>>>>> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bj�nnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> I think not. But of course an inset should never be both newline Lars> and display at the same time. But they have different meaning. I mean that an inset could have a breakBeforeMe and a breakAfterMe property, and the algorithm would say 'if inset before point has breakAfterMe or inset after point has breakBeforeMe, then break the row here'. display == breakBeforeMe + breakAfterMe newline == breakAfterMe Lars> (otoh footnotes and floats are not really display... but not Lars> newline either...) They are display as far as LyX is concerned. JMarc
