>>>>> "Olivier" == Olivier Ripoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Olivier> Isn't this possibly the feature that introduced the bug ? I Olivier> am using oiint (defined in my preamble). LyX thinks this Olivier> needs the wasy font and thus load the package. As a result, I Olivier> have a problem with my preamble (oiint is defined twice, thus Olivier> the error I had) and some wasysym integrals are used Olivier> somewhere. Olivier> LyX is mistaken if it thinks I need the wasysym because I use Olivier> oiint. It shoudl realise oiint is defined in the preamble. LyX is not supposed to analyze what you put in the preamble. So if you use \oiint, it tries to provide a definition for it. That's how it works. You can get rid of the error in preamble by using \def instead of \newcommand to redefine \oiint. So I do not think we will fix this particular problem. The problem we should try to fix however, is that wasysym produces ugly integrals (or at least ``different'' integrals). It does not seem to me that esint.sty is part of teTeX 2.0 (am I wrong), so I'd rather avoid using it. JMarc
