Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On 1/18/19 12:33 PM, Jack M. Lyon wrote: Hi, Paul. You wrote: Bit of a long-shot, but if you copy the bind file contents from yourfirst message and paste them into a new text file (which is what I did),does that file work? I'm wondering if the original bind file might havea non-printing character that is messing up one of the commands. Brilliant! You nailed it. At the top of my user.bind file, I originally had this line: # Copyright © 2013 by the Editorium. All rights reserved. I didn't include that in my original posting because the line was commented out, so I figured it didn't matter. Not so; LyX evidently doesn't like the © character, even in a comment. I removed the character, and everything worked perfectly. That's odd, because LyX never objected before, but LyX 2.3 does. Maybe it's an encoding issue on Windows. At any rate, thanks again for your help. Problem solved, and I really appreciate it. I hope this may be helpful to someone else. You may be right about it being a Windows issue. I can't reproduce it on Linux Mint, even with the copyright symbol in the file. If someone else can reproduce it on Windows to confirm that's the problem, we might open a bug ticket for it. If nothing else, the error message is misleading. Paul
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
Hi, Paul. You wrote: Bit of a long-shot, but if you copy the bind file contents from yourfirst message and paste them into a new text file (which is what I did),does that file work? I'm wondering if the original bind file might havea non-printing character that is messing up one of the commands. Brilliant! You nailed it. At the top of my user.bind file, I originally had this line: # Copyright © 2013 by the Editorium. All rights reserved. I didn't include that in my original posting because the line was commented out, so I figured it didn't matter. Not so; LyX evidently doesn't like the © character, even in a comment. I removed the character, and everything worked perfectly. That's odd, because LyX never objected before, but LyX 2.3 does. Maybe it's an encoding issue on Windows. At any rate, thanks again for your help. Problem solved, and I really appreciate it. I hope this may be helpful to someone else. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On 1/17/19 7:20 PM, Jack M. Lyon wrote: Hi, Paul. Thanks for your help with this. I apologize for the cross-posting. I posted on tex.stackexchange and then thought, "Wait a minute--isn't there a LyX mailing list? That's where I should ask!" So I found it and posted there. I'm sorry for any confusion. You wrote: > Your file works fine for me (LyX 2.3.2, Linux Mint 18.3). What version of LyX are you using, what OS (probably doesn't matter, but you never know), and have you used this file successfully in the past? I'm using LyX 2.3.2 on Windows 10. I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 and then reinstalled LyX 2.3.2, along with my customized user.bind file. Yesterday was the first time I tried to use LyX since then, and that's when I started getting the "unknown function" message. The user.bind file has worked just fine in the past. If I take just one of the commands from the user.bind file, like this one: command-sequence font-emph and enter it into LyX's command buffer, it works just fine. I've tried the user.bind file with LyX 2.3.1-1 as well, and it doesn't work there, either. By the way, I've always reconfigured LyX after installing the user.bind file, which I've placed in ~\AppData\Roaming\LyX2.3\ as specified under Help > About. I'm pretty good with LyX, but this one has me stumped. Thanks again for your help. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com Bit of a long-shot, but if you copy the bind file contents from your first message and paste them into a new text file (which is what I did), does that file work? I'm wondering if the original bind file might have a non-printing character that is messing up one of the commands. Paul
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
Hi, Paul. Thanks for your help with this. I apologize for the cross-posting. I posted on tex.stackexchange and then thought, "Wait a minute--isn't there a LyX mailing list? That's where I should ask!" So I found it and posted there. I'm sorry for any confusion. You wrote: > Your file works fine for me (LyX 2.3.2, Linux Mint 18.3). What version of LyX are you using, what OS (probably doesn't matter, but you never know), and have you used this file successfully in the past? I'm using LyX 2.3.2 on Windows 10. I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 and then reinstalled LyX 2.3.2, along with my customized user.bind file. Yesterday was the first time I tried to use LyX since then, and that's when I started getting the "unknown function" message. The user.bind file has worked just fine in the past. If I take just one of the commands from the user.bind file, like this one: command-sequence font-emph and enter it into LyX's command buffer, it works just fine. I've tried the user.bind file with LyX 2.3.1-1 as well, and it doesn't work there, either. By the way, I've always reconfigured LyX after installing the user.bind file, which I've placed in ~\AppData\Roaming\LyX2.3\ as specified under Help > About. I'm pretty good with LyX, but this one has me stumped. Thanks again for your help. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 12:24:30PM -0700, Jack Lyon wrote: > I'm using a customized user.bind file with LyX to remap keyboard shortcuts > to LyX functions (LFuns), but when I try to use any of the keyboard > shortcuts, LyX reports "Unknown function." Thanks for any help you're able > to give. Here is the contents of my user.bind file: > > # Unbind defaults > \unbind "F2" "buffer-write" > \unbind "F5" "screen-recenter" > \unbind "F7" "dialog-show spellchecker" > \unbind "F9" "meta-prefix" > \unbind "F11" "ui-toggle fullscreen" > \unbind "C-i" "next-inset-toggle" > \unbind "C-u" "font-underline" > > # Editing > \bind "F2" "command-sequence changes-track" > \bind "F4" "command-sequence change-reject" > \bind "F5" "command-sequence drop-layouts-choice" > \bind "F6" "command-sequence font-noun" > \bind "F7" "command-sequence font-emph" > \bind "F8" "command-sequence word-select; font-emph; word-forward" > \bind "F9" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-capitalize; > word-forward" > \bind "F10" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-forward" > \bind "F11" "command-sequence word-select; char-right-select; cut; > word-backward; clipboard-paste; escape" > \bind "F12" "command-sequence chars-transpose; char-left" Cross-post here: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/470570/lyx-reporting-unknown-function-with-user-bind-file-that-remaps-keyboard-shortc Jack, please always cross-reference your duplicate posts. Paul was very kind to spend time to try to help you. What if someone on tex.se also spent time to give the same answer to your question, not knowing that an answer might already exist? I know you did not intend it, but by cross-referencing posts, you respect more the time of those trying to help you. Best, Scott signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On 