On 11/05/2011 3:16 AM, Diego Queiroz wrote:
Unfortunately no it is not supported and moreover the macro \subref
conflicts with the use of refstyle which was implemented in 2.0 (in this
case \subref is a reference to a subsection and yields "subsection 1.1").
So you will have to type "a" yourself or use TeX code.
Are you sure? As stated before, I already solved the problem using ERT.
No conflicts a all.
Yes I'm sure.
- Have a label "sub:mysection" in a subsection.
- Insert a reference to it using <Formatted reference> format.
- Make sure refstyle is used instead of prettyref (this is changed in
document settings> Document class ; refstyle is the default for new docs)
So far all this works. LyX generates \subref{mysection}, which is the
refstyle syntax for that.
Now if you also use a subfloat within a float you get a conflict.
Because subfloat also defines a \subref macro. The conflict is silent...
but you get [??] in output.
Avoid this combination and you're safe.
Cheers,
Julien
