On Mon, May 20, 2024 at 05:02:02PM +0200, Thibaut Cuvelier wrote: > The problem is that LyX tells me there is a problem more than 10 times for > one document, 10 times the same error, with a modal window that seems to > block further processing of the document. I can just set the PATH in LyX' > configuration for these messages not to appear any longer, but they > shouldn't be that present if you haven't configured LaTeX. In other words, > my only complaint is about the number of errors that LyX shows the user, a > single occurrence would be better.
I see, the dialog with "Don't show again" look as the most obvious solution? > Having the size in pixels would be best! In that case, we can use the usual > width/height attributes. > > I am not sure that a UI change is required for most cases: we could read Do you propose to use UI for size in pdf output or UI for size in LyX window? > the image size and apply the scale ratio, that's what most users will want, > I believe (or have an HTML scale, optionally different from the LaTeX > scale). Some people will probably want to have something specific for their > HTML output, but that is more advanced. (If you want to do something more > complete for DocBook, you'd need to specify the viewport and the content > sizes: https://tdg.docbook.org/tdg/5.2/imagedata. But you can also give > different images with different size attributes for the various formats -- > Web and print, typically --, but I'm not willing to go that route, as it > would be a complex UI and LyX isn't really a DocBook editor.) > > In any case, I can give a hand for the HTML/DocBook parts :)! > > PS. I had an epiphany when reading your message: LyX already computes a > size for each image! I just pushed > ce5f84ff02e04a10d345776571ae0a2439b09e8f, which is a cleaner solution when > the user gives a scale, with no drawback AFAICT. Indeed looks better in many cases. But some, like section 4.6.2, are still awkward. I see that # pixels or % scale is more or less the same, you just need to recompute on your own. But the difference might be if in html space something like 50% of page width is common scenario. Pavel -- lyx-devel mailing list lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org http://lists.lyx.org/mailman/listinfo/lyx-devel