1/17/19 2:24 PM, Jack Lyon wrote: I'm using a customized user.bind file with LyX to remap keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns), but when I try to use any of the keyboard shortcuts, LyX reports "Unknown function." Thanks for any help you're able to give. Here is the contents of my user.bind file: # Unbind defaults \unbind "F2" "buffer-write" \unbind "F5" "screen-recenter" \unbind "F7" "dialog-show spellchecker" \unbind "F9" "meta-prefix" \unbind "F11" "ui-toggle fullscreen" \unbind "C-i" "next-inset-toggle" \unbind "C-u" "font-underline" # Editing \bind "F2" "command-sequence changes-track" \bind "F4" "command-sequence change-reject" \bind "F5" "command-sequence drop-layouts-choice" \bind "F6" "command-sequence font-noun" \bind "F7" "command-sequence font-emph" \bind "F8" "command-sequence word-select; font-emph; word-forward" \bind "F9" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-capitalize; word-forward" \bind "F10" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-forward" \bind "F11" "command-sequence word-select; char-right-select; cut; word-backward; clipboard-paste; escape" \bind "F12" "command-sequence chars-transpose; char-left" Your file works fine for me (LyX 2.3.2, Linux Mint 18.3). What version of LyX are you using, what OS (probably doesn't matter, but you never know), and have you used this file successfully in the past? Paul
LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
I'm using a customized user.bind file with LyX to remap keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns), but when I try to use any of the keyboard shortcuts, LyX reports "Unknown function." Thanks for any help you're able to give. Here is the contents of my user.bind file: # Unbind defaults \unbind "F2" "buffer-write" \unbind "F5" "screen-recenter" \unbind "F7" "dialog-show spellchecker" \unbind "F9" "meta-prefix" \unbind "F11" "ui-toggle fullscreen" \unbind "C-i" "next-inset-toggle" \unbind "C-u" "font-underline" # Editing \bind "F2" "command-sequence changes-track" \bind "F4" "command-sequence change-reject" \bind "F5" "command-sequence drop-layouts-choice" \bind "F6" "command-sequence font-noun" \bind "F7" "command-sequence font-emph" \bind "F8" "command-sequence word-select; font-emph; word-forward" \bind "F9" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-capitalize; word-forward" \bind "F10" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-forward" \bind "F11" "command-sequence word-select; char-right-select; cut; word-backward; clipboard-paste; escape" \bind "F12" "command-sequence chars-transpose; char-left"
Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands ViewPDF(pdflatex) and ViewUpdatePDF(pdflatex) they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried buffer-view pdf and buffer-update pdf, but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the ViewPDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as ViewPDF(pdflatex) Any help appreciated. Cheers, Stefano -- __ Stefano Franchi Department of Philosophy Ph: (979) 862-2211 Texas AM University Fax: (979) 845-0458 305B Bolton Hall fran...@philosophy.tamu.edu College Station, TX 77843-4237
Re: Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
Stefano Franchi wrote: Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands ViewPDF(pdflatex) and ViewUpdatePDF(pdflatex) they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried buffer-view pdf and buffer-update pdf, but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the ViewPDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as ViewPDF(pdflatex) Look at the File Formats. You want pdf2 or pdf3. (Yeah, this ain't intuitive.) rh
Re: Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
On Jan 5, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote: Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands ViewPDF(pdflatex) and ViewUpdatePDF(pdflatex) they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried buffer-view pdf and buffer-update pdf, but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the ViewPDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as ViewPDF(pdflatex) Hi Stefano, Try buffer-view pdf2 and buffer-update pdf2 when you are defining your new bindings. -chris
Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands ViewPDF(pdflatex) and ViewUpdatePDF(pdflatex) they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried buffer-view pdf and buffer-update pdf, but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the ViewPDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as ViewPDF(pdflatex) Any help appreciated. Cheers, Stefano -- __ Stefano Franchi Department of Philosophy Ph: (979) 862-2211 Texas AM University Fax: (979) 845-0458 305B Bolton Hall fran...@philosophy.tamu.edu College Station, TX 77843-4237
Re: Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
Stefano Franchi wrote: Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands ViewPDF(pdflatex) and ViewUpdatePDF(pdflatex) they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried buffer-view pdf and buffer-update pdf, but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the ViewPDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as ViewPDF(pdflatex) Look at the File Formats. You want pdf2 or pdf3. (Yeah, this ain't intuitive.) rh
Re: Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
On Jan 5, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote: Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands ViewPDF(pdflatex) and ViewUpdatePDF(pdflatex) they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried buffer-view pdf and buffer-update pdf, but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the ViewPDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as ViewPDF(pdflatex) Hi Stefano, Try buffer-view pdf2 and buffer-update pdf2 when you are defining your new bindings. -chris
Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands "View>PDF(pdflatex)" and "View>Update>PDF(pdflatex)" they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried "buffer-view pdf" and "buffer-update pdf", but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the View>PDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as View>PDF(pdflatex) Any help appreciated. Cheers, Stefano -- __ Stefano Franchi Department of Philosophy Ph: (979) 862-2211 Texas A University Fax: (979) 845-0458 305B Bolton Hall fran...@philosophy.tamu.edu College Station, TX 77843-4237
Re: Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
Stefano Franchi wrote: Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands "View>PDF(pdflatex)" and "View>Update>PDF(pdflatex)" they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried "buffer-view pdf" and "buffer-update pdf", but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the View>PDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as View>PDF(pdflatex) Look at the File Formats. You want pdf2 or pdf3. (Yeah, this ain't intuitive.) rh
Re: Lyx functions for view pdflatex and update pdf-latex?
