Re: Undertilde
On 2015-06-16, Steve Hnizdur wrote:
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration utilde from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package
I don*t know what a standard tex live would be, but under Debian,
undertilde.tex is in the texlive-generic-recommended package
(found with `apt-file find undertilde`).
So, after `apt-get install texlive-generic-reocmmended` it should work.
Strange, that the lyx package does not recommend this for automatic
installation...
Günter
citing references from different kbibtex files
Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) how could this be done - if at all? What are the possible alternatives to having a single very big reference database? Thanks and cheers! Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing. Im Borngrund 7a D-35606 Solms id...@online.de Fon: +49 6442 706509 Fax: 032121247536 Linux member
Re: Undertilde
On 16/06/15 15:02, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2015-06-16, Steve Hnizdur wrote:
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration utilde from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package
I don*t know what a standard tex live would be, but under Debian,
The texlive packages I have installed are
texlive-base
texlive-binaries
texlive-extra-utils
texlive-font-utils
texlive-fonts-recommended
texlive-fonts-recommended-doc
texlive-generic-extra
texlive-generic-recommended
texlive-latex-base
texlive-latex-base-doc
texlive-latex-extra
texlive-latex-extra-doc
texlive-latex-recommended
texlive-latex-recommended-doc
texlive-luatex
texlive-pictures
texlive-pictures-doc
texlive-pstricks
texlive-pstricks-doc
texlive-science
and these are what I mean by standard.
undertilde.tex is in the texlive-generic-recommended package
(found with `apt-file find undertilde`).
So, after `apt-get install texlive-generic-reocmmended` it should work.
Strange, that the lyx package does not recommend this for automatic
installation...
The point is that the \usepackage(undertilde} added by Lyx to the
preamble doesn't load the undertilde.tex file. The compilation error is
that undertilde.sty is not found. Hence \input{undertilde} is needed in
the preamble and has to supplied by the user.
Günter
--
Steve Hnizdur
Re: citing references from different kbibtex files
On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote: Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you have already provided one. Richard
Re: My ongoing cedilla problem
On 16/06/2015 11:41 p.m., Daniel CLEMENT wrote: Dear list members, There's one small issue I've never been able to get fixed (since v. 1.4 I believe). Though I write in French, I prefer to use a US-intl keyboard (for easy access to various brackets), typing accents with dead keys. Trouble is, LyX keeps translating 'c into an accented c, unlike any other app (which gives a cedilla c, the expected behavior). I carefully reviewed section 4.2 of the Customization manual, but though I understand it's about tweaking the .kmap file, I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of possibilities. Should I use \kmod or \kxmod? acute or ' ? cC or c and C on separate lines? In fact I get the impression that my .kmap file has no effect, regardless of what I put into it. TIA for any input. Best regards, I find ,c (comma c, rather than apostrophe c) gives a cedilla c using european as the primary keyboard map under ToolsPreferencesEditingKeyboard/Mouse. Andrew
Re: citing references from different kbibtex files
On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote: On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote: Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you have already provided one. Richard Thanks Wolfgang and Richard, Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that. What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or fourth file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned bibliography' option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document setting dialog. On second thought I think that my idea is of insignificant advantage and should be happy with the way Lyx is offering. Sorry for the turbulence! Michael
Undertilde
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration utilde from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package and so I get a compilation error.
On searching I found
https://www.tug.org/pipermail/texhax/2014-May/021130.html
which mentions undertilde.tex and this does exist on my system. Hence to
make things work without downloading anything I did
- Set provides undertilde in Local Layout (there really ought to be a
better way to stop/modify Lyx loading stuff automatically)
- Set
\input{undertilde}
\newcommand{\utilde}{\undertilde}
in the preamble
and it worked out of the box.
Is Ubuntu 14.04 unique in not allowing utilde to work?
--
Steve Hnizdur
My ongoing cedilla problem
Dear list members, There's one small issue I've never been able to get fixed (since v. 1.4 I believe). Though I write in French, I prefer to use a US-intl keyboard (for easy access to various brackets), typing accents with dead keys. Trouble is, LyX keeps translating 'c into an accented c, unlike any other app (which gives a cedilla c, the expected behavior). I carefully reviewed section 4.2 of the Customization manual, but though I understand it's about tweaking the .kmap file, I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of possibilities. Should I use \kmod or \kxmod? acute or ' ? cC or c and C on separate lines? In fact I get the impression that my .kmap file has no effect, regardless of what I put into it. TIA for any input. Best regards, -- Daniel CLEMENT
Undertilde
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration utilde from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package and so I get a compilation error.
On searching I found
https://www.tug.org/pipermail/texhax/2014-May/021130.html
which mentions undertilde.tex and this does exist on my system. Hence to
make things work without downloading anything I did
- Set provides undertilde in Local Layout (there really ought to be a
better way to stop/modify Lyx loading stuff automatically)
- Set
\input{undertilde}
\newcommand{\utilde}{\undertilde}
in the preamble
and it worked out of the box.
