On Thursday 22 August 2002 10:50 am, Rob Lahaye wrote: > Hi, > > Following inconsistency: > > (*) Preferences-dialog: Display graphics = "Grayscale" > Graphics-dialog: Display graphics = "Default" > Then my color image is in grayscale. > > (*) Preferences-dialog: Display graphics = [whatever]. > Graphics-dialog: Display graphics = "Grayscale". > Then my color image is in color!! > > Any idea where this goes wrong? > (see at the end of this email for more info on my LyX built).
Almost certainly in InsetGraphicsParams. Having said that, if you change the Preferences setting, it's not used to change an existing InsetGraphics at the moment. There's a #warning in FormPreferences.C to this effect. What happens if you change your Preferences setting to [whatever] and then close, re-open your document with the "Grayscale" InsetGraphics? If the resulting image is in Grayscale, then it's that ol' Preferences setting that's not being propogated. Else the bug lies in InsetGraphicsParams. > ----------------------------------------------------- > > Related to this: > Why do we have the Display modes stored and saved in so many different > ways? Because this was evolving code and nobody cold be bothered doing it right once they'd got it working-ish. > Can we get rid of at least two entries? For example: > - remove (2) and use (1) instead > - use the Graphics-inset keywords also for the preferences file. > (I like the longer names better than the short ones!) > > > Any major objections for such an improvement? None whatsoever. A
