Juergen Spitzmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Michael Gerz wrote:
| > I am still wondering why the user has to accept all changes before he is
| > allowed to deactivate change tracking.
| > - If there is a technical reason for it, then the scenrio above will
| > cause trouble sooner or later.
| > - If not, then LyX restricts the application of change tracking
| > unnecessarily. The user should be able to activate and deactivate change
| > tracking at any time. The existing document should not be affected by
| > the switch, only future modifications.
|
| My take on this is as follows: Fix the regressions that have been introduced
| by the rowSignature patch and leave all other things as they are. If we start
| to rewrite the change tracker code now (and things like paragraph split/merge
| will need a major rewrite), we'll see LyX 1.4 not before the year 2007.
|
| I agree that especially the row split/merge stuff is annoying, but we have to
| finally get 1.4 out now. BTW there are much more severe limitations in the
| unofficial 1.3 ct patch, and people still seem to find it useful.
I agree.
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Lgb
