On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 09:48:55PM +0300, Martin Vermeer wrote:
> > I'd guess Juergen is the only one who completely understood the locking
> > business at some point of time...
> >
> > Andre'
>
> Which Juergen? Vigna?
Yes.
Andre'
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Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Secur
> The document is hopelessly corrupted, the author ID is crap.
You mean the line that starts with \author doesn't look as it should? I have
it as \author "" .. what should this look like?
> then you should be able to recover your document.
Great! Yes, that did it.. thanks John...
> BTW, the or
On Sun, Sep 14, 2003 at 09:46:03PM -0400, Nirmal Govind wrote:
> However, LyX still crashes if I open that document:
The document is hopelessly corrupted, the author ID is crap.
If you go through your doc and make all the changes look something
like :
\change_deleted 1 1062467217
An iterative a
I edited the lyx file to have the following lines:
\tracking_changes 1
\author "Nirmal Govind" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and I edited my preferences file to have:
\user_name "Nirmal Govind"
\user_email "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
However, LyX still crashes if I open that document:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Researc
> Check also your ~/.lyx/preferences file and make sure the \user_name and
> \user_email are set correctly.
Aah.. I checked and this is probably the problem:
\user_name "Nirmal Govind,Home,,"
\user_email \screen_font_roman
I have no clue as to how the second line got there?!
nirmal
Attached is a preliminary patch on the road to removing #include "LColor.h"
from header files simply to define a function's argument list.
I have done no more than replace the LColor::color instances with EnumLColor
const &.
Questions.
1. Instances of both LColor::color and this EnumLColor wrap
On September 14, 2003 03:08 pm, Nirmal Govind wrote:
> That message ended prematurely.. just wanted to add that I think the
> offending lines in my file are the following:
>
> \tracking_changes 1
> \author "Nirmal Govind,Home,," \screen_font_roman
> \author "Nirmal Govind,Home,,"
> \author "root"
That message ended prematurely.. just wanted to add that I think the
offending lines in my file are the following:
\tracking_changes 1
\author "Nirmal Govind,Home,," \screen_font_roman
\author "Nirmal Govind,Home,,"
\author "root"
thanks,
nirmal
Hi.. While opening a document, I got a message that says something like
unknown token in textclass and the error box in Lyx says \screen_font_roman
and has my name below it (similar to what I see while accepting/rejecting
changes). And when I tried viewing the DVI, it just hung.. so I killed that
s
Alfredo Braunstein wrote:
> What about (almost the same as the original one)
>
> while (ipit != ipend) {
> InProgressProcesses::iterator curr = ipit++;
> if (curr->second.snippets.empty())
> in_progress_.erase(curr);
> }
>
>
Martin Vermeer wrote:
> That's just what I was wondering. If this is so, it presupposes that
> pit always points into pars, which is the text *into* which the paste
> should take place... hmm it looks like it, but I find pasteSelcection
I think the same.
> in text2 hard to read :-(
And unfortun
Angus Leeming wrote:
> if (ipit == ipend)
> return;
> InProgressProcesses::iterator next = boost::next(ipit);
> while (ipit != ipend) {
> if (ipit->second.snippets.empty()) {
> in_progress_.erase(ipit);
>
Michael Schmitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking for a small code snippet that tells me how to use
> iterators in combination with erase (the latter makes the iterator invalid).
>
> When browsing through the LyX sources, I came across the following code:
>
> void PreviewLoader::Impl::remove(s
On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 09:01:18PM +0200, Alfredo Braunstein spake thusly:
> Martin Vermeer wrote:
>
> > 350 #warning CHECK! Are we comparing last_paste to the wrong list
> > here? (Lgb)
> > 351 if (boost::next(last_paste) != pars.end() &&
> > 352 paste_the_end) {
> >
>
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