Encoding const * outer_enc) const
{
// The listings package cannot deal with multi-byte-encoded
- // glyphs, except if full-unicode aware backends
- // such as XeTeX or LuaTeX are used, and with pLaTeX.
+ // glyphs, except for Xe/LuaTeX (with non-TeX fonts) or pLaTeX.
// Minted can deal with all encodings.
if (buffer().params().use_minted
|| inner_enc->name() == "utf8-plain"
// We try if there's a singlebyte encoding for the outer
// language; if not, fall back to latin1.
+ // Power-users can set inputenc to utf8-plain to bypass this workaround
+ // and provide alternatives in the user-preamble.
return (outer_enc->hasFixedWidth()) ?
outer_enc : encodings.fromLyXName("iso8859-1");
}
// NOTE that } is not allowed in blah2.
regex const reg("(.*)\\\\label\\{(.*?)\\}(.*)");
string const new_cap("$1$3},label={$2");
+ // Remove potential \protect'ion of \label.
+ docstring capstr = subst(cap.str, from_ascii("\\protect\\label"),
+ from_ascii("\\label"));
// TexString validity: the substitution preserves the number of newlines.
// Moreover we assume that $2 does not contain newlines, so that the texrow
// information remains accurate.
// Replace '\n' with an improbable character from Private Use Area-A
// and then return to '\n' after the regex replacement.
- docstring const capstr = subst(cap.str, char_type('\n'), 0xffffd);
+ capstr = subst(capstr, char_type('\n'), 0xffffd);
cap.str = subst(from_utf8(regex_replace(to_utf8(capstr), reg, new_cap)),
0xffffd, char_type('\n'));
return cap;