Is Ubuntu 14.04 unique in not allowing utilde to work?
--
Steve Hnizdur
My ongoing cedilla problem
Dear list members, There's one small issue I've never been able to get fixed (since v. 1.4 I believe). Though I write in French, I prefer to use a US-intl keyboard (for easy access to various brackets), typing accents with dead keys. Trouble is, LyX keeps translating 'c into an accented c, unlike any other app (which gives a cedilla c, the expected behavior). I carefully reviewed section 4.2 of the Customization manual, but though I understand it's about tweaking the .kmap file, I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of possibilities. Should I use \kmod or \kxmod? acute or ' ? cC or c and C on separate lines? In fact I get the impression that my .kmap file has no effect, regardless of what I put into it. TIA for any input. Best regards, -- Daniel CLEMENT
citing references from different kbibtex files
Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) how could this be done - if at all? What are the possible alternatives to having a single very big reference database? Thanks and cheers! Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing. Im Borngrund 7a D-35606 Solms id...@online.de Fon: +49 6442 706509 Fax: 032121247536 Linux member
Re: Undertilde
On 2015-06-16, Steve Hnizdur wrote:
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration utilde from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package
I don*t know what a standard tex live would be, but under Debian,
undertilde.tex is in the texlive-generic-recommended package
(found with `apt-file find undertilde`).
So, after `apt-get install texlive-generic-reocmmended` it should work.
Strange, that the lyx package does not recommend this for automatic
installation...
Günter
Re: Undertilde
On 16/06/15 15:02, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2015-06-16, Steve Hnizdur wrote:
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration utilde from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package
I don*t know what a standard tex live would be, but under Debian,
The texlive packages I have installed are
texlive-base
texlive-binaries
texlive-extra-utils
texlive-font-utils
texlive-fonts-recommended
texlive-fonts-recommended-doc
texlive-generic-extra
texlive-generic-recommended
texlive-latex-base
texlive-latex-base-doc
texlive-latex-extra
texlive-latex-extra-doc
texlive-latex-recommended
texlive-latex-recommended-doc
texlive-luatex
texlive-pictures
texlive-pictures-doc
texlive-pstricks
texlive-pstricks-doc
texlive-science
and these are what I mean by standard.
undertilde.tex is in the texlive-generic-recommended package
(found with `apt-file find undertilde`).
So, after `apt-get install texlive-generic-reocmmended` it should work.
Strange, that the lyx package does not recommend this for automatic
installation...
The point is that the \usepackage(undertilde} added by Lyx to the
preamble doesn't load the undertilde.tex file. The compilation error is
that undertilde.sty is not found. Hence \input{undertilde} is needed in
the preamble and has to supplied by the user.
Günter
--
Steve Hnizdur
Re: citing references from different kbibtex files
On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote: Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you have already provided one. Richard
Re: My ongoing cedilla problem
On 16/06/2015 11:41 p.m., Daniel CLEMENT wrote: Dear list members, There's one small issue I've never been able to get fixed (since v. 1.4 I believe). Though I write in French, I prefer to use a US-intl keyboard (for easy access to various brackets), typing accents with dead keys. Trouble is, LyX keeps translating 'c into an accented c, unlike any other app (which gives a cedilla c, the expected behavior). I carefully reviewed section 4.2 of the Customization manual, but though I understand it's about tweaking the .kmap file, I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of possibilities. Should I use \kmod or \kxmod? acute or ' ? cC or c and C on separate lines? In fact I get the impression that my .kmap file has no effect, regardless of what I put into it. TIA for any input. Best regards, I find ,c (comma c, rather than apostrophe c) gives a cedilla c using european as the primary keyboard map under ToolsPreferencesEditingKeyboard/Mouse. Andrew
Re: citing references from different kbibtex files
On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote: On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote: Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you have already provided one. Richard Thanks Wolfgang and Richard, Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that. What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or fourth file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned bibliography' option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document setting dialog. On second thought I think that my idea is of insignificant advantage and should be happy with the way Lyx is offering. Sorry for the turbulence! Michael
Undertilde
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration "utilde" from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package and so I get a compilation error.
On searching I found
https://www.tug.org/pipermail/texhax/2014-May/021130.html
which mentions undertilde.tex and this does exist on my system. Hence to
make things work without downloading anything I did
- Set "provides undertilde" in Local Layout (there really ought to be a
better way to stop/modify Lyx loading stuff automatically)
- Set
\input{undertilde}
\newcommand{\utilde}{\undertilde}
in the preamble
and it worked out of the box.
Is Ubuntu 14.04 unique in not allowing utilde to work?
