Le 2 févr. 10 à 19:57, Tommaso Cucinotta a écrit :
It might (just might) be for different use-case scenarios: if you
have those very long, specially formatted equations, which you want
to keep into their separate files (perhaps also for avoiding to
modify them by mistake -- or because they'r
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
As far as I understand, the main point is to have the preview, right?
Since this does not use the file conversion
stuff from insetexternal, I'd prefer indeed to have InsetPreview (or
preview of ert) for these kind of uses.
I am not sure we want to advertise many way
>I heard Vincent has an upcoming InsetPreview feature which I don't
exactly
>know how would relate to this, perhaps both things may be worth to
exist.
>
Well, everything inside this Inset will get previewed. So if you put
your equation into an ert into this inset it will generate a preview of
the
Le 2 févr. 10 à 02:38, Tommaso Cucinotta a écrit :
This may be useful, for example, in case of mixed latex/lyx fans
working at a paper, or for importing maths written previously in
LaTeX keeping the original formatting/comments in a separate file.
I heard Vincent has an upcoming InsetPreview
Posting here as well: a user raised on lyx-users the issue to have a
text-based editor for mathematical equations, and the attached patch
just handles this scenario as one more type of external-material that
you can insert by using Insert->File->External Material, and select
"Equation (LaTeX)",
