Alain Castera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| ****
| Point 1 :
| Jürgen Vigna wrote :
| > I read all of the above and am still confused. You want to do this all
| > to have WYSIWYG (more or less) on screen isn't it? Why do we need more
| > variables for this?
|
| I don't want to do all this JUST for the display, but let's start with
| this. My goal is to help the display without changing the display methods
| too much (because I cannot learn all of LyX at once, and it is a good
| practice to avoid mixing display stuffs with "semantics" ones). The
| mechanism I propose for that (I changed just a little bit my mind) is just
| the one already used when the alignment of a paragraph is set to
| LYX_ALIGN_LAYOUT, i.e. the alignment information is given by the
| "context". But it would be cumbersome (and meaningless?) to define a
| layout for each column of each table of document, so I propose to add a
| variable in the paragraph parameters to store the appropriate information.
If this variable is specific to tabulars, then I do not want it in the
paragraph parameters. It should rather be in some tabular specific
structure.
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Lgb
