More information on this bug, which has the number in bugzilla 2664:
It happens only on a horizontal window resize, not on a vertical
resize. It still exists in 1.4.2.
Dave Raymond
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Hello,
Here is a rather odd bug in 1.4.1 running on Linux (Debian 3.1, i386)
with the qt i
I think that the best solution is getting rid of that console-hiding
code, compiling LyX as a console-based app and then using a GUI-based
wrapper program for launching LyX from the GUI.
This does not look clean to me but does sound interesting.
This is what I do with LyX/cygwin, using as
> 1. lyx -dbg generates no output since there is no stdout to write to.
> This may be OK though, since other native windows applications do not
> write to stdout either.
That is not OK IMO, because it makes bug hunting harder.
It is easy enough to AllocConsole if needed. I am not sure if an
con
Stephen Harris wrote:
I've been mulling over who is a good candidate for *Editor*.
Someone with idle time on his/her hands?
Somebody who can use a high fluting word like *eponymous* in
a sentence sounds like the right kind of guy. I'm glad that
you clarified the part about 'prepended' which
On Wed, Jul 19, 2006 at 11:58:16PM -0500, Bo Peng wrote:
> I also notice that
>
> 1. lyx -dbg generates no output since there is no stdout to write to.
> This may be OK though, since other native windows applications do not
> write to stdout either.
>
> 2. a black cmd window will appear for almos
