>>>>> "John" == John McCabe-Dansted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> The current version of LyX-gc uses the '»' and '«' UTF symbols John> to mark where the error occurs in the ChKTeX style output. Since John> round beginning of April, 1.5.0svn stops parsing the ChKTeX John> input once it reaches such these non-ASCII symbols. John> I don't know whether this is bug. It is easy to work around on John> the LyX-GC side by replacing '»' and '«' with the slightly less John> pretty ">>" and "<<" ASCII equivalents. I guess LyX assumes that the output is ascii because it has to assume something. In reality, it is more complicated and the encoding should be assumed to be the same as the encoding as the document. I do not know how to do that... Or we could output to UTF8 for chktex and assume that chktex output is also utf8. JMarc
