On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Christian> preferences and has no code for handling unexpected > Christian> statements. Then when the preferences are saved, unexpected > Christian> statements are simply ignored and hence lost. > > Actually, this is probably my doing. At chemnitz, I remove all parsing > of \bind commands (so this is only for 1.4.0cvs, right?) from lyxrc. No... 1.3.3 actually. <sigh>I was only trying to understand Nirmals bug report.</sigh> Anyway, seems the whole thing is a non-issue then since lyx-1.4 doesn't like \bind in .lyx/preferences. > I have probably forgotten to adjust documentation and the various FAQ > entries, though :) Not AFAIK > Christian> (I find it quite convenient to define temporary > Christian> bindings/command-sequences in prefereces, since I'd > Christian> otherwise have to modify one of the standard .bind-files). > > You can always have a file mybindings.bind that reads > > \bind_file "cua" > \bind "foo" "bar" True... good idea actually. I'll add that to the wiki somewhere. > If we get a bindings editor, it would just create such a file (like > for menus and toolbar). I think the ability to re-read the bind-files etc without start/stopping lyx is more import.... /Christian PS. I'm sorry I didn't think to check this in 1.4 before wasting everybodys time. PPS. This ability to re-read the bind-files.. (could be activated through a button in the preferences dialog), is that something to bugzilla, or do we already have plans that solves this? -- Dr. Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