On Jan 5, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote: Hi all, whle trying to fix some problem with my customized bindings, I ended up losing all of them and I now need to rewrite them from scratch. Not a big deal, except that I cannot find the functions corresponding to the menu commands "View>PDF(pdflatex)" and "View>Update>PDF(pdflatex)" they do not seem to be present in the list of functions available from within the interface, and the functions are not visible in the minibuffer when called from the menu. I tried "buffer-view pdf" and "buffer-update pdf", but they correspond (judging from the resutls in the menu) to the View>PDF(ps2pdf) which should not be same as View>PDF(pdflatex) Hi Stefano, Try "buffer-view pdf2" and "buffer-update pdf2" when you are defining your new bindings. -chris
Lyx functions
I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? __ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html
Re: Lyx functions
If I understood your thoughts correctly you are looking for ERT. 2008/7/28 Simeon Simeonov [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? __ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html -- Manveru jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl
Re: Lyx functions
I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? Note that in LyX equations you actually can type math commands (like \pi), Lyx then automagically replaces them by the corresponding symbol -- IMHO a really cool features! Daniel
Re: Lyx functions
What about in standard mode when I am writing text? nearly all mouse actions can be done by keyboard action, you just have to lern the keybindings or bind new functions for your usage. Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? you have to choose what you want. if you want vim-li editing, use vim :) pavel
Lyx functions
I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? __ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html
Re: Lyx functions
If I understood your thoughts correctly you are looking for ERT. 2008/7/28 Simeon Simeonov [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? __ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html -- Manveru jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl
Re: Lyx functions
I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? Note that in LyX equations you actually can type math commands (like \pi), Lyx then automagically replaces them by the corresponding symbol -- IMHO a really cool features! Daniel
Re: Lyx functions
What about in standard mode when I am writing text? nearly all mouse actions can be done by keyboard action, you just have to lern the keybindings or bind new functions for your usage. Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? you have to choose what you want. if you want vim-li editing, use vim :) pavel
Lyx functions
I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? __ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html
Re: Lyx functions
If I understood your thoughts correctly you are looking for ERT. 2008/7/28 Simeon Simeonov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier > to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click > nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or > \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing > text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using > vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning > the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG > with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it > with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? > > > > __ > Not happy with your email address?. > Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now > at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html > -- Manveru jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] gg: 1624001 http://www.manveru.pl
Re: Lyx functions
I really like lyx. I just find something a bit hard. Some things are easier to be done via the keyboard (otherwise it's back to MS point and click nightmare). I mean in an equation it is much easier to just do \pi for Pi or \neq for the not equal sign. What about in standard mode when I am writing text? Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? I heard some people say using vim and then compiling the document but I really don't have time learning the whole lot of things about TeX/Latex and I would like partial WYSIWYG with options of inputing source directly and the application substituting it with the appropriate symbols. Can Lyx do that? Note that in LyX equations you actually can type math commands (like \pi), Lyx then automagically replaces them by the corresponding symbol -- IMHO a really cool features! Daniel
Re: Lyx functions
> What about in standard mode when I am writing text? nearly all "mouse actions" can be done by keyboard action, you just have to lern the keybindings or bind new functions for your usage. >Can I use lyx as a non WYSIWYG editor? you have to choose what you want. if you want vim-li editing, use vim :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 24.07.08, Pavel Sanda wrote: On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. It would be really nice to have a HTML version of the Guides -- as a directory of reasonable sized pages with all the nice hyperlinks and a big index ... while html version could be used for that too, i somehow like the idea, that we have one single huge pdf, we can call the Book :) Why not The Guide? Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 24.07.08, Pavel Sanda wrote: On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. It would be really nice to have a HTML version of the Guides -- as a directory of reasonable sized pages with all the nice hyperlinks and a big index ... while html version could be used for that too, i somehow like the idea, that we have one single huge pdf, we can call the Book :) Why not The Guide? Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 24.07.08, Pavel Sanda wrote: > > On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: > >> by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to > >> produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus > >> lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? > > > > Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having > > a version exported to HTML would be useful? > > > >> we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. > > > > You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. It would be really nice to have a HTML version of the Guides -- as a directory of reasonable sized pages with all the nice hyperlinks and a big index ... > while html version could be used for that too, i somehow like the idea, that > we have one single huge pdf, we can call the Book :) Why not "The Guide"? Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 24.07.08, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Pavel Sanda wrote: or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. I think it's a good idea, this is useful information. Maybe as an appendix to Customization? Seconded. Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. Great. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. Sounds good. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. No opinion. