>>>>> "Andre" == Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andre> Anybody interested in stuff like that? Andre> [Not finished, I guess... the paragraph dialog would need some Andre> adjustment...] Andre> I think none of the pagebreak/line/vspace stuff belongs to the Andre> paragraph but are entities of their own. But \newpage does not necessarily end a page. In two column mode, it ends a column, actually. So you have \pagebreak (which additionally can take a parameter saying how hard you want it to break the page), but this one is fragile and breaks the page at the end of the current line (which is not a bad idea, actually). And then you have \clearpage and \cleardoublepage which additionally flush floats and maybe make sure that you start again on a odd numbered page. I know I am trying to confuse you, but breaking a page is not a simple thing to do :) What we need is maybe a more general section break thing (like word) that could break pages or break columns or handle frontmatter and friends (which break the document in some sense) Concerning \vspace, it also adds space after the end of the line containing it, which is not going to be very intuitive for the user (LyX cannot give wysiwyg indication of where the space will go). I understand your concern about code, but how often do you really want to insert such things in the middle of a paragraph? JMarc
