Andre Poenitz wrote:
> There is another one: Currently, \lyxlock gets written to the .tex
> snippets. This indicates that preview uses the "write to .lyx"
> method instead of "write to .tex" (I think this is a boolean flag
> somewhere, haven't looked at it, though)
Do you mean the 'nice' flag passed to makeLaTeXFile? I have to admit,
I just cut and pasted it from elsewhere and have no idea about it's
real meaning.
void Buffer::makeLaTeXFile(ostream & os,
string const & original_path,
bool nice, bool only_body, bool only_preamble)
It is passed as 'true' by the preview code. Should I reset it to
'false'?
void PreviewLoader::Impl::dumpPreamble(ostream & os) const
{
// Why on earth is Buffer::makeLaTeXFile a non-const method?
Buffer & tmp = const_cast<Buffer &>(buffer_);
// Dump the preamble only.
tmp.makeLaTeXFile(os, buffer_.filePath(), true, false, true);
// Loop over the insets in the buffer and dump all the math-macros.
Buffer::inset_iterator it = buffer_.inset_const_iterator_begin();
Buffer::inset_iterator end = buffer_.inset_const_iterator_end();
for (; it != end; ++it)
if (it->lyxCode() == Inset::MATHMACRO_CODE)
it->latex(&buffer_, os, true, true);
--
Angus
