Hello, Hi, a sugestion: Andre Poenitz wrote: > We could do it like that. My contraints are "the user should be able to > override the validation guesses" and "one button is enough". Right, and this button already exists. When validation detects the need for ams, it should check the current "Use AMS math" button. If the user wants to override this detection, he simply goes there and uncheck, receiving a warning that the need for AMS was detected and maybe typesetting will fail if he excludes AMS. The same button serves to force AMS when the user checks it. The idea is that that button controls the use of AMS, and two "persons" can check it: the user and validate, but only the user can uncheck it. Jo�o.
- Re: Cases environment ... Andre Poenitz
- Re: Cases environment ... Martin Vermeer
- Re: Cases environment ... Lars Gullik Bj�nnes
- Re: Cases environment ... Andre Poenitz
- Re: Cases environment ... Dekel Tsur
- Re: Cases environment ... Andre Poenitz
- Re: Cases environment ... Lars Gullik Bj�nnes
- Re: Cases environment ... Martin Vermeer
- Re: Cases environment ... John Levon
- Re: Cases environment ... Jean-Marc Lasgouttes
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2.2 and 1.3.0. Joao Luis Meloni Assirati
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2.2 and 1... Andre Poenitz
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2.2 a... Lars Gullik Bj�nnes
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2... Andre Poenitz
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2... Martin Vermeer
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2.2 and 1.3.0. Joao Luis M. Assirati
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2.2 and 1... Andre Poenitz
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2.2 a... John Levon
- Re: Cases environment broken in 1.2... Andre Poenitz
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