Hi Guenter,
I would assume that only a LaTeX source file is kept, no other files.
With a strategy of having multiple files, there are other issues. I
would prefer having one file for everything, but I am interested to hear
arguments for the other case; maybe I can be convinced that multiple
files (LaTeX + LyX-specific features) are better :-)
Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2013-04-20, Georg Baum wrote:
Cyrille Artho wrote:
I'm not familiar enough with the capabilities of LaTeX macros to be the
final judge on that, but it seems plausible that macros may work better
for many features.
However, it is also desirable to keep the LaTeX code simple. For features
that are merely related to displaying things (inset open/collapsed, "lyx
zoom" factor for images), a comment may indeed be the simplest way. If the
comment is garbled or lost, the default (inset open, 100 % zoom) applies.
Actually, I would not like LyX GUI settings to turn up in the LaTeX file at
all. Non-LyX workers will be offended, others can restore them, and in the
most asked for application of the round-trip feature -- editing in the
Source View -- this is not required as LyX can keep the GUI settings.
Günter
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