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. Still, I like the idea of having these special versions of the documentation available through the web site. /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. while html version could be used for that too, i somehow like the idea, that we have one single huge pdf, we can call the Book :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 24.07.08, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Pavel Sanda wrote: or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. I think it's a good idea, this is useful information. Maybe as an appendix to Customization? Seconded. Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. Great. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. Sounds good. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. No opinion. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. Still, I like the idea of having these special versions of the documentation available through the web site. /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. while html version could be used for that too, i somehow like the idea, that we have one single huge pdf, we can call the Book :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 24.07.08, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > Pavel Sanda wrote: > > or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. > I think it's a good idea, this is useful information. Maybe as an > appendix to Customization? Seconded. Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. Great. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. Sounds good. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. No opinion. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having a version exported to HTML would be useful? we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. Still, I like the idea of having these special versions of the documentation available through the web site. /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
> On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: >> by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to >> produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus >> lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? > > Would you only use it to search for information? In that case, maybe having > a version exported to HTML would be useful? > >> we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. > > You don't mean as a single web page do you...? It'd be _huge_. while html version could be used for that too, i somehow like the idea, that we have one single huge pdf, we can call the Book :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 23.07.08, Pavel Sanda wrote: Dear LyXers, I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. Good news. Many thanks to you. * HTML documentation was produced via doxygen. The file could be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html or you can go directly to the right section: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html#5ae63e8160e98b54ad28f142ed40c202 This html page is HUGE. It would be helpfull (especially for people on slower net connections and not so powerfull machines) to have the lfuns section in a separate html document. (Of course I can use the pdf as well, but the active links in the html are an added bonus.) I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. What is the preferred destination for bug reports, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? Thanks again, Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. Great work! If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Should we put this in a page on the wiki site? It could just be a copy of your announcement that's put in a page in the development group, e.g. http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LFUN Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. What do you think? /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Should we put this in a page on the wiki site? It could just be a copy of your announcement that's put in a page in the development group, e.g. http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LFUN Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? i search often for some keyword and always get frustrated about ten different documments to look in. we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. What do you think? feel free to do whatsover you want :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
This html page is HUGE. It would be helpfull (especially for people on slower net connections and not so powerfull machines) to have the lfuns section in a separate html document. (Of course I can use the pdf as well, but the active links in the html are an added bonus.) you can play with it of course :) just run 'doxygen' command in your svn tree (sourcedoc directory). you get the page for any tweaking before you put it in wiki. :) I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. What is the preferred destination for bug reports, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? lyx-devel is the best. pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Pavel Sanda schrieb: i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. Yes, please do so. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I don't know if this is a good idea as this are informations for specialists and developers. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? This can be done, but not yet. I'm working to get the docs ready for LyX 1.6 and processing a 1000+ pages document is time consuming. I could provide such a file maybe when LyX 1.6.0 is out, but you can of course try to do it yourself. regards Uwe
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Yes, please do so. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I don't know if this is a good idea as this are informations for specialists and developers. you are probably right, help menu is overpopulated even now. I could provide such a file maybe when LyX 1.6.0 is out, this was exactly my wish but you can of course try to do it yourself. i'm afraid of the preambles i have seen :) of course i will compile some beast privately if you wont release anything official :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Pavel Sanda wrote: or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I think it's a good idea, this is useful information. Maybe as an appendix to Customization? Jürgen
