On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 04:19:28PM +0200, Herbert Voß wrote:
Andre Poenitz schrieb:
I consider this a real bug within Lyx.
It is really hard to 'fix' as TeX is far too complex to come up with a
rule 'char x is forbidden in place y'.
no, not for keywords and labels, where LyX controls the user input.
LyX controls the user input, but after ERT, a non-empty preamble or any non-standard style, all control is gone:
sure, that is significant to _all_ kinds programming languages.
fancycite.sty:
\let\oldcite\cite \def\cite{\catcode`z=1\oldcite}
Now use
\usepackage{fancycite}
and enter a citation containing the letter 'z'.
How should LyX know that this is 'forbidden'?
we are talking about (La)TeX and not some packages and not ERT. In _LaTeX_ it is not a good idea to have spaces and/or control characters in filesnames/labels/keywords. Everything in this way is on users risk! If it works, fine if not, c'est la vie ...
Herbert
