Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
A quick solution for now (besides reverting this stuff) could be to change
the UCS4 code points to the font code points of the cmsy font and use that
for drawing. I definitely don't like yet another font requirement.
IMO, requiring a font covering all of Unicode for
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
A quick solution for now (besides reverting this stuff) could be to change
the UCS4 code points to the font code points of the cmsy font and use that
for drawing. I definitely don't like yet another font requirement.
IMO, requiring a font covering all of Unicode for
://www.pango.org), upon which GTK2 is based.
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s Pango (http://www.pango.org), upon which GTK2 is based.
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Hi folks,
is there a reason why automake 2.57 is listed as unsupported?
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Hi folks,
is there a reason why automake 2.57 is listed as unsupported?
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it running by now, and it's rather pretty, though unstable.
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, and you'll have to
redistribute it with the binary application).
If you could just send me the file I'll continue testing.
Have you ever tried linking against a newer Qt?
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I've got it running by now, and it's rather pretty, though unstable.
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s equivalent of libm, and you'll have to
redistribute it with the binary application).
If you could just send me the file I'll continue testing.
Have you ever tried linking against a newer Qt?
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With searchin
hundreds of formulas , you would know the answer.
KB Having a slower processor is a pain on startup.
Would it be possible to generate bitmaps ahead while the user does
nothing, just to utilize idle periods?
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a while back.
These were mainly for compilation with the Intel compiler.
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KB> If you would have hundreds of formulas , you would know the answer.
KB> Having a slower processor is a pain on startup.
Would it be possible to generate bitmaps ahead while the user does
nothing, just to utilize idle periods?
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He sent patches a while back.
These were mainly for compilation with the Intel compiler.
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material in the file itself.
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some combining characters (like Arabic or
Hebrew vowels), one will need a secondary function.
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. There is a special document on
normalization forms available from http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr15/)
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ean, this does somehow remind me of this 640 kB
thingy, so with 32 bits one is on the safe side ;-)
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th the option to include selected
secondary material in the file itself.
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ment excluding combining
characters, but including some combining characters (like Arabic or
Hebrew vowels), one will need a secondary function.
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r on all combining marks to
have them comparable.
On input, both are trivial to do. On pasting & file import, both are a
bit of work, but generally in the linear range.
Note that this problem is not specific to text processing at all; a
database would have the same problem on field comparison.
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internals of LyX's running on two separate operating system.
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of their document text in the first byte.
for storage, utf-8 is not a bad choice, mainly because of the partial
ascii-compatibility with existing tools... but i was talking about
internal representation :-)
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enerating
malformed bit sequences, which means a lot of extra special cases in
debugging. On the positive side, it's binary compatible with existing
8-bit systems.
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wchar_t, whatever that
is on the respective operating system, and use the operating system's
conversion routines for wcbar_t - because there is no data exchange of
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that most of our users can
JL> encode most of their document text in the first byte.
for storage, utf-8 is not a bad choice, mainly because of the partial
ascii-compatibility with existing tools... but i was talking about
internal representation :-)
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of first
enabling all sorts of encodings in the document, and then converting
the whole system to Unicode.
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to save the double work of first
enabling all sorts of encodings in the document, and then converting
the whole system to Unicode.
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ish or otherwise non-Latin-1 users
might have a use for, too. :-)
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MJ I think we should consider to use FLTK (www.fltk.org) as graphic library:
MJ - it runs over Linux, UNIX, Windows, MacOS and OS/2.
MJ - can be linked staticaly 'cause it's tiny.
MJ - it's open source and free.
MJ What do you think about it?
In principle, not a bad thing, however FLTK doesn't
MJ> I think we should consider to use FLTK (www.fltk.org) as graphic library:
MJ> - it runs over Linux, UNIX, Windows, MacOS and OS/2.
MJ> - can be linked staticaly 'cause it's tiny.
MJ> - it's open source and free.
MJ> What do you think about it?
In principle, not a bad thing, however FLTK
DT Since, QT uses unicode internally, we should use that.
