Den 18. mai 2016 08:49, skrev Andrew Parsloe:
In a new document
1. create a list, say Description style.
2. For the last item in the list create a sublist of 14 items and
3. make the *last* n (anything from 1 to 13) of these subitems some
other style, say Itemize.
4. Position the cursor at the end of the last item in the sublist.
5. Press Enter. This creates a new empty Itemize style item at sublist
level, as expected.
6. Press Enter again. This creates a new empty item at top level, as
expected, but in Itemize rather than Description style.
7. Press Enter again. I expected the cursor to sit in an empty
standard paragraph. If you have 13 or fewer items in the sublist it
does. If you have 14 or more in the sublist it doesn't. The cursor
jumps back to the start of the 14th item.
If there is text following the list, this doesn't happen, so there is
some interaction with the end of the document. I realise that mixing
list styles like this is not good form, but I can imagine use cases.
What intrigues me is the number 14. If there is more than one change
of list style in the sublist then the magic number 14 reduces.
All this with rc1 on Windows 7. LyX 2.1.4 doesn't show this behaviour.
I tried this with 2.2.0-rc1 (git hash d1b3d20c) on arch linux, and could
not reproduce it. Still, could be something with windows or a different
git version.
Helge Hafting
