Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Attached is the patch that fixes the problem, that babel isn't called
when you are foreign languages in CJK and Armenian-documents.
I think this is now the last remaining babel bug.
Is my patch correct? It works here for all my testcases but you have
perhaps a better solution.
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I have a stupid C++ question:
How is the syntax in C++ for this logic:
if (
(a == 1) && (b == 1) &&
((C == 1) || (C == -1))
)
I mean how can the OR be included into an AND?
regards Uwe
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Index: BufferParams.cpp
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--- BufferParams.cpp (revision 18227)
+++ BufferParams.cpp (working copy)
@@ -1394,8 +1394,15 @@
// suppress the babel call when there is no babel language defined
// in the lib/languages file
if (lyxrc.language_global_options && tmp == "\\usepackage{babel}" &&
- language->babel().empty() )
- tmp = string("");
+ language->babel().empty() ) {
+ // if the armscii8 or a CJK encoding is used, babel has to be
called for
+ // foreign languages
+ if (language->encoding()->latexName() == "armscii8" && lang_opts !=
"" ||
+ language->encoding()->package() == Encoding::CJK && lang_opts !=
"" )
Reformatting the line above, you get:
if (language->encoding()->latexName() == "armscii8"
&& lang_opts != ""
|| language->encoding()->package() == Encoding::CJK
&& lang_opts != "" )
I don't really know what you are testing here but this code seems
broken. Do you mean this:
if (!lang_opts.empty() &&
(language->encoding()->latexName() == "armscii8"
|| language->encoding()->package() == Encoding::CJK))
I suggest that you read some C/C++ book someday Uwe ;-)
Abdel.
