Directories are created when files are copied, so we do not need
to do it prospectively here.
(cherry picked from commit 05a446b77c5eaeb8ba1982d900bd3ad6f6689139)
When a selection spans more than one line, we now check for whether
there is a change at one position after the last position of each
fully selected line.
This fixes#11629.
(cherry picked from commit 27f89144bbc054c2afd5ca9d7540805138d44de1)
More complicated than I wished for, but color handling in RTL is
particularly tricky.
The three versions are needed due to the differences between [pdf]latex,
xetex, luatex/luabidi and luatex/babel.
(cherry picked from commit 4e74dd0d4258177133e5a374264bbc0cec7f9dbb)
Loading keyval does not work any longer. Fix it properly by de-activating
the equal character locally if graphics options use it.
We do this statically for Turkish and Latin in stable, as opposed to
master (where we have the ActiveChars languages tag)
With !using_begin_end, we need to compare against the paragraph language
since cur_language is always empty.
No status entry needed as this fixes a bug introduced after 2.3.3.
As opposed to bidi (XeTeX), luabidi (LuaTeX) does no automatic reordering,
so we need to use \\LR{}
(cherry picked from commit 1d0929b5d9975923f3cbbe7f84e93f3b694a1ccb)
See the discussion. The decision was just to keep re-trying for a
bit, since the lock preventing us from removing the old file seems
to clear after a bit.
(cherry picked from commit d96a9aa37feaff170095f34a682ab0b2788f3671)
Nix (https://nixos.org) is a Unix package manager, which can be used to
install LaTeX on macOS. A peculiarity of Nix is that all packages are
installed into separate directories and the actual directory tree is
then constructed via symlinks.
This interacts badly with the way LyX currently detects files in the
TeX setup, because TeXFiles.py does not follow symlinks. Therefore,
almost nothing is found when using LyX together with Nix’ LaTeX.
Patch from Michael Roitzsch.
(cherry picked from commit 642b4acca1900c55662030ffc5162e9504881764)
Do not replace a latex command with the corresponding symbol
in the unicodesymbols file unless it can be encoded in the
document encoding.
The mhchem \ce inset is a text mode environment but allows entering
spaces and mathmode commands. However, even if it doesn't allow unicode
symbols, LyX allows entering them (by copy/paste, for example), causing
latex errors. As a unicode symbol may have a proper latex representation
from the unicodesymbols file, use it instead of the bare symbol. Here, we
don't care about the mode because both text and math mode should be allowed.
For example, the ⟶ symbol is not recognized but its latex representation
(\longrightarrow) is fine. Of course, there may be symbols that are
not recognized anyway, but this is better because they cause explicit
errors from mhchem instead of cryptic iconv errors in case they cannot
be represented in the document encoding.
A branch inset modifies the layout of the internal structures in
which the text is organized. When a branch is active, it is as if it
was not there, but its only presence makes a paragraph which would not
be the last one to actually be the last one, or the check for the
language of the previous paragraph to fail because there is no
previous paragraph before the first one in a branch inset.
Oney way I found to tackle it, is tracking whether the typesetted
paragraphs are actually part of an active branch inset and acting
accordingly.
