When this parameter is given, only the current paragraph is affected
by the section promoting/demoting.
Note that the new argument is not used yet.
Update release notes and LFUNS documentation.
Part of ticket #12417.
This is a new take on c8e2c17a that was reverted at da67bde61a due to entities no more recognised by the browsers. Corresponding thread on the mailing list: https://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org/msg213179.html
This patch is a huge cleanup overall, by removing the distinction between HTML and XML entities (the latter arrived due to the DocBook support).
In InsetListingParams, I also changed the mechanism that relied on " to use an XML entity to be consistent with the rest of the code, mostly in case someone looks for HTML entities and wonders why they are still there.
- new function to list bibtex databases
- citation-insert returns the list of undefined keys
if the request comes from the LyX server
Original patch from Benjamin Piwowarski (2012!).
Modified and updated by Riki Heck and myself.
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.
Remove all trace of Qt4 support. The different elements have been
considered carefully before removal.
The only changes that need to be done concern Windows and macOS
compilation instruction and will need to be taken care of by the
respective maintainers before prerelease.
The file TODO.killqt4 lists what remains to be done.
We now allow the user to cancel the background process at any point
(via the red "x" in the status bar or Document > Cancel Export), so
we do not need to poll the user with the dialog.
The patch works by setting timeout to "-1" which is treated as a
special value to disable the poll.
Fix (by obviation) #12531 and #9953, which were about the dialog.
This is a convenience function for indexing. It adds a copy of the
index inset under cursor after any word in the buffer that is equal
(case-insensitively) to the word preceding the index inset.
The function can be easily used to generate bad indexes (and I warn
about that in the UserGuide), but if used with care, it can also be
extremely convenient.
- Check the state of the synchronize TeX output option of the document to enable or disable the LFUN for forward-search.
- write synctex macro to TeX source not only for PdfLaTeX
This stores its argument, the currently selected text or the word under
cursor in the search cache that is used by word-find[-backward|-forward]
if no argument is given to those.
Prerequisite for a feature apparently expected on the Mac.
