On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 11:21:14PM +0100, Heiko Schr�der wrote: > 1. Preparing a special window for TeX commands is IMHO *not* a good idea! In > older versions it was possible to use Mathed in a TeX/LaTeX surrounding. Now > you have to put in real LaTeX-commands for formulas. Since there is still no > support for the very important command \newtheorem it is necessary to have > the ability of using Mathed in the TeX surrounding. Since that seems to be > not possible any more, one of the main ideas of LyX seems to have vanished > and it may be more convenient to use Emacs instead.
The problem really is a too restrictive ERT inset. I'd be a bit more flexible here, too. > 2. Mathed: In older versions e.g. ALT-M-F creates a fraction and *stays* in > Mathed. Now you must insert at first STRG-M and afterwards ALT-M-F which > makes the inserting of a formula slowlier than before. Inserting a fraction > by using the Math-Symbols-Panel leaves Mathed as well (and in older versions > you stayed in Mathed). Not true in 1.3.0 cvs as far as I can tell. > 3. Using the Minibuffer is IMHO less convenient than before. Now you > *have* to type in ALT-M-X; the use of the mouse seems to be not supported > any more (which is not so very important). But: when you insert a > mathematical expression, where you do not remember the shortcuts from > older versions, the minibuffer does not show you the shortcuts any more. Not true in 1.3.0 cvs as far as I can tell. Andre' -- Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one. (T. Jefferson)
