>>>>> "Risto" == Risto Kuusisto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Risto> Hello!
Risto> I think there's a bug when you import the following type of
Risto> equation label to lyx:
Risto> (here's the original piece of latex code, 1'st the label)
Risto> \begin{equation} \label{eq:syst_1} y(t)+A_1 y(t-1)=B_0
Risto> u(t-1)+ e(t)+C_1 e(t-1), \end{equation}
The file BUGS in the lib/reLyX directory says:
- The underscore character '_', when used as an argument to an unknown command,
may be copied incorrectly. \foo{a_b} will be copied in TeX mode as \foo{a_{b}}.
'_' in math mode works fine. It also works fine as the argument to known
tokens, like \cite{foo_bar}, or even in translated arguments to untranslatable
commands (see the Syntax Files section of the man page). Also, if you have
an underscore in a file name, you have to use the LaTeX style of \input. That
is, write "\input{a_b}" instead of the old TeX style "\input a_b" (even though
the latter is legal LaTeX). If \includegraphics can't be copied for various
reasons (see the reLyX man page), underscore will break. Finally,
\label{foo_bar} in math mode will break.
Basically, it is better to avoid using _ in labels. The reLyX author
(Amir) is currently not available for comment, but I think he said
that this one is difficult to solve due to the structure of reLyX.
JMarc
