>>>>> "Dekel" == Dekel Tsur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dekel> The following patch changes the file format: Use "\SpecialChar
Dekel> ~" instead of "\SpecialChar \protected_separator"
So, Lars, should I apply this one? Anyway the current names do not
make much sense, so we should try to come a bit closer to latex. Here
is what the format is:
case HYPHENATION: command = "\\-"; break;
case END_OF_SENTENCE: command = "\\@."; break;
case LDOTS: command = "\\ldots{}"; break;
case MENU_SEPARATOR: command = "\\menuseparator"; break;
case PROTECTED_SEPARATOR:
command = "\\protected_separator"; break;
and here is the generated LaTeX:
case HYPHENATION: os << "\\-"; break;
case END_OF_SENTENCE: os << "\\@."; break;
case LDOTS: os << "\\ldots{}"; break;
case MENU_SEPARATOR: os << "\\lyxarrow{}"; break;
case PROTECTED_SEPARATOR: os << (free_space ? " " : "~"); break;
So here we see that \ldots has a trailing {}, but \menuseparator and
\protected_separator do not. And why have both \menuseparator and
\lyxarrow for the same thing?
JMarc
