On Friday 29 December 2006 14:33, Dov Feldstern wrote: > Thanks, the patch works in the sense that it doesn't complain now about > not finding the "default" encoding. And the display in the GUI is > actually okay (and there's no reason why it should be affected by the > encoding --- it depends only on the language, I think). However, the > latex file is still not fully generated, because of the problem with iconv.
Are we talking about the same file? Your file heb142-default.lyx works fine here (with the described display problems) since the patch is in. The patch was not meant to fix the iconv problem with the "auto" encoding. > >>But here's where the second problem arises, and this time it's LyX's > >>problem, not latex's (though I'm less sure about this part): it seems to > >>me like LyX itself --- not only latex --- is also determining the > >>encoding based on the paragraph, rather than based on the individual > >>characters' language. > > > > Yes. It is implemented like that because of the limitation of older > > inputenc packages. > > There's no real reason why LyX should limit itself just because latex > does. Here exactly is an example where latex will manage, if only LyX > would. I don't think that latex would manage, but I'll create a test patch so that we can try out. Georg
