On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 06:16:38PM +0100, Kornel Benko spake thusly: > > If I create a new minipage from default I get: > > \begin_inset Frameless > > position "t" > > hor_pos "c" > > has_inner_box 1 > > inner_pos "t" > > use_parbox 0 > > width "100col%" > > special "none" > > height "1in" > > height_special "totalheight" > > collapsed false > > > > Notice the "1in" argument for height. What should that be by default? > > 0. Now I understand. Or no output at all. Lyx 1.4 is perfectly happy > without this information. > > > > But mayby I am wrong. > > > > If we don't share the same view at least one of us is. ;-) > > I was wrong. Martin? > > Kornel
Oops. Long time no see.
Yes, the default is
height value = 1
"non-special" height unit = inches
"special" height unit = \totalheight.
If height_special == none, the non-special height unit is implied.
That is not the case here: thus we have 1\totalheight, which
should produce the same effect as the absence of the [height] option
in LaTeX. (Yes, convoluted isn't it. Would it be better to put in
special code to suppress [height] altogether in this case?)
See code (insetbox.C):
285 if (params_.height_special == "none") {
286 os << "[" << params_.height.asLatexString() << "]";
287 } else {
288 // Special heights
289 os << "[" << params_.height.value()
290 << "\\" << params_.height_special << "]";
- Martin
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