On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Andre Poenitz wrote:
> I don't think it is too much work, but there are a few political brakes. > One camp does not want too tight .tex integration in the core (and rather > spend the same amount of code on parsing .lyx syntax), the next one thinks > reLyX is cute (especially if nobody understands it), the third one does not > want to break anything that happens to work (somehow, for a few people) and > the fourth camp likes to completely stall work for three months twice a > year... Well, I personally would like .tex integration in the core, but writing new code in C++ does not imply that it be inside the kernel. One can have a separate executable even named reLyX if one think it is cute. In the future, the code can be integrated to the lyx kernel if people find it useful. In this case, lyx could work with .lyx or .tex files, just selecting the right parser, instead of parsing .tex, converting it to .lyx, and parsing it againg. Seems much more sensible. Regards, Jo�o.
