On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 09:18:27PM +0200, Martin Vermeer wrote: > I'll have a look at that tomorrow. > > -- Martin
Having done so, it turns out that my original file contains a sequence like \layout Description Some text... \begin_deeper <-- \layout Description <-- \begin_float wide-fig \end_deeper <-- \layout Standard \align center \begin_inset Figure size 267 150 file SST.eps width 4 90.00 flags 9 \end_inset \end_float \begin_deeper \layout Standard Some more text... \end_deeper \layout Description ...which my production LyX (still lyx-1.1.5fix1-1) approves and renders without a hitch. It is wrong of course -- you cannot have a figure as the first object (label) in a description, as Herbert rightly pointed out. What is curiouser is however the \begin_deeper and \end_deeper statements straddling the begin_float statement! There were some error messages when loading the file: Solitary \end_inset. Missing \begin_inset?. Last inset read was: Formula LyX: Missing \end_inset at this point. Read: `' [around line 75 of file ~/] Solitary \end_inset. Missing \begin_inset?. Last inset read was: Formula LyX: Missing \end_inset at this point. Read: `' [around line 55 of file ~/] Solitary \end_inset. Missing \begin_inset?. Last inset read was: Formula LyX: Missing \end_inset at this point. Read: `' [around line 41 of file ~/] Perhaps related, perhaps not. The number of instances (3) seems right. I wonder if this is worth fixing. It is illegal (or rather, legal but in the formally correct cvs1.2.0 interpretation, counter to the writer's intention) after all. But somewhere this should perhaps be documented for hapless users running into this. The fix is simple for the end user: change the layout of the figure from Description to Standard, while keeping the environment depth. -- Martin
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