why is a shaded note called shaded? AFAICS, a shaded note is in
fact a colored note both on screen and in LaTeX output!
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you
agree, I will prepare a patch.
Here comes a first proposal that cleans up the code. Personally, I
On Sun, Jun 17, 2007 at 11:19:37AM +0200, Michael Gerz wrote:
Here comes a first proposal that cleans up the code. Personally, I
think that we call too many things a note. At least, we are supposed to
be consistent (internally externally) with this patch.
What is missing is a lyx2lyx
Also, we are supposed to focus on critical bugs now.
-1
Bo
why is a "shaded note" called "shaded"? AFAICS, a shaded note is in
fact a colored note both on screen and in LaTeX output!
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you
agree, I will prepare a patch.
Here comes a first proposal that cleans up the code. Personally, I
On Sun, Jun 17, 2007 at 11:19:37AM +0200, Michael Gerz wrote:
> Here comes a first proposal that cleans up the code. Personally, I
> think that we call too many things a note. At least, we are supposed to
> be consistent (internally & externally) with this patch.
>
> What is missing is a
Also, we are supposed to focus on critical bugs now.
-1
Bo
Hi,
why is a shaded note called shaded? AFAICS, a shaded note is in fact
a colored note both on screen and in LaTeX output!
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you agree,
I will prepare a patch.
Michael
Michael Gerz wrote:
Hi,
why is a shaded note called shaded? AFAICS, a shaded note is in
fact a colored note both on screen and in LaTeX output!
I have no idea. When I added that menu entry, I stuck with the existing
terminology.
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you agree, I
will prepare a patch.
I agree.
Me too.
Uwe
Hi,
why is a "shaded note" called "shaded"? AFAICS, a shaded note is in fact
a colored note both on screen and in LaTeX output!
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you agree,
I will prepare a patch.
Michael
Michael Gerz wrote:
Hi,
why is a "shaded note" called "shaded"? AFAICS, a shaded note is in
fact a colored note both on screen and in LaTeX output!
I have no idea. When I added that menu entry, I stuck with the existing
terminology.
I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If
>> I suggest renaming the menu item and the underlying code. If you agree, I
will prepare a patch.
> I agree.
Me too.
Uwe
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