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 23.07.08, Pavel Sanda wrote: Dear LyXers, I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. Good news. Many thanks to you. * HTML documentation was produced via doxygen. The file could be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html or you can go directly to the right section: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html#5ae63e8160e98b54ad28f142ed40c202 This html page is HUGE. It would be helpfull (especially for people on slower net connections and not so powerfull machines) to have the lfuns section in a separate html document. (Of course I can use the pdf as well, but the active links in the html are an added bonus.) I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. What is the preferred destination for bug reports, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? Thanks again, Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. Great work! If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Should we put this in a page on the wiki site? It could just be a copy of your announcement that's put in a page in the development group, e.g. http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LFUN Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. What do you think? /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Should we put this in a page on the wiki site? It could just be a copy of your announcement that's put in a page in the development group, e.g. http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LFUN Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? i search often for some keyword and always get frustrated about ten different documments to look in. we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. What do you think? feel free to do whatsover you want :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
This html page is HUGE. It would be helpfull (especially for people on slower net connections and not so powerfull machines) to have the lfuns section in a separate html document. (Of course I can use the pdf as well, but the active links in the html are an added bonus.) you can play with it of course :) just run 'doxygen' command in your svn tree (sourcedoc directory). you get the page for any tweaking before you put it in wiki. :) I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. What is the preferred destination for bug reports, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? lyx-devel is the best. pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Pavel Sanda schrieb: i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. Yes, please do so. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I don't know if this is a good idea as this are informations for specialists and developers. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? This can be done, but not yet. I'm working to get the docs ready for LyX 1.6 and processing a 1000+ pages document is time consuming. I could provide such a file maybe when LyX 1.6.0 is out, but you can of course try to do it yourself. regards Uwe
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Yes, please do so. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I don't know if this is a good idea as this are informations for specialists and developers. you are probably right, help menu is overpopulated even now. I could provide such a file maybe when LyX 1.6.0 is out, this was exactly my wish but you can of course try to do it yourself. i'm afraid of the preambles i have seen :) of course i will compile some beast privately if you wont release anything official :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Pavel Sanda wrote: or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I think it's a good idea, this is useful information. Maybe as an appendix to Customization? Jürgen
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On 23.07.08, Pavel Sanda wrote: > Dear LyXers, > I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. Good news. Many thanks to you. > * HTML documentation was produced via doxygen. The file could be found here: > http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html > or you can go directly to the right section: > > http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html#5ae63e8160e98b54ad28f142ed40c202 This html page is HUGE. It would be helpfull (especially for people on slower net connections and not so powerfull machines) to have the lfuns section in a separate html document. (Of course I can use the pdf as well, but the active links in the html are an added bonus.) > I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way > its documented), typo in documentation etc. What is the preferred destination for bug reports, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? Thanks again, Günter
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Pavel Sanda wrote: I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. Great work! If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Should we put this in a page on the wiki site? It could just be a copy of your announcement that's put in a page in the development group, e.g. http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LFUN Then we can link to that page from the page http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions and eventually integrate the results. What do you think? /Christian -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
>> If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful >> for your needs. > > Should we put this in a page on the wiki site? It could just be a copy of > your announcement that's put in a page in the development group, e.g. > > http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/LFUN > > Then we can link to that page from the page > http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions > and eventually integrate the results. i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? i search often for some keyword and always get frustrated about ten different documments to look in. we can even put this as main documentation link from our official site. > What do you think? feel free to do whatsover you want :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
> This html page is HUGE. It would be helpfull (especially for people on > slower net connections and not so powerfull machines) to have the lfuns > section in a separate html document. (Of course I can use the pdf as well, > but the active links in the html are an added bonus.) you can play with it of course :) just run 'doxygen' command in your svn tree (sourcedoc directory). you get the page for any tweaking before you put it in wiki. :) > > I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way > > its documented), typo in documentation etc. > > What is the preferred destination for bug reports, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? lyx-devel is the best. pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Pavel Sanda schrieb: i have already put the section here, so from my point of view its finished. when 1.6 is out we can replace the whole page by the current version. Yes, please do so. or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think its good idea. I don't know if this is a good idea as this are informations for specialists and developers. by the way - Uwe, i have hidden wish - would it be possible for you to produce ONE BIG LYX documentation for all the manuals together (plus lfuns.lyx) - each file could be one part for example... ? This can be done, but not yet. I'm working to get the docs ready for LyX 1.6 and processing a 1000+ pages document is time consuming. I could provide such a file maybe when LyX 1.6.0 is out, but you can of course try to do it yourself. regards Uwe
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
> Yes, please do so. > >> or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think >> its good idea. > > I don't know if this is a good idea as this are informations for > specialists and developers. you are probably right, help menu is overpopulated even now. > I could > provide such a file maybe when LyX 1.6.0 is out, this was exactly my wish >but you can of course try > to do it yourself. i'm afraid of the preambles i have seen :) of course i will compile some beast privately if you wont release anything official :) pavel
