Hi Scott an Bernt >> NOTE: I have not checked what happens if... >> - there are sections and subsections, etc. in the selected chapter >> - what happes if there are theorem-like units, program listing, lists, etc. >> - if there are remarks, etc. >> >> If all of the above is "flattended" out, that would be a "major" downside to >> using Branching to me. > > Good point. I don't know.
I never noticed this behavior and just tested it (attached: plain article, with sections and subsections, and standard theorem module): The structure remains intact. However, within the deactivated Branch the numbering may change (starting with 1, for instance). If you activate the branch again the correct numbering is restored. > >> I notice that if I have a Branch and right-click and choose "Dissolve >> inset", that also removes section assignment, etc., which again is a major >> downside: if I finally am happy with the text I have in the Branch inset, I >> want to be able to take the text "out" of the Branch without ruining the >> strucgture. Thus, I think it would be much better if all these structural >> elements are kept when "dissolve inset". > > Agreed. This also does not happen for me. I use "dissolve inset" often and tested it today again with a branch that contains a section and a subsection. Both the section and the subsection headings remained section and subsection headings. I tested with LyX 2.4.4 on macOS Regards, Marcus
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