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> Can't comment on short2.diff.
Apropos of which, I think upon mature consideration that the strings
'void' and 'none' in the layout files would better be chosen as
'Allow' and 'Deny' (capitalization?). More descriptive, and comes
close to what Allan proposed IIRC.
I'll come up with a pat
...
>>- have InsetShortTitle::latex do nothing
>>
>>- add a InsetShortTitle::realLaTeX which does what ::latex should do
>>
>>- when outputing a paragraph, search for a shorttitle in it. If it
>> exists, output
>>\command[InsetShortTitle::realLaTeX]{par contents}
>> otherwise
>>\command
>The trick is to get 2 minutes of Juergen's time,
Ah... tabular!
Thanks,
Martin
>On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 05:39:50PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> The bibkey example is worthless. I am no C++ guru and would be
>> struggling even if the code base were non-spaghetti.
>
>The whole bibkey handling is a mess by itself
I noticed... but a WORKING mess. So I figured pattern
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>>> As you can see, this works only by careful co-ordination.
>>
>| Ok, this is a bad design IMO As a result you're making life hard for yourself
>
>| and code that'll be hard to maintain.
>>
>| Before InsetShortTitle comes InsetTitle. Get that right first and then you
>| can think about the
>Oh, well done. I was actually reading your post from yesterday when this one
>arrived ;-)
>
>Looking at the code:
>
>+InsetList::iterator Paragraph::shortTitleInset() const
>+{
>+ // Find the entry.
>+ InsetList::iterator it = insetlist.begin();
>+ InsetList::iterator end = ins
Great work folks! Wish I were there.
And do try to enjoy the Norwegian nature also! Even if it
rains and blows a bit. It is more than a little masochistic
to go to Norway in order to enjoy only the beer ;-)
Martin, full of sincere admiration
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> Indexing is currently barely supported in LyX, we only support a
> strait-through access to the latex \index command. I have some plans
> on how to make real indexing support in LYX, but would like to have
> opinions on how this should work and what the user interface should
> be.
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