Re: Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Pavel Sanda wrote: > or we can put the .lyx file into LyX help menu. dont know if others think > its good idea. I think it's a good idea, this is useful information. Maybe as an appendix to Customization? Jürgen
Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Dear LyXers, I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Some technical speech: * All documentation is orginally written as doxygen comments in our source code, so this should be the first place to check-up documentation bugs, improvements etc. You should be able to find most up-to-date version (but not much readable) here: http://www.lyx.org/trac/browser/lyx-devel/trunk/src/LyXAction.cpp * The documentation is synchonized with the upcomming LyX 1.6. Many things could be used even for 1.5 series of LyX, but be careful (bug reports should be checked always against 1.6.) * HTML documentation was produced via doxygen. The file could be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html or you can go directly to the right section: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html#5ae63e8160e98b54ad28f142ed40c202 * .lyx version was produced by hand-crafted script and can be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/lfuns.lyx or .pdf version respectively: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/lfuns.pdf I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. Disclaimer: Please note that the conversion to HTML or .lyx is not at all 100% and is not intended to be typographical jewel... Enjoy! Pavel
Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Dear LyXers, I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Some technical speech: * All documentation is orginally written as doxygen comments in our source code, so this should be the first place to check-up documentation bugs, improvements etc. You should be able to find most up-to-date version (but not much readable) here: http://www.lyx.org/trac/browser/lyx-devel/trunk/src/LyXAction.cpp * The documentation is synchonized with the upcomming LyX 1.6. Many things could be used even for 1.5 series of LyX, but be careful (bug reports should be checked always against 1.6.) * HTML documentation was produced via doxygen. The file could be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html or you can go directly to the right section: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html#5ae63e8160e98b54ad28f142ed40c202 * .lyx version was produced by hand-crafted script and can be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/lfuns.lyx or .pdf version respectively: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/lfuns.pdf I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. Disclaimer: Please note that the conversion to HTML or .lyx is not at all 100% and is not intended to be typographical jewel... Enjoy! Pavel
Documentation of LyX functions (aka LFUNs)
Dear LyXers, I'm proud to announce that the LFUNs documentation project has been finished. If you are interested in mastering LyX this documentation could be useful for your needs. Some technical speech: * All documentation is orginally written as doxygen comments in our source code, so this should be the first place to check-up documentation bugs, improvements etc. You should be able to find most up-to-date version (but not much readable) here: http://www.lyx.org/trac/browser/lyx-devel/trunk/src/LyXAction.cpp * The documentation is synchonized with the upcomming LyX 1.6. Many things could be used even for 1.5 series of LyX, but be careful (bug reports should be checked always against 1.6.) * HTML documentation was produced via doxygen. The file could be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html or you can go directly to the right section: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/html/namespacelyx.html#5ae63e8160e98b54ad28f142ed40c202 * .lyx version was produced by hand-crafted script and can be found here: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/lfuns.lyx or .pdf version respectively: http://www.lyx.org/~sanda/doxygen/lfuns.pdf I would appreciate all bug reports (i.e. some lfun does not work in the way its documented), typo in documentation etc. Disclaimer: Please note that the conversion to HTML or .lyx is not at all 100% and is not intended to be typographical jewel... Enjoy! Pavel
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007, Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3. I think Uwe just updated/created this page: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-5-1 Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions? Unfortunately no :-( /C -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
I think Uwe just updated/created this page: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-5-1 Yes, the list is now actual again. regards Uwe
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007, Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3. I think Uwe just updated/created this page: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-5-1 Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions? Unfortunately no :-( /C -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
I think Uwe just updated/created this page: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-5-1 Yes, the list is now actual again. regards Uwe
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007, Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3. I think Uwe just updated/created this page: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-5-1 Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions? Unfortunately no :-( /C -- Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
I think Uwe just updated/created this page: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-5-1 Yes, the list is now actual again. regards Uwe
Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
Hi all, There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3. Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Author: Universal Troubleshooting Process books and courseware http://www.troubleshooters.com/
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions
Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get
the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3.
Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and
everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions?
Not really. At least: not other than reading other bits of the code. One
very helpful place, though, is the .bind files.
Regarding the code, here's what I know about how to figure out the LyX
functions. First, LyXAction.cpp basically gives you a translation manual
between what you'd type in the minibuffer or put in a .bind file (e.g.,
pagebreak-insert) and the internal LyX representation of these (e.g.,
LFUN_PAGEBREAK_INSERT). The names will give you some sense what the
commands do, and you can just try them out in the minibuffer, once you
know what arguments they expect. That's the tricky part.
