On Friday 13 July 2007 13:16:46 Anders Ekberg wrote:
> I have tried to address Georg's and Juergen's comments.
> To avoid data-loss, the function is only run if the encoding is auto
> or default and there are no language changes (overly conservative,
> but possible to work around, as commented in the code). Now, I
> *assume* this should prevent any cases that can cause data-loss (i.e.
> assuming unicode encoding when it is not), but I don't know the
> format good enough to be sure, so please correct the code if I'm wrong.
We can extend the test to see if the included languages have the same
encoding...
> To avoid the need for two unicodesymbols files, I have removed that
> requirement by assuming any command that includes { and } and not any
> of the exception tokens, to be an accented character. I also check
> for combining characters and don't translate these (which allowed the
> removal of an if-test in the end of the code). It is not pretty, but
> works...
>
> Details and an idea for a (hopefully) better solution are in bugzilla
> http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3958
As I said there the format change needs to be in lyx_1_5.py and not in
LyX.py.
> Anders
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