rgheck <rgh...@bobjweil.com> writes: > You could do that, but the problem with that kind of solution, as I > see it, is that you then have to keep the note insets in the right > place. This is the same issue as with InsetOptArg. It shouldn't be an > inset. It's a layout feature.
But it is a _note_. And if it makes sense in outline, it will make sense in text. We can just show the contents of notes that are in the section paragraphs. Or have a 'show in outline' option if you prefer. > And because it's an inset, you have to make sure it doesn't get moved > to the end of the sentence, and it gets handled properly if the layout > gets changed, etc. All of which is really artificial and therefore > prone to error. I'd much rather InsetOptArg worked the same way. But a note is a note. It is not the same case as InetOptArg. And with a proper inset, the contents can be much much richer (maths...) JMarc
