On 06/23/10 13:41, Jan Engelhardt wrote:
I want to concentrate on text, not the markup.
Ok.
Are you not specifying what various things are in LyX?
If I recall correctly, LyX is almost a WYSIWYG* (but not quite) when it
comes to marking things up. Visual marking up rather than including tags.
Given lyx is inherently convertible to latex, I don't see a problem.
True...
Based on the reading that I've done, DocBook will convert to more
formats than LyX will, including latex. Where as LyX / latex can't back
convert to as many thins as DocBook will.
Just my $0.02 worth, not wanting to start a vim/emacs war or any thing. ;-)
Grant. . . .
* I know that LyX is "What You See Is What You Mean" not "What You See
Is What You Get". But I'm referring to the fact that you highlight a
section of text and say that it's a given formatting.
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