2012/6/8 Uwe Stöhr:
> +void GuiDocument::languageChanged(int i)
> +{
> + // some languages only work with polyglossia/XeTeX
> + string current_language = lyx::languages.getLanguage(
> +
> fromqstr(langModule->languageCO->itemData(i).toString()))->lang();
> + if (current_language == "ancientgreek"
> + || current_language == "coptic" || current_language ==
> "divehi"
> + || current_language == "hindi" || current_language ==
> "kurmanji"
> + || current_language == "lao" || current_language == "marathi"
> + || current_language == "occitan" || current_language ==
> "sanskrit"
> + || current_language == "syriac" || current_language == "tamil"
> + || current_language == "telugu" || current_language ==
> "urdu") {
> + fontModule->osFontsCB->setChecked(true);
> + fontModule->osFontsCB->setEnabled(false);
> + }
> + else
> + fontModule->osFontsCB->setEnabled(true);
> +}
Hardcoding those languages is bad. Can't you just check if the
language has no babel name but a polyglossia name?
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