Le 23/10/2015 03:38, Uwe Stöhr a écrit :
Concerning the code, I cannot use it in the UserGuide and the
EmbeddedObjects manual for technical reasons. So I can omit it in the
example file if you prefer that.
For the math manual I would keep it unless somebody has compilation
problems because this saves me some work.
Besides portability to other contexts, there is an advantage in reducing
the amount of ERT: the manuals can be used as demonstration of a LyX
document. Using lots of ERT just gives the message that LyX support of
LaTeX is weak. And in some cases I believe that the effect obtained is
not important enough to justify the tricks.
This is not a big deal, but I think that the benefit of the preamble
code is not that great either so it is just a matter of which little
benefit is more than the other.
It saves some time because I don't need to write all the sime "see
sec._" (where _ is a half space) but only "see ". Furthermore one has a
larger area to click on in the PDF. personally it annoys me to fiddle
around if e.g. the link is behind a single "1" with "sec. 1" you will
always hit it immediately.
What's wrong with formatted references that we already support?
JMarc
