>>>>> "Andre" == Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andre> But it has certain benefits: Andre> - No dependence on LyX proper. - Small. - No need to access Andre> fragile LyX internals. Indeed. But at least, when the internals change, you know about it because it does not compile anymore. >> This would mean that you do not need to update the program >> everytime there is a change of interfaces. Andre> I do not have to. If all tex2lyx does is to produced lyxformat Andre> 222 reliably, the burden to create future formats is shifted to Andre> lyx2lyx. Andre> Of course, if at one point of time the format has evolved too Andre> far, tex2lyx might get an update. Like reLyX that produces a strange file format with a mix of old constructs and new ones... JMarc
