Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Richard Heck schrieb:
There's a different solution for this now. First of all, URL now
exists as a charstyle, importable via the URL module.
But what LaTeX-code does it use?
\url{whatever's in the inset}.
So support for \url is no longer needed as an inset, and it really
shouldn't be an inset. It's semantic markup. The URL inset can
therefore be converted to \href only (and probably renamed InsetHref
or something), and support for docbook need not be touched. The menu
item should then be changed, too,
OK I'll do it this way then.
obviously, and lyx2lyx written to convert the old URL insets into URL
charstyles for LaTeX documents only.
How would this be?
Pseudo code would be something like:
Make sure we're in a LaTeX doc:
if document.backend == "docbook":
return
foreach urlinset:
extract its arguments
replace it with a URL charstyle
Add the URL module to the document.headers if it isn't already there
I can do this part if you like. It shouldn't be too bad.
But InsetCommandParams is buggy anyway. Because why shouldn't it be
allowed to switch the name of an inset. We will need this e.g. later
when we merge the float types to one inset.
As I said in the other thread, switching the command is allowed and
always has been. The crash you got was due to a missed change elsewhere.
Switching the inset type---e.g., from an InsetCitation to an
InsetURL---isn't allowed and never has been. Trying to do so will crash
1.5.x, and it's easy to do it from the mini-buffer.
Richard
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