On Wed, Jul 25, 2001 at 10:39:33AM +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >> 8. When several insets are placed consecutively (this can happen
> >> with error insets), clicking on an inset can result in opening the
> >> wrong one. A workaround is to use C-o, with the cursor placed just
> >> before the desired inset.
>
> Probably still true.
I think that this bug was fixed.
I did a test with several consecutive ERT insets, and the correct inset was
always opened.
> >> 21. When entering a multi-line equation, and the beginning of the
> >> second (or following) line begins with a "[" character, LaTeX
> >> sometimes gets confused. To avoid problems, it is necessary to add
> >> {} in TeX mode just before the bracket, as in the following
> >> example:x(t) & = & 1\nonumber \\ {}[x(t)+1] & = & 2
> >>
> >> The same applies for "*" at the beginning of an equation.
>
> Still true.
But this problem doesn't happen with the align environment, which is the
recommended way for multi-line equations.
(I still think that the behavior of ctrl+enter in a formula should be to
create an align environment).
