Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Herbert, did you solve this problem?? It could maybe be a wrong
> language description somewhere... Do you use greek? Do you have your
> own language file?
It is that lyxlex does not respect newlines. In 1.1.6 languages file
looked like
# name babel name GUI name RTL? encoding code
afrikaans afrikaans "Afrikaans" false iso8859-1 af_ZA
american american "American" false iso8859-1 en_US
arabic arabic "Arabic" true iso8859-6 ar_SA
etc. While it has been changed into
# name babel name GUI name RTL? encoding code latex options
afrikaans afrikaans "Afrikaans" false iso8859-1 af_ZA ""
american american "American" false iso8859-1 en_US ""
arabic arabic "Arabic" true iso8859-6 ar_SA ""
etc. in 1.1.6fix1 Now LyX 1.1.6fix1 reads the old format languages
file as
# name babel name GUI name RTL? encoding code latex options
afrikaans afrikaans "Afrikaans" false iso8859-1 af_ZA american
american "American" false iso8859-1 en_US arabic arabic
"Arabic" true iso8859-6 ar_SA austrian austrian "Austrian"
etc.
After some thinking I come to the conclusion that it is not a bug
but a feature of lyxlex. Since the default mode for lyxlex is
escape == false (we have to deal with LaTeX commands), we cannot
escape \n easily, which restricts the line length severely.
So I won't submit a patch ;-)
He had solved the problem by removing ~/.lyx/languages
Probably running configure again could have fixed the problem, too.
Regards,
SMiyata
