On 21.04.16 00:21, Guillaume Munch wrote: > Le 20/04/2016 22:44, mn a écrit : >> On 20.04.16 21:22, Guenter Milde wrote: >> >>>>> This is on Mac, 10.10, LyX-rc1 >>>>> Steps to reproduce: >>>>> – launch LyX >>>>> – enter some characters >>>>> – start new line >>>>> – switch OS input-method to “Greek Polytonic” >>>>> – enter some glyphs >>>>> – at the end of that string, hold down shift and select the Greek >>>>> – open context-menu, try to select ancient greek for that string >>> >>>> I forgot to mention that this works as expected, >>>> when source-view is _not_ open. >>> >>>> So to reproduce this View>Soucre Pane has to be enabled. >>> >>> I don't think it is known. (Althoug we know that Greek can be a pain...) >>> I don't get it even with source pane open (LyX 2.2.0dev). >>> >>> * is this only for ancient Greek or also for polytonic/monotonic Greek? >>> >>> * is this only with Greek letters? >> >> I tried switching languages around in the same way using latin scripts >> exclusively and also mixed with Hebrew while source pane is open. >> Seems robust. >> >> Indeed, the above happens also with (modern) “Greek” as input-source. >> (AFAIK OS X only offers modern and polytonic) >> >> Notice that I used ancient Greek in a document produced with rc1 >> successfully with the Greek text appearing further down in the body text >> and only marking it late as such before running a preview. >> > > > Can you please send a minimal document to reproduce your issue?
See the attached file. Here, it is impossible to produce it in a straight forward way, i.e. by just entering these letters and then marking the Greek text as such – with source view open. (You can arrive there by reducing a longer file to this state or by keeping source view closed.) Now, in this document, opening the source pane also crashes LyX. mn
greek-crash-rc1.lyx
Description: application/lyx
