>> Is this ok ?
>
>Note that \textlatin will only switch the font encoding, not the language.
>So \textlatin{text} on a Greek context will not input English text into
>Greek, but roman characters (the same is true for \textgreek in latin
>context;
Yes, that's exactly the point. If there are latin characters on screen in LyX,
we don't want to have greek letters appearing in the output right ? Even though
the latin characters are marked as greek language (which would only affect the
spellchecking, hyphenation... ? Or is this a feature ?
>In short: \textlatin might be useful for Greek users who want to insert
>some latin characters (language-insensitively), but it will not solve the
>"Greek text mixed with English" problem.
What is the "Greek text mixed with English" problem then ?
>Jürgen
Vincent
