Hi, I'm using Subversion to embed various info about released versions
of a document I've written inside the document itself. The .lyx format
being text, this works *almost* fine.
For example I have a note in the document containing:
$LastChangedRevision: 2791 $
and this is correctly updated when I check out the document.
The problem is that I also have the following in the document:
$HeadURL:
svn+ssh://dione.no-ip.org/diska/svn-repos/ahdg/trunk/doc/ahdg.lyx $
and this does not work.
The reason it does not work is that in the .lyx *source* file the line
is split, so svn fails to recognise it as text that it should update.
The .lyx file contains:
$HeadURL:
svn+ssh://dione.no-ip.org/diska/svn-repos/ahdg/trunk/doc/ahdg.lyx
$
(Just in case one our newsreads reformats that: the last '$' is on
the next line indented by one space.)
With LyX the line appears as a single line. In the output it does
not appear at all (because it's in a note). But in the source it is
being split over two lines.
If I edit the source and put it all on one line, then the next time
I save, it is split again.
Is there any way to prevent this?
For info, I'm using LyX 1.5.2, from Debian lenny/testing.
Thanks!
Alexis
