>>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Angus> As always, life is a little complicated. The only reason to Angus> have two dialogs is to 1. Get rid of that combox (XFig, Raster, Angus> Chess, Date) etc when we know that we want to insert a graphic. Angus> However, XFig, Raster, VectorGraphic, Tgif, Dia, ... are all Angus> 'graphic' formats that may or may not produce different latex Angus> output. So we could have a simple 'insert object', where the external template is chosen based on the file type (or extension). The idea is that, if one inserts a xfig or eps file, it should not be necessary to choose a template, just give the file name. This means that most of the objects supported by the external inset can be used with the interface of Insert>Graphics. Of course, there are external templates which are not related to a file, but these ones should maybe be moved to somewhere else. Does this make sense? JMarc
