Yes, it makes problems even when kbd maps are completely switched off.
But only some documents cause the problem (long, complicated). I have
one document which deterministically causes the problem (lyx steals the
keyboard focus) when on NFS mounted home. When it is on local volume, it
is OK.
What kind of debugging shall I do (debug option + some filtering)? It is
very annoying - I've been using lyx since for many years (>10) (mostly
on linux) and my recent jump on mac version is a bit frustrating....
Also, one more point abut the lyx-local-keymaps. It might have been
dictated at the beginning by the localization problems on X but it is
still _very_ useful feature. It allows you to use localized kbd on text
and once the cursor is inside the equation it automatically switches to
no-kbd-map = it is a huge advantage for accessing all those {^,\,_,$...}
--- please keep this feature in the future versions!
JS
prof. Jan Sykora
Czech Technical University in Prague
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
K13137 Department of Radio Engineering
Technicka 2
166 27 Praha 6
Czech Republic
E-mail: jan.syk...@fel.cvut.cz
http://radio.feld.cvut.cz/~sykora/
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Pavel Sanda wrote:
please keep the messages on list...
- temp is a local (default) one at /var/folders/...
- the last I can see from - dbg any is: (see fig)
_ shall I filter it for some particular message?
no, if its not freeze and lyx still works, it will be difficult to pinpoint
something from the log.
- lyx keeps apparently the keyboard focus, the mouse more-or-less works,
lyx still performs all the commands (e.g. editing, saving, ..) but does
not release the keyboard for other apps not even the system itself
(cmd-tab).
so it is not freezing, but stealing keyboard focus. i remember to see
somewhat similar report in trac - http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/5917 .
my guess it that using kbd maps could be the source. are you able to reproduce
the problem when kbd maps are switched off? they are residual from old times
when it was not easy to setup keyboard settings directly in X and shouldn't be
needed today except for some exotic usage.
pavel
