Re: change font used in lyx-code environment ??
On 2009-01-16, Paul Johnson wrote:
In Ubuntu 8.10 I'm running Lyx 1.6.1. In Noweb documents, I notice
the problem that the typewriter font does not show double quotes.
Until I find the problem in the weaving process that causes this, I
want to just eliminate all use of the typewriter font--whenever a lyx
environment calls for typewriter, I'd substitute sans serif or
something.
How about using a typewriter font that shows them?
I've learned that I CAN hack the font setting in the lyxcode in the LyX file
lyxmacros.inc
This would change the font in the lyx GUI, not in the output.
Is there a way I can, in the document itself, tell the Lyx-Code
environment not to use typwriter font?
Export to LaTeX and see how it is defined. Then change the definition in the
latex preamble.
I guess I need to change all environments that might invoke the
typewriter font.
Or just use another typewriter font, say
\renewcommand{\ttdefault\{txtt}
in the LaTeX preamble.
Günter
Re: change font used in lyx-code environment ??
On 2009-01-16, Paul Johnson wrote:
In Ubuntu 8.10 I'm running Lyx 1.6.1. In Noweb documents, I notice
the problem that the typewriter font does not show double quotes.
Until I find the problem in the weaving process that causes this, I
want to just eliminate all use of the typewriter font--whenever a lyx
environment calls for typewriter, I'd substitute sans serif or
something.
How about using a typewriter font that shows them?
I've learned that I CAN hack the font setting in the lyxcode in the LyX file
lyxmacros.inc
This would change the font in the lyx GUI, not in the output.
Is there a way I can, in the document itself, tell the Lyx-Code
environment not to use typwriter font?
Export to LaTeX and see how it is defined. Then change the definition in the
latex preamble.
I guess I need to change all environments that might invoke the
typewriter font.
Or just use another typewriter font, say
\renewcommand{\ttdefault\{txtt}
in the LaTeX preamble.
Günter
Re: change font used in lyx-code environment ??
On 2009-01-16, Paul Johnson wrote:
> In Ubuntu 8.10 I'm running Lyx 1.6.1. In Noweb documents, I notice
> the problem that the typewriter font does not show double quotes.
> Until I find the problem in the weaving process that causes this, I
> want to just eliminate all use of the typewriter font--whenever a lyx
> environment calls for typewriter, I'd substitute sans serif or
> something.
How about using a typewriter font that shows them?
> I've learned that I CAN hack the font setting in the lyxcode in the LyX file
> lyxmacros.inc
This would change the font in the lyx GUI, not in the output.
> Is there a way I can, in the document itself, tell the Lyx-Code
> environment not to use typwriter font?
Export to LaTeX and see how it is defined. Then change the definition in the
latex preamble.
> I guess I need to change all environments that might invoke the
> typewriter font.
Or just use another typewriter font, say
\renewcommand{\ttdefault\{txtt}
in the LaTeX preamble.
Günter
change font used in lyx-code environment ??
In Ubuntu 8.10 I'm running Lyx 1.6.1. In Noweb documents, I notice the problem that the typewriter font does not show double quotes. They show as black boxes, as you can see in some example output. http://pj.freefaculty.org/latex/foo.pdf Until I find the problem in the weaving process that causes this, I want to just eliminate all use of the typewriter font--whenever a lyx environment calls for typewriter, I'd substitute sans serif or something. (Actually, I only need to replace `` and '' from the typewriter family, but don't know if that is simpler.). I've learned that I CAN hack the font setting in the lyxcode in the LyX file lyxmacros.inc to change the ttfamily to sffamily, but I don't like that answer so much because it changes lyxcode for all classes. Is there a way I can, in the document itself, tell the Lyx-Code environment not to use typwriter font? I guess I need to change all environments that might invoke the typewriter font. -- Paul E. Johnson Professor, Political Science 1541 Lilac Lane, Room 504 University of Kansas
change font used in lyx-code environment ??
In Ubuntu 8.10 I'm running Lyx 1.6.1. In Noweb documents, I notice the problem that the typewriter font does not show double quotes. They show as black boxes, as you can see in some example output. http://pj.freefaculty.org/latex/foo.pdf Until I find the problem in the weaving process that causes this, I want to just eliminate all use of the typewriter font--whenever a lyx environment calls for typewriter, I'd substitute sans serif or something. (Actually, I only need to replace `` and '' from the typewriter family, but don't know if that is simpler.). I've learned that I CAN hack the font setting in the lyxcode in the LyX file lyxmacros.inc to change the ttfamily to sffamily, but I don't like that answer so much because it changes lyxcode for all classes. Is there a way I can, in the document itself, tell the Lyx-Code environment not to use typwriter font? I guess I need to change all environments that might invoke the typewriter font. -- Paul E. Johnson Professor, Political Science 1541 Lilac Lane, Room 504 University of Kansas
change font used in lyx-code environment ??
In Ubuntu 8.10 I'm running Lyx 1.6.1. In Noweb documents, I notice the problem that the typewriter font does not show double quotes. They show as black boxes, as you can see in some example output. http://pj.freefaculty.org/latex/foo.pdf Until I find the problem in the weaving process that causes this, I want to just eliminate all use of the typewriter font--whenever a lyx environment calls for typewriter, I'd substitute sans serif or something. (Actually, I only need to replace `` and '' from the typewriter family, but don't know if that is simpler.). I've learned that I CAN hack the font setting in the lyxcode in the LyX file lyxmacros.inc to change the ttfamily to sffamily, but I don't like that answer so much because it changes lyxcode for all classes. Is there a way I can, in the document itself, tell the Lyx-Code environment not to use typwriter font? I guess I need to change all environments that might invoke the typewriter font. -- Paul E. Johnson Professor, Political Science 1541 Lilac Lane, Room 504 University of Kansas
