John Levon wrote:
Hi John,
> You're mis-reading the code. What it's actually doing is removing any
I normally do ;)
> newlines *at the start of the main body*. Now, in a normal paragraph,
> that's not really needed (beginningOfBody() == 0 then).
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
But it oviously does even in normal paragraphs (there's no check that
beginningofBogy != 0). Why? Does then the constrain below applies also to
normal paragraphs?
> But when we have a manual label (e.g. in a list), allowing a newline at
> the very start of the body (which starts after the first space) causes
> LaTeX errors, since it's not allowed. So we have to prevent the user
> doing it.
Humm... and what's the latex rationale? Does the LyX rationale follows it?
If not, can't this latex limitation be overcomed by LyX?
Current behaviour is higly counterintuitive.
Alfredo
