>> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
[...]
Lars> \begin_sectioning <params> \end_sectioning \begin_paragraph
Lars> <params> <some contents> \begin_inset <contents> \end_inset
Lars> \begin_sectioning <contents> \end_sectioning \begin_paragraph
Lars> <contents> \end_paragraph \end_paragraph
Lars> This is also a very close mapping to how I see the internal
Lars> structure.
JL> You mean that a paragraph could contain another paragraph at
JL> another depth *inside* it? I do not see what is the sense of
JL> something like
JL> \begin_paragraph some text \begin_paragraph inner paragraph
JL> \end_paragraph more text \end_paragraph
JL> which seems to be allowed by your structure. To me, a paragraph
JL> can contain insets, but not plain paragraphs.
One point here is that a paragraph can only contain insets...
so I simplified a bit too much:
\begin_paragraph
\begin_text_inset
noe text
\end_text_inset
\begin_inset Footnote
\begin_paragraph
\end_paragraph
\end_inset
\end_paragraph
end after think a bit more about this...sectioning commands only has
_well defined_ meening at level 0 in the file:
\begin_sectioning subsection
\end_sectioning
\begin_paragrap
\end_paragraph
\beggin_sectioning Chapter
\end_sectioning
\begin_paragraph
\end_paragraph
Lgb
