On 2018-04-29, Kornel Benko wrote: > Am Sonntag, 29. April 2018 12:07:39 CEST schrieb Kornel Benko > <kor...@lyx.org>: >> Am Sonntag, 29. April 2018 07:04:42 CEST schrieb Guenter Milde >> <mi...@users.sf.net>: >> > >> > Kornel, could you test all documents with changing the \inputencoding >> > to "utf8" if it is "default"? >> > >> > This could give us a check on possible problems with the switch to utf8 as >> > default encoding of LaTeX input files.
> I suppose you mean lyx files containing > \inputencoding default > That means 12 files, and from them only examples/ja/splash.lyx fails the tests > 7/9 Test #5450: export/examples/ja/splash_pdf .....***Failed 1.69 sec > 8/9 Test #5451: export/examples/ja/splash_pdf3 ....***Failed 1.76 sec > 9/9 Test #5445: export/examples/ja/splash_lyx22 ... Passed 6.45 sec > (I rechecked, the with 'default' the test pass here) > In contrast, there are also 401 files containing > \inputencoding auto Sorry, I was confused by the fact that LyX does not default to "\inputencoding default" but to "\inputencoding auto" and the GUI names [x] Language default -> "\inputencoding auto" [ ] Other: [Language Default (no inputenc)] -> "\inputencoding default" The proposed switch to utf8 means we have to test the 401 files containing "\inputencoding auto" with utf8. > Using here utf8 leads to 138 new failed exports This is bad news -- at least it is something we have to investigate before actually switching: * find patterns that are common to the failing documents * find the reason for failure * check similar documents that do not fail for "false positives". Thank you for your work, Günter
