Re: language and master and child documents
martedì 21 aprile 2009, 22:17, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes: > Giovanni Bacci writes: > > > > - the master document setting should't be applied to the whole > > document? I mean, master language=it, sot all the doc is IT, > > ignoring the child docs settings > > The language is a property of the text, not tthe document, so this is > normal. Well, if the language setting is in the document setting, i think letting the master setting prevale will be a more reasonable meaning. > > - if the latter it's wrong, then when a third doc, whit lang=IT > > it's loaded, the resulting doc should be IT-EN-IT again. > > This seems wrong indeed. Could you provide an example file? Attached it's a simple example. It should be "Figura 1" "Figure 2" and "Figura 3" again. Thanks, Giovanni LyX_test.tar.gz Description: GNU Zip compressed data
Re: language and master and child documents
Giovanni Bacci writes: > Hi all. I've discovered a (maybe) strange behaviour: > - master document, language=italian > - child document, language=english > > When i pdflatex the master document, the resulting document follow > the italian setting til the point where the child document it's > inserted, then starting with english. And it looks like that, if a > third child document (with lang=italian) it's included after the > second one, it still follow the english setting. All this whit lyx > 1.6.2. > So i'm just wondering: > - the master document setting should't be applied to the whole > document? I mean, master language=it, sot all the doc is IT, ignoring > the child docs settings The language is a property of the text, not tthe document, so this is normal. > - if the latter it's wrong, then when a third doc, whit lang=IT it's > loaded, the resulting doc should be IT-EN-IT again. This seems wrong indeed. Could you provide an example file? JMarc
language and master and child documents
Hi all. I've discovered a (maybe) strange behaviour: - master document, language=italian - child document, language=english When i pdflatex the master document, the resulting document follow the italian setting til the point where the child document it's inserted, then starting with english. And it looks like that, if a third child document (with lang=italian) it's included after the second one, it still follow the english setting. All this whit lyx 1.6.2. So i'm just wondering: - the master document setting should't be applied to the whole document? I mean, master language=it, sot all the doc is IT, ignoring the child docs settings - if the latter it's wrong, then when a third doc, whit lang=IT it's loaded, the resulting doc should be IT-EN-IT again. Thanks, Giovanni -- "By the time they had diminished from 50 to 8, the other dwarves began to suspect "Hungry." -- a Larson cartoon
