Re: Bug in listings inset (Lyx 1.5.6, OS X)

2008-08-29 Thread Daniel Lohmann
On 29.08.2008, at 20:12, Georg Baum wrote: Both problems would be fixed by a sane parameter handling that would not store all parameters in one string, but one parameter after the other in the .lyx file. Preservation of order would then be easy to implement as well. If you prefer I will

Re: Bug in listings inset (Lyx 1.5.6, OS X)

2008-08-29 Thread Georg Baum
Daniel Lohmann wrote: > Actually, I had searched bugzilla and found bug 4884 before asking on > the list, but to me it does not really describe the problem of > sorting. Now after re-reading the entry I see that it is somewhat > related, but that is not really obvious. Yes, the problem in bugzi

Re: Bug in listings inset (Lyx 1.5.6, OS X)

2008-08-27 Thread Daniel Lohmann
On 27.08.2008, at 19:59, Georg Baum wrote: Daniel Lohmann wrote: Hi, I just discovered a "feature" of the listings inset that actually should be considered as a bug: Additional options given on the advanced page are implicitly sorted alphabetically. However, if using listing styles, the orde

Re: Bug in listings inset (Lyx 1.5.6, OS X)

2008-08-27 Thread Georg Baum
Daniel Lohmann wrote: > Hi, > > I just discovered a "feature" of the listings inset that actually > should be considered as a bug: Additional options given on the > advanced page are implicitly sorted alphabetically. However, if using > listing styles, the order of options is relevant. Consider t

Bug in listings inset (Lyx 1.5.6, OS X)

2008-08-27 Thread Daniel Lohmann
Hi, I just discovered a "feature" of the listings inset that actually should be considered as a bug: Additional options given on the advanced page are implicitly sorted alphabetically. However, if using listing styles, the order of options is relevant. Consider the following example: In