On 09/14/2009 11:47 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
rgheck<rgh...@bobjweil.com> writes:
Create a LyX document with a list, say with six items. Create a branch
and put three of the items into it. This does not work as one would
expect and hope: The list environment is ended before the branch
begins, then a new list environment is opened for the branch itself,
and then the list environment gets re-opened again.
I fear that this is quite a deep bug. Any thoughts?
This is a consequence of the inset nature of branches. I am not sure
what we can do about it... I think there is an open bug about it.
I see similar problems with HTML output: Every branch wants to start a
new paragraph, so the stupid obvious way to proceed gives you things
like: <p> regular text. <p> branch here ...</p> out of branch </p>. It
gets worse, obviously. What would help is if there was some way to have
a branch but have it be aware that it is part of a surrounding
paragraph. Not sure at all how to do that.
rh
