Any time pdfviewer process write anything to stderr it's killed,
most probably due to not existing pipe to proper stderr file descriptor.
/dev/null redirection fixes the issue.
The new parameter allows more flexibility when encoding some elements that have a poor mapping in DocBook, like theorems. The major use is to wrap the environment in a generic container, figure, which requires a title (but none is available).
Useless parentheses (not helping with readability either) and semicolon. Redo indentation to be consistent throughout the file. Also, fix typos along the way.
The equation number is now correctly generated when using
\ref in \tag, but if equations are numbered within sections,
the \tag'ed equations in the first sections are numbered wrongly.
However, I think this is a preview.sty bug not a lyx one.
Instead of specifying "force" to disable the deletion protection
mechanism, invert the default so that "confirm" is needed to activate
it. The idea is to keep the lfun reasonable for scripting and add a
special argument for interactive use.
Document in release notes.
Update LFUN.lyx documentation
Update bind files.
Add conversion step to prefs2prefs_lfun.py.
This ensures that we use a consistent Python interpreter in LyX.
$${python} is replaced by the Python version found.
Users can apply this in preferences and use the same version defined by
LyX.
Add parameter "-dALLOWPSTRANSPARENCY" for call to ps2pdf.
Used only in test environment.
The fix is proposed by Scott.
Here his comment:
"Interestingly, the flag fixes the English Powerdot tests but not the
French ones."
Add parameter "-i dvipdfmx-unsafe.cfg" for call to dvipdfmx.
Used only in test environment.
This is needed because of regression for ja LilyPond found by Scott.
Coment by Jürgen:
"dvipdfmx-unsafe.cfg makes dvipdfmx call gs (rungs) with -dNOSAFER
rather than with -DSAFER (as in the default dvipdfmx.cfg of TL21).
However, this change should definitely only be applied to trustworthy
files, so changing the converter generally is certainly not such a good
idea."
