Am Montag, 14. August 2006 18:47 schrieb José Matos: > I agree with Jürgen that there should be both system and document encodings.
How should that work? IMO the general setting should only be used as default value for new documents. > > I think we should change as little as possible. I propose the following > > (slightly different than the existing lyx2lyx conversion): > > > > Old: \inputenc (in the LyX file) determines the encoding of the LyX file > > and the TeX file > > You know that we had bugs. latin-9 is useless for 1.4.x and 1.3.x I know. We can make a list of allowed encodings, but if I have a file with \inputencoding latin1 I don't see any reason to change that. > > New: \inputenc determines only the encoding of the TeX file, the LyX file > > is always in utf-8. That would mean that we don't change the value of > > \inputenc in the lyx2lyx conversion. > > What is the value of any encoding different from auto (that is dependent on > the language)? Is it worth to consider? I can't parse that sentence. Georg
