Michael Gerz wrote: > Bo Peng wrote: > >> 1. if math is on when lyx exists, I assume it is always on >> 2. if math is off when lyx exists, I assume it is auto. > > Will it be the same with "review"? Yesterday, I noticed that > context-sensitive toolbars can be a real pain. Just imagine two loaded > documents, one with CT on, the other one with CT off. Everytime you > switch between the documents, the toolbar changes.
It is possible to go from the context-sensitive toolbar to a static toolbar. > > With the proposed solution above, "auto" is silently introduced, even if > the user doesn't like it. I am willing to accept this for math and table > but not for review. Please note that I questioned the overall > usefullness of a context-sensitive "review" toolbar from the very > beginning but I wasn't able to stop Peter. Now is the time to discuss. ;) We have two possibilities: 1. default is context-sensitive but the manual change to show when the CT toolbar is hidden will be rememberd forever 2. default is visible and hiding moves the toolbar to the context-sensitive state > > How do the session settings and the default settings in default.ui > interact? Which overrules which? default.ui is the default which will be overridden by the saved values, if any. > > Michael > > -- Peter Kümmel
