On 2017-03-20, subhuman wrote: > On Sat, 18 Mar 2017 15:19:19 +0000 (UTC) > Guenter Milde <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > after upgrading LyX from version 2.1.4 to 2.2.2, paragraphs in a >> > 2.1-document are no longer recognized. >> Does this mean several paragraphs are ... >> * merged into one in the GUI / output > Only in the output. The whole text appears in one single paragraph. OK. >> Does the same unwanted effect happen with a new document? > I'm unable to tell, because in want to have a working application I > downgraded back to the earlier version of LyX. >> Does it affect more than one document? > See above. Where? I can't find any mention of this. > Since the effect only appears in the output I fancy the failure might > lay in changes in the way LyX reads and interprets layouts. This depends, it may be the layout (if the failure is specific to all documents using a specific layout) or a specific document or configuration... > I've attached the layout file in question to this message. Thanks. I see some differences comparing your custom keuchusten layout and the current standard ones: * version: 35 vs. 63 * in keuchusten:Standard ParbreakIsNewline 1 missing in standard:Standard I suggest, in order to be up-to-date to mimic a standard book layout and instead of # basic definitions, adopted from stdclass.inc - # however, that include calls too many other inc's # we won't need. and # the same, now from stdlayouts.inc - we could as # well CopyStyle from Quotation, but then we'd have # to live with an element in the dropdown menu we # don't need. hence, for the sake of perfection, # we go on foot. use the same method as in handling stdsections --- delete unwanted style with NoStyle. After converting your custom layout this way, you may try again with LyX 2.2. (There is a way to instal different lyx versions side-by-side...) Günter
