On 22.04.05, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >>>>> "G" == G Milde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> G> Once I look at this, the LyXish solution would be to open a Comment
> G> paragraph and nest the to-be-commented text in it.
>
> No. Select the text, press Insert>Note.
>
> What's so wrong with that that?
I realize that notes nowadays really can supersede the comment
environment, keeping your Styles and Structure intact.
I was not aware of this, not using them much since the times they were
ugly xforms-insets knowing only "standard" text (and not even recognizing
my <Delete> key).
So you need the Comment only, if you want the outcommented text to
appear (as comment) in the LaTeX source.
> Comment was a stop-gap measure, and it should go. Actually, LyX 1.4.0
> will have support for different types of Notes, including Comment-like.
If "Comment-like Note" means a note that goes into the *.tex in a
\begin{comment} \end{comment} block, the IMHO LyX 1.4.0 should really
get rid of the Comment Style and tex2lyx should translate existing
comments into notes.
Guenter
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