | -
Lars> see whether the change you did to Buffer::pop_tag some time ago
Lars> | makes sense.

Lars> Didn't you alter my change?

I just replaced a 
 for(int j = j+1;...
with
 for(int j = 0;...

Obviously, I see now that this change was wrong. However, your code
was wrong too, since, as Jose pointed out, it seems a global variable
is necessary. Unfortunately, I do not have the setting nor the
knowledge to hack sgml generation code.

Lars> | - there are problems with kpsewhich handling and bibtex

Lars> I have so far been unable to reproduce thos problems. Of course
Lars> if kpsewhich and latex does not match there will be problems.
Lars> The problem where keys are not listed are another problem... LyX
Lars> need to find the bib file to be able display the keys.

There can also be problems with older versions of kpathsea where
--format does not exist. Here is a typical usage message (from Yann Morere):

crabe:/usr/local/teTeX/bin/alpha-osf4.0> kpsetool
Usage: kpsexpand: [options] string

Valid options are the following:
  -n progname  : pretend to be progname to kpathsea
  -m mode      : set Metafont mode
  -w           : act like kpsewhich
  -p           : act like kpsepath
  -v           : act like kpsexpand

This is probably not the problem others have been seeing, since they
have AFAIK newer tex versions. What about a test in configure to see
whether
  kpsewhich --format=latex article.cls
works? [is that the right syntax?]

Lars> | - still problems with --with-lyxname

Lars> Hard ones? Or easy to fix?

Not sure. Basically, the lyx binary name is not changed. However, I am
not sure automake will be happy if I use $(PACKAGE) all over. I'll
have to check, but I do not have much time now).

An idea I had for later is to change installation to a versionned
directory like
$prefix/share/lyx/1.1.4
$prefix/share/lyx/1.1.5
and probably
$prefix/share/lyx/site-local

However, I am not sure how easy it is with automake. And it forces
users to uninstall old versions.

JMarc

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