"Bennett Helm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I agree: this is a problem. There are legitimate reasons to want to have the > same label twice in a document, as when the labels are in different > branches.
Agreed. A way to alleviate the problem would be to skip insets that produce no output when checking for duplicates (use producesOutput) > LyX should warn of the potential problem and offer to rename, but allow the > user to decide what to do. (There already is the "DUPLICATE:" warning on the > labels, which is reasonable and which makes it easy to find the labels when > using outline view.) When typesetting, LyX should again warn when there are > duplicate labels in the produced LaTeX file, since otherwise there may be > unexpected results. But LyX shouldn't presume that it knows better than the > user. (That's one reason I can't stand Word.) Where is the code that renames labels? I do not really understand this part of code. JMarc
