> > NO. This provides an inset that reveals system information such as > > shortcut, package and textclass availability, and rc settings. > > why an inset?
Because the same document would display different things depending on system configuration. We store 'shortcut:font-bold' in this inset, and it will display C-B if a user uses cua.bind, and F5 for my bind file. > so this is something we will need to remove once we have a proper ui to > edit keybindings? No. It will stay there to display the 'current' shortcut bindings. Of course one can look up a shortcut in the upcoming shortcut dialog, but a help document is nevertheless useful, because it can be printed out in a nice form. > to do what? It is clearly useful in Shortcuts.lyx and LaTeXConfig.lyx, whose contents depend on system configuration. Although other documents such as the user's guide would better be the same, it is difficult to talk about shortcuts, menu items because they are user-configurable. (Pressing C-B following the document might not do anything). Also, the document might be outdated because of ui or other changes. For example, Tool->Reconfigure might not be there is a user uses another UI file, or we decide to move it to Edit->Reconfigure. In this case, something like 'menu:reconfigure' may be useful. Cheers, Bo