The LFUNs are handled in several different places. One is the dispatch()
method in LyXFunc.cpp. This takes a FuncRequest (see
FuncRequest.{h,cpp}), which basically encapsulates an LFUN and a string
argument to it, and some related information. There's a giant switch
statement then, and it's here that you can start to find information on
what the argument is expected to be like, though you may have to follow
the call elsewhere. Not all the LFUNs are handled there, though. There's
a dispatch method in Text3.cpp that handles LFUNs that are connected
with actual text editing. And some LFUNs are ultimately handled by
insets via their doDispatch() methods. The easiest thing to do,
ultimately, I think, is to grep the LFUN once you have it.
Richard
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Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
Hi all, There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3. Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Author: Universal Troubleshooting Process books and courseware http://www.troubleshooters.com/
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions
Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get
the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3.
Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and
everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions?
Not really. At least: not other than reading other bits of the code. One
very helpful place, though, is the .bind files.
Regarding the code, here's what I know about how to figure out the LyX
functions. First, LyXAction.cpp basically gives you a translation manual
between what you'd type in the minibuffer or put in a .bind file (e.g.,
pagebreak-insert) and the internal LyX representation of these (e.g.,
LFUN_PAGEBREAK_INSERT). The names will give you some sense what the
commands do, and you can just try them out in the minibuffer, once you
know what arguments they expect. That's the tricky part.
The LFUNs are handled in several different places. One is the dispatch()
method in LyXFunc.cpp. This takes a FuncRequest (see
FuncRequest.{h,cpp}), which basically encapsulates an LFUN and a string
argument to it, and some related information. There's a giant switch
statement then, and it's here that you can start to find information on
what the argument is expected to be like, though you may have to follow
the call elsewhere. Not all the LFUNs are handled there, though. There's
a dispatch method in Text3.cpp that handles LFUNs that are connected
with actual text editing. And some LFUNs are ultimately handled by
insets via their doDispatch() methods. The easiest thing to do,
ultimately, I think, is to grep the LFUN once you have it.
Richard
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Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
Hi all, There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3. Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions? Thanks SteveT Steve Litt Author: Universal Troubleshooting Process books and courseware http://www.troubleshooters.com/
Re: Where can I find better info on LyX functions?
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
There's long list of LyX functions for 1.3.3 here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctions
Unfortunately most of them have no explanations or argument lists, and I get
the feeling the list is not complete, even for 1.3.3.
Is there a better place (besides reading and understanding LyXAction.c and
everything called from it) to get information on LyX functions?
Not really. At least: not other than reading other bits of the code. One
very helpful place, though, is the .bind files.
Regarding the code, here's what I know about how to figure out the LyX
functions. First, LyXAction.cpp basically gives you a translation manual
between what you'd type in the minibuffer or put in a .bind file (e.g.,
pagebreak-insert) and the internal LyX representation of these (e.g.,
LFUN_PAGEBREAK_INSERT). The names will give you some sense what the
commands do, and you can just try them out in the minibuffer, once you
know what arguments they expect. That's the tricky part.
The LFUNs are handled in several different places. One is the dispatch()
method in LyXFunc.cpp. This takes a FuncRequest (see
FuncRequest.{h,cpp}), which basically encapsulates an LFUN and a string
argument to it, and some related information. There's a giant switch
statement then, and it's here that you can start to find information on
what the argument is expected to be like, though you may have to follow
the call elsewhere. Not all the LFUNs are handled there, though. There's
a dispatch method in Text3.cpp that handles LFUNs that are connected
with actual text editing. And some LFUNs are ultimately handled by
insets via their doDispatch() methods. The easiest thing to do,
ultimately, I think, is to grep the LFUN once you have it.
Richard
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Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch wrote:
Dear Sirs,
thank you very much for your engagement for Free Software.
Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions:
1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps
Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for
standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography.
2. LaTeX package endnotes:
Two options should be included in the implemenation of endnotes for LyX:
1) adding endnotes at the end of a chapter (not only at the end of a book).
2) using footnotes (in the chapter) AND using endnotes (at the end of the same
chapter) simultaneuosly, separately
The possibility to define oneŽs own denotation for the endnotes (for entiteling
them) would also be usefull.
3. Making a page number invisible
It would be important to have a function for making a page number invisible:
When an image needs the whole page it sometimes would look better without the
page number at the bottom of it.
The last one is easy in ERT: \thispagestyle{empty}
Of course, a nicer way (insert-special formatting-pagestyle)
for this common occurence would be interesting,
but \thispagestyle at least lets you do it today.
Helge Hafting
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: 1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography. This is a feature request submitted to bugzilla: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2536 I have added your request there. Feel free to write there too. Regards, Andreas
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch wrote:
Dear Sirs,
thank you very much for your engagement for Free Software.
Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions:
1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps
Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for
standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography.
2. LaTeX package endnotes:
Two options should be included in the implemenation of endnotes for LyX:
1) adding endnotes at the end of a chapter (not only at the end of a book).
2) using footnotes (in the chapter) AND using endnotes (at the end of the same
chapter) simultaneuosly, separately
The possibility to define oneŽs own denotation for the endnotes (for entiteling
them) would also be usefull.
