- correct the conversion of InsetCommand
- code optimization
- support for format 253: nomenclature is now recognized
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Make several Parser methods return copies of tokens, because the
vector containing the token may get reallocated when it grows.
Revert now useless changeset 29557.
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This is overridden by any subsequent inputenc command.
The current encoding is also passed down to \input or \included files.
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What works:
- parsing of inputenc should work
- \inputencoding is acted on in the preamble
What does not work:
- \inputencoding in the text
- all the corner cases I have not considered, and all buggy stuff in the
'what works' paragraph
- InsetLatexAccent are still created, but I do not know when they got added
to the code.
The only notable trick in the code is that I had to disable buffering. Otherwise
the whole text was read before I had a chance to change the encoding...
Finally I remove the artificial limitation that forbid
\usepackage[opt1,opt2]{package1,package2}
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read utf8 tex documents and translate them to lyxformat 249.
There is still no code to discover the encoding and use it, but it is the
easiest part (I hope).
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Instead, new token are read when requested. The idea from now is
to be able to chenge encoding on the fly.
Now it is time to see whether idocstream actually works...
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