Re: [PATCH] Command Inset Re-working, Part I

Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > For this reason, name() seems to be used for pretty various things, > and all of that would need sorting out. So, if it's OK, I'll put > some FIXMEs in the right places for now, and come back to it once > I've finished sorting out the InsetCommand stuff.

Re: [PATCH] Command Inset Re-working, Part I

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: But of course I can change all the inset names to uppercase, if you'd prefer. Let me know which. One or the other should be done. I prefer lowercase personally. I think the capitalized version is intended to look goo

Re: [PATCH] Command Inset Re-working, Part I

Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > But of course I can change all the inset names to uppercase, if you'd > prefer. Let me know which. One or the other should be done. I prefer lowercase personally. I think the capitalized version is intended to look goo in the GUI. > Note that, since th

Re: [PATCH] Command Inset Re-working, Part I

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: The attached patch accomplishes the first part of the plan discussed here earlier, under InsetCommand[Params], the goal being to disentangle the type of an inset from the (LaTeX) command it represents. This patch reworks how

Re: [PATCH] Command Inset Re-working, Part I

Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The attached patch accomplishes the first part of the plan discussed > here earlier, under InsetCommand[Params], the goal being to > disentangle the type of an inset from the (LaTeX) command it > represents. This patch reworks how InsetCommands are repres

[PATCH] Command Inset Re-working, Part I

The attached patch accomplishes the first part of the plan discussed here earlier, under InsetCommand[Params], the goal being to disentangle the type of an inset from the (LaTeX) command it represents. This patch reworks how InsetCommands are represented in LyX files, laying the foundation fo