Georg Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Sven Schreiber wrote:
>
> > Example: the latex input So{\ss}e should appear as Soße in the lyx file.
> > (Hope the German es-zett is preserved in the mail.) What appears is:
> > So<ert>{</ert>ß<ert>}</ert>e.
> >
> > Tried to workaround with So\ss{}e, which gives
> > Soß<ert>{</ert><ert>}</ert>e (still two different ert insets)
>
> Thanks for the report, this is fixed now (see my other mail).
Sorry, I should have replied earlier to this.
The same happens with French ligatures OE and oe.
In lyx I have a shortcut to type in \oe{}, as c\oe{}ur,
and a round trip retrieves c<ert>\oe</ert><ert>{</ert><ert>}</ert>ur.
If you eat the braces, you should take care to insert a space, to get
c<ert>\oe</ert> ur (in fact, I could have used this syntax for my shortcut,
but most French latex users insert the {} to close the command - and
some must enclose it completely like c{\oe}ur.
HTH
--
Jean-Pierre
