> I could throw numerous counter examples your way where we made LyX > 'too clever' and then regretted it. Letting the user be explicit > about what he does or doesn't want is a good thing IMO.
If we never tried to make LyX more clever to avoid future repentance, then we would never improve LyX. In my opinion, Joao's suggestion should be considered. > It was already been pointed out to you that you can already type > x=y > highlight it and then select Insert->Inline Formula I knew it, but it was the counterexample to Helge's argument that occurred to me at that moment. It can be found counterexamples of other categories.