Unicode support in Qt 2.1 is *bad*, and even 3 has some problems. I'm
not sure about RTL scripts, for example. At least for Qt 2.1 and Qt
for Windows, this could mean some serious working around trouble for
Hebrew and Arabic.
Philipp
DT> Since, QT uses unicode internally, we should use that.
Unicode support in Qt 2.1 is *bad*, and even 3 has some problems. I'm
not sure about RTL scripts, for example. At least for Qt 2.1 and Qt
for Windows, this could mean some serious working around trouble for
Hebrew and Arabic.
Philipp
Hi John,
JL Comments please. I'm not sure how this will fit into my favourite
JL icons panel yet.
Variation screenshot attached.
Changes:
- Added group boxes for better grouping to overall enhance usability,
especially for the symbol area, where I think there should be a
distinction
Hi John,
JL> Comments please. I'm not sure how this will fit into my "favourite
JL> icons" panel yet.
Variation screenshot attached.
Changes:
- Added group boxes for better grouping to overall enhance usability,
especially for the symbol area, where I think there should be a
distinction
Setting lastfile limit to an obscene value, maybe.
JAOM The limit is 9, and I don't consider that an abscene since I use it. ;-)
JAOM I changed the preferences value by hand but lyx detected that it was out of
JAOM range [4,9]
Why not use a lastfiles value of X, and when there's X
JL I see no reason to have this configurable (especially to such a silly
JL range).
Of course, one could configure a maximum of 9, display up to 9 in the
list and then break it at 7 to populate the submenu with 3 entries,
but then the configurability loses a lot of its point. Maybe one could
>> Setting lastfile limit to an obscene value, maybe.
JAOM> The limit is 9, and I don't consider that an abscene since I use it. ;-)
JAOM> I changed the preferences value by hand but lyx detected that it was out of
JAOM> range [4,9]
Why not use a lastfiles value of X, and when there's >X
JL> I see no reason to have this configurable (especially to such a silly
JL> range).
Of course, one could configure a maximum of 9, display up to 9 in the
list and then break it at 7 to populate the submenu with 3 entries,
but then the configurability loses a lot of its point. Maybe one could
AKAN Misc - Miscallenous or Misc.
nitpick If you do correct this, make it Miscellaneous ;-)
/nitpick
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AKAN> "Misc" ->> "Miscallenous" or "Misc."
If you do correct this, make it "Miscellaneous" ;-)
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Would it seem a good idea to merge the CJK patch for support of
multibyte character sets with the main trunk sometime in the near
future (such as for 1.3)?
SM No. The CJK patch is not something we want to see merged with its
SM current status, and xforms-0. is not something CJK users
SM
Installing Unicode fonts that way (by splitting them into subfonts and
then unifying them under a virtual font) is not a convenient process;
however, a user has to do it only once, and the entire font selection
is done by Omega, so that the complexity is largely hidden from the
user. Users
LGB | For most uses of non-Latin script in TeX, Omega + Unicode probably is
LGB | the way to go already or will be within some time. A LyX that fits
LGB | into such a workflow with Unicode input/output would complement this
LGB | rather nicely.
LGB My plan is to use unicode (or rather ucs4)
>> Would it seem a good idea to merge the CJK patch for support of
>> multibyte character sets with the main trunk sometime in the near
>> future (such as for 1.3)?
SM> No. The CJK patch is not something we want to see merged with its
SM> current status, and xforms-0. is not something CJK
>> Installing Unicode fonts that way (by splitting them into subfonts and
>> then unifying them under a virtual font) is not a convenient process;
>> however, a user has to do it only once, and the entire font selection
>> is done by Omega, so that the complexity is largely hidden from the
>>
LGB> | For most uses of non-Latin script in TeX, Omega + Unicode probably is
LGB> | the way to go already or will be within some time. A LyX that fits
LGB> | into such a workflow with Unicode input/output would complement this
LGB> | rather nicely.
LGB> My plan is to use unicode (or rather ucs4)
Would it seem a good idea to merge the CJK patch for support of
multibyte character sets with the main trunk sometime in the near
future (such as for 1.3)?
