Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It was recently suggested on the user's list that we should have > separate combo boxes in the toolbar for different sorts of layouts. > I'm not sure that quite works, but I can imagine some sort of solution > where we have e.g. all of the theorem layouts in one box, and other > things in a different box.
I do not see why this makes sense, since the setting of these different comboxes will be incompatible. If we have categories, and maybe a hierarchical menu instead of a combox, the same problem is solved. > And I can remember thinking, or talking, about other bugs and saying > something like, "We can't do this because LyX doesn't always know > whether something is a sectioning command." We actually need to collapse things like Section and Section* in a generic way. > So there seems to me some argument for having some pre-defined > categories with special meaning to LyX. We can of course still do > that with a string argument. But then, still, we need to know what > categories to use. I still think that the category should be just for the GUI. For example, sections can be recognized because they have a non-default TocLevel. JMarc
