See here:
https://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=mid&q=
a7960223ee91696e916b281d1d9fc55df10a9480.camel%40gmail.com
Description from José pasted below:
Functions `length_in_bp` and `revert_flex_inset` have an error in a
(almost) never used path. The reason why this was never triggered is
because this is part of the code where we try all the best efforts
to recover from an ill-formed LyX file.
The problem is that the functions call the `document` variable to
issue an warning if the file does not follow the usual structure.
The simple fix is to add that variable (as the first for the
functions) and to add them at all the places where the functions are
called.
For reference this code was introduced by Georg (Baum) more than 8
years ago and it was never reported. So the issue is not urgent in
any meaningful way. :-)
In `lyx2lyx/lyx_2_0.py`, in the function `revert_nameref`, there is
a call to the document variable. The same as all the above.
In `lyx2lyx/lyx_2_4.py`, in the `class fontmapping`. Similar to the
above but now for error.
for j in range(rows):
i = find_token(body, '<row', i)
- self.endfoot = false # footer row
- self.endlastfoot = false # last footer row
+ row_info[i].endfoot = false # footer row
+ row_info[i].endlastfoot = false # last footer row
if row_info[j].endhead:
insert_attribute(body, i, 'endhead="true"')
l = re.compile(r'\\begin_inset Index (.*)$')
m = l.match(line)
itype = m.group(1)
- if itype == "idx" or indices == "false":
+ if itype == "idx" or useindices == "false":
document.body[i] = "\\begin_inset Index"
else:
k = find_end_of_inset(document.body, i)
break
ne = find_end_of_inset(document.body, ns)
if ne == -1 or ne > end:
- document.warning("Can't find end of inset at line " + str(nb))
+ document.warning("Can't find end of inset at line " + str(ne))
ns += 1
continue
if document.body[ne + 1] == "":
}
if multibib not in units.keys():
- document.warning("Unknown multibib value `%s'!" % nultibib)
+ document.warning("Unknown multibib value `%s'!" % multibib)
return
unit = units[multibib]
btunit = False