... and is it still necessary? I'm referring to the file saving
introduced with LyX 2.1.1 to cope with the "tabular" bug which hadn't
been diagnosed at that stage.
I use PSTricks in an ERT inset in LyX. The View other formats and Update
other formats buttons provide a convenient way of updating a drawing,
which inevitably involves a succession of iterations as elements of the
the diagram are nudged into position. However, it seems to me now, with
LyX 2.1.2, that there is a noticeable lag between clicking the View or
Update button and the execution of the command, which I don't recall in
the past.
Is there a file save before the updating? And is it necessary now? Or
could it optionally be turned off (for instance, by virtuous types who
specify a back-up directory)? With an iterative process like working on
a drawing, the performance lag becomes irritating.
Andrew
- Is the extra file saving still functioning ... aparsloe
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