Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"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.
In InsetLabel::updateCommand(). We could pass a boolean there to disable
the duplicate check.
Abdel.