--
Steve Hnizdur
My ongoing cedilla problem
Dear list members, There's one small issue I've never been able to get fixed (since v. 1.4 I believe). Though I write in French, I prefer to use a US-intl keyboard (for easy access to various brackets), typing accents with dead keys. Trouble is, LyX keeps translating " 'c " into an accented "c", unlike any other app (which gives a cedilla "c", the expected behavior). I carefully reviewed section 4.2 of the Customization manual, but though I understand it's about tweaking the .kmap file, I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of possibilities. Should I use \kmod or \kxmod? acute or ' ? cC or c and C on separate lines? In fact I get the impression that my .kmap file has no effect, regardless of what I put into it. TIA for any input. Best regards, -- Daniel CLEMENT
citing references from different kbibtex files
Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) how could this be done - if at all? What are the possible alternatives to having a single very big reference database? Thanks and cheers! Michael Berger, Dipl. Ing. Im Borngrund 7a D-35606 Solms id...@online.de Fon: +49 6442 706509 Fax: 032121247536 Linux member
Re: Undertilde
On 2015-06-16, Steve Hnizdur wrote:
> Hi
> I had fun using the frame decoration "utilde" from the math toolbar and
> I thought my experience might be of interest.
> When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
> \usepackage{undertilde}
> in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
> tex live doesn't include this package
I don*t know what a "standard tex live" would be, but under Debian,
"undertilde.tex" is in the "texlive-generic-recommended" package
(found with `apt-file find undertilde`).
So, after `apt-get install texlive-generic-reocmmended` it should work.
Strange, that the lyx package does not recommend this for automatic
installation...
Günter
Re: Undertilde
On 16/06/15 15:02, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2015-06-16, Steve Hnizdur wrote:
Hi
I had fun using the frame decoration "utilde" from the math toolbar and
I thought my experience might be of interest.
When the decoration is chosen Lyx automatically includes
\usepackage{undertilde}
in the preamble. Unfortunately I use Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS and the standard
tex live doesn't include this package
I don*t know what a "standard tex live" would be, but under Debian,
The texlive packages I have installed are
texlive-base
texlive-binaries
texlive-extra-utils
texlive-font-utils
texlive-fonts-recommended
texlive-fonts-recommended-doc
texlive-generic-extra
texlive-generic-recommended
texlive-latex-base
texlive-latex-base-doc
texlive-latex-extra
texlive-latex-extra-doc
texlive-latex-recommended
texlive-latex-recommended-doc
texlive-luatex
texlive-pictures
texlive-pictures-doc
texlive-pstricks
texlive-pstricks-doc
texlive-science
and these are what I mean by "standard".
"undertilde.tex" is in the "texlive-generic-recommended" package
(found with `apt-file find undertilde`).
So, after `apt-get install texlive-generic-reocmmended` it should work.
Strange, that the lyx package does not recommend this for automatic
installation...
The point is that the \usepackage(undertilde} added by Lyx to the
preamble doesn't load the undertilde.tex file. The compilation error is
that undertilde.sty is not found. Hence \input{undertilde} is needed in
the preamble and has to supplied by the user.
Günter
--
Steve Hnizdur
Re: citing references from different kbibtex files
On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote: Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you have already provided one. Richard
Re: My ongoing cedilla problem
On 16/06/2015 11:41 p.m., Daniel CLEMENT wrote: Dear list members, There's one small issue I've never been able to get fixed (since v. 1.4 I believe). Though I write in French, I prefer to use a US-intl keyboard (for easy access to various brackets), typing accents with dead keys. Trouble is, LyX keeps translating " 'c " into an accented "c", unlike any other app (which gives a cedilla "c", the expected behavior). I carefully reviewed section 4.2 of the Customization manual, but though I understand it's about tweaking the .kmap file, I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of possibilities. Should I use \kmod or \kxmod? acute or ' ? cC or c and C on separate lines? In fact I get the impression that my .kmap file has no effect, regardless of what I put into it. TIA for any input. Best regards, I find ",c" (comma c, rather than apostrophe c) gives a cedilla "c" using "european" as the primary keyboard map under Tools>Preferences>Editing>Keyboard/Mouse. Andrew
Re: citing references from different kbibtex files
On 06/16/2015 04:57 PM, Richard Heck wrote: On 06/16/2015 08:15 AM, Michael Berger wrote: Dear Friends of LyX, I am using KBibTeX (openSUSE 13.2, KDE) as the bibliography managerfor my several linguistic documents. My question: If I had to cite references in a LyX-document from different kbibtexfiles (ling1.bib, ling2.bib lingx.bib) Just choose each of these files in the BibTeX dialog. Presumably you have already provided one. Richard Thanks Wolfgang and Richard, Looks like I could not make myself clear enough - sorry for that. What I meant was to cite references from two or more different bibtex files in a somewhat simpler way than loading the second, third or fourth file into the document and activating the 'Sectioned bibliography' option under Bibliography Style in LyX's Document setting dialog. On second thought I think that my idea is of insignificant advantage and should be happy with the way Lyx is offering. Sorry for the turbulence! Michael
