"G. Milde" <mi...@users.sourceforge.net> writes: >> OK. Then the document encoding unconditionally. > > Only if it differs from the language's default.
Maybe. Note that tex2lyx does not read Languages file currently (but I think it should). We just have to be careful about what language is handled at what revision of the file format. >> We could add encoding to fonts, like we do for languages. But I do not >> know how useful this would be. > > This would not solve the problem, nor would it be sensible. There are > several possible encodings for German language (utf8, utf8x, > latin1, latin12, ansinew, ...) and even more for "Latin Modern" fonts > (utf8, latin1...15, koi8, ...). > Are you sure you do not confuse inputenc with fontenc? No, I meant have the user be able to say "this part of my text should be output in cp1252". But I fail to see who would like that :) I'll have a look at your example file. JMarc