3. Making a page number invisible
It would be important to have a function for making a page number invisible:
When an image needs the whole page it sometimes would look better without the
page number at the bottom of it.
The last one is easy in ERT: \thispagestyle{empty}
Of course, a nicer way (insert-special formatting-pagestyle)
for this common occurence would be interesting,
but \thispagestyle at least lets you do it today.
Helge Hafting
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: 1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography. This is a feature request submitted to bugzilla: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2536 I have added your request there. Feel free to write there too. Regards, Andreas
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch wrote:
Dear Sirs,
thank you very much for your engagement for Free Software.
Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions:
1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps
Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for
standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography.
2. LaTeX package endnotes:
Two options should be included in the implemenation of endnotes for LyX:
1) adding endnotes at the end of a chapter (not only at the end of a book).
2) using footnotes (in the chapter) AND using endnotes (at the end of the same
chapter) simultaneuosly, separately
The possibility to define oneŽs own denotation for the endnotes (for entiteling
them) would also be usefull.
3. Making a page number invisible
It would be important to have a function for making a page number invisible:
When an image needs the whole page it sometimes would look better without the
page number at the bottom of it.
The last one is easy in ERT: \thispagestyle{empty}
Of course, a nicer way (insert->special formatting->pagestyle)
for this common occurence would be interesting,
but \thispagestyle at least lets you do it today.
Helge Hafting
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: > > 1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps > Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for standard users to use via ERT. > Initials are so basic in typography. This is a feature request submitted to bugzilla: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2536 I have added your request there. Feel free to write there too. Regards, Andreas
Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Dear Sirs, thank you very much for your engagement for Free Software. Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: 1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography. 2. LaTeX package endnotes: Two options should be included in the implemenation of endnotes for LyX: 1) adding endnotes at the end of a chapter (not only at the end of a book). 2) using footnotes (in the chapter) AND using endnotes (at the end of the same chapter) simultaneuosly, separately The possibility to define oneŽs own denotation for the endnotes (for entiteling them) would also be usefull. 3. Making a page number invisible It would be important to have a function for making a page number invisible: When an image needs the whole page it sometimes would look better without the page number at the bottom of it. Thank you once again for engaging for LyX! Yours sincerely Markus Jockisch __ XXL-Speicher, PC-Virenschutz, Spartarife mehr: Nur im WEB.DE Club! Jetzt gratis testen! http://freemail.web.de/home/landingpad/?mc=021130
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch wrote: Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: To make sure these suggestions are not forgotten, you should file separate enhancement requests for each at http://bugzilla.lyx.org (Please check in advance if they are not yet there). Jürgen
Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Dear Sirs, thank you very much for your engagement for Free Software. Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: 1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography. 2. LaTeX package endnotes: Two options should be included in the implemenation of endnotes for LyX: 1) adding endnotes at the end of a chapter (not only at the end of a book). 2) using footnotes (in the chapter) AND using endnotes (at the end of the same chapter) simultaneuosly, separately The possibility to define oneŽs own denotation for the endnotes (for entiteling them) would also be usefull. 3. Making a page number invisible It would be important to have a function for making a page number invisible: When an image needs the whole page it sometimes would look better without the page number at the bottom of it. Thank you once again for engaging for LyX! Yours sincerely Markus Jockisch __ XXL-Speicher, PC-Virenschutz, Spartarife mehr: Nur im WEB.DE Club! Jetzt gratis testen! http://freemail.web.de/home/landingpad/?mc=021130
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch wrote: Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: To make sure these suggestions are not forgotten, you should file separate enhancement requests for each at http://bugzilla.lyx.org (Please check in advance if they are not yet there). Jürgen
Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Dear Sirs, thank you very much for your engagement for Free Software. Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: 1. LaTeX packages: dropping or dropcaps Could you implement one of these packages? They are much too difficult for standard users to use via ERT. Initials are so basic in typography. 2. LaTeX package endnotes: Two options should be included in the implemenation of endnotes for LyX: 1) adding endnotes at the end of a chapter (not only at the end of a book). 2) using footnotes (in the chapter) AND using endnotes (at the end of the same chapter) simultaneuosly, separately The possibility to define oneŽs own denotation for the endnotes (for entiteling them) would also be usefull. 3. Making a page number invisible It would be important to have a function for making a page number invisible: When an image needs the whole page it sometimes would look better without the page number at the bottom of it. Thank you once again for engaging for LyX! Yours sincerely Markus Jockisch __ XXL-Speicher, PC-Virenschutz, Spartarife & mehr: Nur im WEB.DE Club! Jetzt gratis testen! http://freemail.web.de/home/landingpad/?mc=021130
Re: Feature Request / suggestions for new LyX functions
Markus Jockisch wrote: > Here are some suggestions for new LyX functions: To make sure these suggestions are not forgotten, you should file separate enhancement requests for each at http://bugzilla.lyx.org (Please check in advance if they are not yet there). Jürgen
