Le 23/11/2016 à 10:05, Tommaso Cucinotta a écrit :
indeed, the use_needauth option can be enabled/disabled in the GUI only
when it's not forbidden in the other option, and if forbidden then
use_needauth is ignored in the code. I know, might be turned into a
3-opt radio or combo :-)...
Yes, maybe like:
Block `Needauth' converters (.) always ( ) ask ( ) allow
But of course, after testing it, the two-box scheme has the advantage of
forcing the user to do two consecutive actions to ignore needauth.
Some remarks, now that I have tested it:
* a space is missing before "which is forbidden by default" in the
warning box
* this box should show the name of the converter, in "from>to" form, to
give an hint
* Actually I like the fact that the second dialog shows the complete
command line to be executed.
* What about a warning dialog box when the user unchecks the second box?
Finally, saving the information in session is nice, but my experience is
that LyX tends to ditch this file every now and then when switching
versions...
JMarc