Dear Lyxers, can anyone explain to me why the \noun command (small caps) produces this funny latex code when used within a \idex command? Consider the following:
> This is a line of text with with a word in small caps: small-caps-word
shows up in the LateX source window as :
Latex 1: This is line of text with a word in small caps: \noun{word}
As it should.
Now try to put the last word of the previous line into a index command and
put it in small caps as well. This is the Latex output:
Latex 2: This is line of text with a word in small caps:
\noun{small-caps-word}\index{small-caps-w...@\noun{small-caps-word}}
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
whereas I would expect:
Latex 3: This is line of text with a word in small caps:
\noun{small-caps-word}\index{\noun{small-caps-word}}
Why is the underlined part there? I mean the --> small-caps-word@ . Is it
needed? Is it a bug? I have a feeling that it is messing up my index, even
though I do not get any warning (let alone errors).
Stefano
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