Uwe Stöhr wrote:
> > Does this fit everybody?
>
> Fine with me.
> I plan to bundle eLyXer with my installer or at least use it if it is
> installed, can therefore the check for eLyXer in configure.py also go to
> branch?
Post a patch first.
Jürgen
Am Donnerstag, 21. Mai 2009 schrieb Enrico Forestieri:
> On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 11:04:54AM +0200, Kornel Benko wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > both (branch and trunk) don't react correct on reverse search.
> > The only thing that happens is that cursor moves to start of buffer.
> >
> > The sent string to l
I don't see offhand how rowlist gets populated, but there's a big
difference between 1.6.1 and branch.
-Ben
branch
--
rowlist.size: '6'
id: -1, pos: -1
id: -1, pos: -1
id: -1, pos: -1
id: 5, pos: 0
id: 5, pos: 0
id: 5, pos: 0
1.6.1
-
rowlist.size: '1240'
id: -1, pos: -1
id: -1, pos: -1
This is long, so here's my summary:
BLODA did indeed cause the permission denied errors while running
autogen.sh. However, broken inverse search appears unrelated. As for
broken inverse search, all evidence points to a regression between
1.6.1 and branch.
Now for the details. As promised, here
> Does this fit everybody?
Fine with me.
I plan to bundle eLyXer with my installer or at least use it if it is installed, can therefore the
check for eLyXer in configure.py also go to branch?
regards Uwe
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 05:42:00PM +0100, Gregory Jefferis wrote:
> This patch identifies the author of tracked changes written out to lyx file
> with a hash value constructed from author+email
>
> That way the author id never changes on write, allowing painless merging of
> files containing track
> Well, you have added a Buffer option to latex().
Because I needed the buffer for nomenclWidest. I wasn't aware that buffer() can
always be called
> This cannot work, since InsetCommand::latex() has no such option.
That's why I miss documentation how InsetCommand works.
> the nomenclWidest
>
Hi Enrico,
I was busy yesterday, so I'm just getting back to this now.
Here are the results of your above patch when using "branch":
filename: '/tmp/lyx_tmpdir.JL6636/lyx_tmpbuf0/LaTeXConfig.tex'
abstmp: '/tmp/lyx_tmpdir.JL6636'
realtmp: '/tmp/lyx_tmpdir.JL6636'
I'd also like to mention anoth
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
A short message: I think we are ready.
There is still one critical bug (#5046), but I cannot reproduce that ATM.
Also, I think we cannot wait for the tex2lyx module fix any longer.
I don't think JMarc and I really know quite what to do yet. This is in
part because
This patch identifies the author of tracked changes written out to lyx file
with a hash value constructed from author+email
That way the author id never changes on write, allowing painless merging of
files containing tracked changes.
Comments very welcome - this is not final.
In particular I pla
I noticed that, when sending mails to this list via the lyx.org account, these
(i.e., my own) messages never show up here. I see them in the web interface,
but they are not in my inbox, and thus are not delivered via POP.
How can I configure gmail to _not_treat my mails differently from others?
A short message: I think we are ready.
There is still one critical bug (#5046), but I cannot reproduce that ATM.
Also, I think we cannot wait for the tex2lyx module fix any longer.
So if nobody comes up with really severe issues, I plan to release LyX 1.6.3
on June 1.
Does this fit everybody?
Stephan Witt wrote:
> Personally I prefer to change the LyX source to make it compileable again.
> But I cannot do it, because I don't know enough C++ (templates stuff etc.).
> If nobody changes that I think the requirements should be updated.
What compiler version do we require nowadays?
Jürgen
uwestoehr wrote:
> Yes, see the attached patch.
Well, you have added a Buffer option to latex(). This cannot work, since
InsetCommand::latex() has no such option.
Try the attached patch. I have also fixed some other things (the nomenclWidest
only considered the first inset in a paragraph. This
Hello,
Would it be possible, for Windows users, to have tex2lyx documentation
in html form in addition to Unix man form? As far as I know, there is no
user-friendly man viewer for Windows (except Emacs)? I suppose the
source of the doc is in texinfo, so html output could be generated
automati
>> > InsetPrintNomencl is an InsetCommand. So if latex is not implemented in
>> > InsetPrintNomencl itself, InsetCommand::latex is called
>>
>> But latex is implemented in InsetPrintNomencl but it is still not called.
>
> Did you change the function to an int?
Yes, see the attached patch.
regard
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 11:04:54AM +0200, Kornel Benko wrote:
> Hi,
> both (branch and trunk) don't react correct on reverse search.
> The only thing that happens is that cursor moves to start of buffer.
>
> The sent string to lyxpipe was:
> LYXCMD:revdvi:server-goto-file-
> row:/tmp/lyx_tm
This patch enables to show even disabled OptItems.
I found that this is wanted sometimes. Example: An inlined equation does
not have a label and thus no copy as reference, so these can be hidden.
When the equation is displayed, you can insert a label. But, as long as
there is no label inserted
The attached patch implements the possibility to customize the options as well
as to chose a specific program for index and bibliography generation.
I have assured that this can not be misused to launch something evil (thanks
to QProcess).
Jürgen
Index: src/LaTeX.cpp
===
Hi,
both (branch and trunk) don't react correct on reverse search.
The only thing that happens is that cursor moves to start of buffer.
The sent string to lyxpipe was:
LYXCMD:revdvi:server-goto-file-
row:/tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T16958/lyx_tmpbuf0/NFSueberblick.tex 148
The answer was:
INFO
> > InsetPrintNomencl is an InsetCommand. So if latex is not implemented in
>
> > InsetPrintNomencl itself, InsetCommand::latex is called
>
> But latex is implemented in InsetPrintNomencl but it is still not called.
Did you change the function to an int?
> > If I got you right, you probably nee
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