Michael Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > The new teTeX 3.0 has a way (or two) to handle spaces. Something like
> > \include{"My Files"}
> >
> > So probably we should drop all safety checks concerning this and just
> > include the quotes whenever LyX creates such a TeX command.
>
> That is not enough; see the following snippet from the MikTeX documentation
> given below.
Mmmph. I only read the teTeX-documentation for \input and thought it would
be the same for \include. Sorry about that.
> Things get a little bit complicated if you want to use the LaTeX primitive
> \include. You have to write something like the following:
>
> \include{"extra\space long\space file\space name"}
That still should be doable, eg. in insetinclude.C:
// \include don't want extension and demands that the
// file really have .tex
string quoted = ChangeExtension(incfile, string());
if (quoted.contains(" ")) {
quoted = "\"" + quoted + "\""";
quoted = subst(quoted, " ", "\\space ");
}
os << '\\' << params_.getCmdName() << '{'
<< quoted
<< '}';
Probably the same for includegraphics? tex2lyx, externaltemplates?
Any more?
Ciao
/Andreas
