- to be able to support Adobe Reader/Acrobat XI I had to use new binaries for opening/closing PDFs. That way I found the solution for a long standing and super annoying PDF viewing bug (not 100% perfect but works for more than 95% of the cases, while formerly the view failed for all cases where LaTeX run more than once when updating a PDF view)
We must group the content which should be changed in size wit a pair of braces because the LaTeX size commands are otherwise switches. We already do so for many case, but not for the case that a size command is inside another command. This patch adds now always a brace pair around the selected text which is the safest method.
Both cvs and svn are able to retrieve non-existing files from repository,
but this was only implemented for rcs. This is a prerequisite for the
planned move and copy VCV operations. I also improved error schecking and
used extractFromVC() also for files specified on the command line if they
do not exist (in GUI mode, it was already the case in non-GUI mode).
- avoid doubled semicolon in LaTeX editor path list
- correct path to the JabRef installation folder in LyX's PATH
- updated to JabRef 2.8.1
- rename the installer executables from LyX-205-x-Bundle.exe
It did always point to the buffer's file name, so it is not needed and it was
not used in most cases anyway. Instead, ensure that owner_ is always set and
cannot be changed later.
- fix uninstallation of Metafile2EPS pinter
- fix un/installation of JabRef if the bundle version is executed without admin privileges
- some whitespace fixes
- dictionaries.nsh: code documentation and simplification
- lyx.nsi: comment out currently unused code
- init.nsh: some corrections and fix bug that info that JabRef and MiKTeX were installed together with LyX was deleted before the uninstaller was really run
- LaTeX.nsh: documentation and fix a bug (for an unknown reason SHCTX can be used to read and delte but not to write in the registry)
- gui.nsh: enable descriptions
- detection: move dictionary code to dictionaries