> Yes, but you do it so brilliantly that others dare not speak after you
> ;)

This comes with a cost:  In the cases where I'm mistaken, I have to take
the crap too, because nobody else said anything ;-)

> One thin that should be defined precisely, and which is not always
> clear to me, is whether arguments use end of line as delimiter, as in 
>   \command foo bar
> or another sort of scoping, as
>   \command "foo bar"
> 
> It seems to me that LyXLex::next(), LyXLex::nextToken and
> LyXLex::eatLine(). 

Yes, this stuff is a mess.  We should only have two interfaces:
get next token, and get a full line.
The latter is only necessary for stuff like verbatim.

Greets,

Asger

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