On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 09:15:19AM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "Ben" == Ben Stanley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Ben> But, als while we are at it, can someone explain to me why a > Ben> Paragraph is not some kind of Inset? I suppose it's historical... > > An inset is something one can insert in a paragraph. You can't insert > a paragraph in a paragraph directly, and you don't want in general to > insert directly an inset in a document (without enclosing paragraph). > > That's only my view of things. I think Lars disagress (at least at > times).
That distintion comes is becoming more and more arbitrary, as we have now insets that can include paragraphs, that can include insets that can include paragraphs. So you mean that insets can't be top level elements. That is discrimination, and I as a self-proclaimed president of the Assotiation for Free Insets demand you to retreat those words. If not all the insets that you have in your document will start a strike starting today at 12h GMT, until you recognise its rights. You have been warned! On a less serious note the code for docbook generation in insettext, line 1407, is almost the same as the code for global docbook generation in buffer.C, line 3038, with the only exception that I don't expect command type paragraphs inside insets. ( For docbook-lyx command means belonging to the hierarquical document structure: chapter, sections, parts, ...). Or maybe that's me. What do you think of this? > JMarc -- José Abílio Matos LyX and docbook a perfect match. :-) The above smile is not valid on fridays, ignore it today!