Supporting a whole extra version of LyX is probably a pain in the
rear. Moreover, merging it in would be a good step towards Unicode/Omega
Would it seem a good idea to merge the CJK patch for support of
multibyte character sets with the main trunk sometime in the near
future (such as for 1.3)?
Supporting a whole extra version of LyX is probably a pain in the
rear. Moreover, merging it in would be a good step towards Unicode/Omega
What would be the format that (a) can be produced by gs, (b) displayed
natively by LyX and (c) is the fastest?
JL Undoubtedly the fastest method is to use the X rendering we used to for
JL figinset, since there is no intermediate file, and probably no need to
JL spawn another gs process.
>> What would be the format that (a) can be produced by gs, (b) displayed
>> "natively" by LyX and (c) is the "fastest"?
JL> Undoubtedly the fastest method is to use the X rendering we used to for
JL> figinset, since there is no intermediate file, and probably no need to
JL> spawn another gs
Hi,This is a WinXP patch
I wish you would like it.
Since I am quite sure that I don't like it, and since I'm sitting on a
modem line where five extra 120 to 200 kByte mails a day do make a
difference, I wonder whether it would be possible to filter out
e-mail viruses in the mailing list
> Hi,This is a WinXP patch
> I wish you would like it.
Since I am quite sure that I don't like it, and since I'm sitting on a
modem line where five extra 120 to 200 kByte mails a day do make a
difference, I wonder whether it would be possible to filter out
e-mail viruses in the mailing list
Hello folks,
Is there a recommended way to get 1.2.0pre4 to link on Cygwin?
I'm using recent cygwin, bxforms-0.89 with libforms.a in place. LyX
compiles OK. On linking, however, it seems that libforms.a isn't
linked against: all references from the frontends bit are complained
to be undefined.
Hello folks,
Is there a recommended way to get 1.2.0pre4 to link on Cygwin?
I'm using recent cygwin, bxforms-0.89 with libforms.a in place. LyX
compiles OK. On linking, however, it seems that libforms.a isn't
linked against: all references from the frontends bit are complained
to be undefined.
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AR Wasn't the point of the GNU suggested wording to be a model of how to
AR allow linking to Qt2 on Windows? On Unix there is no problem with
AR either GPL or QPL as I understand it. So we would still need to
AR mention Qt2. What
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Hi folks,
AR> Wasn't the point of the GNU suggested wording to be a model of how to
AR> allow linking to Qt2 on Windows? On Unix there is no problem with
AR> either GPL or QPL as I understand it. So we would still need to
AR> mention Qt2. What
Hi Jose,
That would be a
nice step towards integrating LyX into a SGML/XML workflow, something
which I'm really looking for.
JAOM LyX already has support for docbook, it lags behind the latex support but
JAOM is comming along very well.
JAOM What would you like to do differently?
I was
Hi Jose,
>> That would be a
>> nice step towards integrating LyX into a SGML/XML workflow, something
>> which I'm really looking for.
JAOM> LyX already has support for docbook, it lags behind the latex support but
JAOM> is comming along very well.
JAOM> What would you like to do
As far as I understand does LyX not have a straightforward word-count
routine. Often journals or publications put limitations on the number
of words, in which case a word-count would come in handy.
AP I think the main problem is answering the question What constitutes a word?
AP Is I a word?
Is I a word? i.e.? a? b? a+b? a+\frac{4}{5b}?
RL Yes to all.
There we are, the first divergence of opinion :-) My German
WordPerfect counts i.e. as two words.
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>> As far as I understand does LyX not have a straightforward word-count
>> routine. Often journals or publications put limitations on the number
>> of words, in which case a word-count would come in handy.
AP> I think the main problem is answering the question "What constitutes a word?"
AP> Is
>> Is "I" a word? "i.e."? "a"? "b"? "a+b"? "a+\frac{4}{5b}"?
RL> Yes to all.
There we are, the first divergence of opinion :-) My German
WordPerfect counts i.e. as two words.
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