Asger Alstrup Nielsen wrote:
>
> > On the other hand, the LString class could try to test when this count
> > becomes too large and create a new string instance.
>
> Fixing the bug will add a little run-time overhead, but string assignment will
> still be constant time, so I think it's safe to fix this. I don't have time
> these days.
>
> For starters, it could be added to BUGS. After all, it only affects power users
> that use huge documents. This is the first report where it struck in real life,
> and not as a stress test, AFAIK.
>
> Herbert, how big are those documents? ;-)
I'm using LyX for six month and now writing books with
more than 300 pages with a lot of pictures and formulas
is quit easy, after my odyssee with WinWord, StarWriter,
WordPerfect and so on. However, I'm converting old textfiles
into lyx, when a new edition of a book comes out. This
belongs in the first turn ascii-files with up to 2 MByte.
It's quit easy for me to import it as a whole file, but
dividing the ascii-file in parts is also possible but
not LyX-like ... ;-))
Herbert
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