[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 20 May 2007, Uwe Stöhr wrote:

I've seen that the support for the CJK languages in the dialogs was not announced. This change requires a warning as Georg stated in bug 3043.

So attached is my proposal to announce it in the NEWS and ANNOUNCE file. OK?

Some minor comments:


-------------------
Index: ANNOUNCE
===================================================================
--- ANNOUNCE    (revision 18430)
+++ ANNOUNCE    (working copy)
@@ -99,6 +99,10 @@

 The very first result of the Unicode transition is that we have finally
 merged in the externally maintained CJK-LyX branch.
+The languages Chinese, Japanese, and Korean are now supported in
+the document dialogs.
+Note that from now on, former encoding settings for these languages
+done via ERT or the document preamble will lead to LaTeX-errors!

 * Multiple views of the same buffer
----------------------

I think it would read better to say:

    The Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages are now supported
    in the ...

The phrase '.. the document dialogs' is unclear to me. User interface?

No, I think Uwe means in the "Document Settings" dialog.


I don't understand the last sentence about 'former encoding settings', but maybe the relevant people will?

When you embedded CJK snippet in a latin language document, you add to enclose the snippet in two ERT. This is not needed anymore as this now done automatically by LyX. But document using the ERT trick need to be cleaned up (the ERT needs to be removed).

Abdel.

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