John McCabe-Dansted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: > I have submitted a patch [1] to allow the user to disable the > Different Textclass warning [2]. I find this warning very annoying as > if I want to share math macros and other text between different master > files I have to click OK every single time I compile the master. (E.g. > if include the same macros from mythesis.lyx and myarticle.lyx).
I agree with a) there are valid cases wherer the documentclass of master and child differs b) the repeated upfront warning is very annoying in these cases. > Experienced TeX users have no use for this warning since they will get > a moderately intelligible TeX error if they inappropriately mix > textclasses anyway. IMO, even experienced (and medium experienced) TeX users will gain from the information *if an error occurs*. So, instead of one more configuration setting, I propose a less annoying warning: Instead of an annoying prophylactic warning, just register the fact of mixed document classes and report it in addition to the actual error(s) *if an error occurs*. Günter
