[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jürgen Spitzmüller) writes: >> How can otherlanguage be supported? The default LyX setting is >> \selectlanguage. So when a user mports a LaTeX-file using otherlanguage, he >> gets by default \selectlanguage instead. To make it correct, I would import >> this as ERT. Because having LaTeX-files where \selectlanguage and >> otherlanguage is mixed is a valid file. > > As you like. Or import it as a language change, like \selectlanguage. I think > \selectlanguage and otherlanguage results in the same output (contrary to > otherlanguage*), so that wouldn't harm (and result in less ERT). > otherlanguage* should be imported as ERT indeed.
And \foreignlanguage can be handled like \selectlanguage too. BTW, Uwe, there is something I only realize now. You output explicit "\\lang" statements in text.cpp, whereas this should be done at font level. Is there a reason for that? The language handling should use the context machinery like the other font changes. JMarc
