Dominik Waenhoven [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You could add a shortcut to your local .bind-file, e.g.
\bind M-o command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \oe{};
inset-toggle
\bind M-S-O command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \OE{};
inset-toggle
Thanks, this works fine...but for some
Dominik Waenhoven [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You could add a shortcut to your local .bind-file, e.g.
\bind M-o command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \oe{};
inset-toggle
\bind M-S-O command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \OE{};
inset-toggle
Thanks, this works fine...but for some
Dominik WaÃenhoven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You could add a shortcut to your local .bind-file, e.g.
>
> \bind "M-o" "command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \oe{};
> inset-toggle"
> \bind "M-S-O" "command-sequence ert-insert; self-insert \OE{};
> inset-toggle"
Thanks, this works
Uwe Sthr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Use the command \oe or \OE.
Thanks. Forgive my ignorance (and I have tried to look in the docs),
but what's the quickest way to type this? Adding an ERT box and then
typing \oe every time is a bit slow; on the other hand, search and
replace of oe once the
Uwe Sthr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Use the command \oe or \OE.
Thanks. Forgive my ignorance (and I have tried to look in the docs),
but what's the quickest way to type this? Adding an ERT box and then
typing \oe every time is a bit slow; on the other hand, search and
replace of oe once the
Uwe StÃhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Use the command \oe or \OE.
Thanks. Forgive my ignorance (and I have tried to look in the docs),
but what's the quickest way to type this? Adding an ERT box and then
typing \oe every time is a bit slow; on the other hand, search and
replace of "oe" once
What's the easiest way to type oe ligatures in French? I was a bit
surprised to find this wasn't an automatic ligature in LaTeX when
using French given it's almost always what you want.
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What's the easiest way to type oe ligatures in French? I was a bit
surprised to find this wasn't an automatic ligature in LaTeX when
using French given it's almost always what you want.
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What's the easiest way to type oe ligatures in French? I was a bit
surprised to find this wasn't an automatic ligature in LaTeX when
using French given it's almost always what you want.
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I thought I'd found something about this on the web before, but I can't
now.
On my RH Fedora 1 system I'm trying to cut'n'paste from OOo 1.1.0 to LyX
1.3.4. This doesn't work: only the first line or maybe few lines is
pasted (this is by selecting the text with the mouse in OOo, then pasting
I thought I'd found something about this on the web before, but I can't
now.
On my RH Fedora 1 system I'm trying to cut'n'paste from OOo 1.1.0 to LyX
1.3.4. This doesn't work: only the first line or maybe few lines is
pasted (this is by selecting the text with the mouse in OOo, then pasting
I thought I'd found something about this on the web before, but I can't
now.
On my RH Fedora 1 system I'm trying to cut'n'paste from OOo 1.1.0 to LyX
1.3.4. This doesn't work: only the first line or maybe few lines is
pasted (this is by selecting the text with the mouse in OOo, then pasting
When importing text into an OpenOffice document, I suggested to a naïve
user that she export the LyX document as text. She had two problems, both
of which merit attention to LyX's menus, I think.
First, in most programs, Text is a file type listed on the save dialog,
not under Export, which tends
When importing text into an OpenOffice document, I suggested to a naïve
user that she export the LyX document as text. She had two problems, both
of which merit attention to LyX's menus, I think.
First, in most programs, Text is a file type listed on the save dialog,
not under Export, which tends
When importing text into an OpenOffice document, I suggested to a naïve
user that she export the LyX document as text. She had two problems, both
of which merit attention to LyX's menus, I think.
First, in most programs, "Text" is a file type listed on the save dialog,
not under "Export", which
I'm no wiki-spert. Maybe someone could do it for me?
The point of wikis is that you don't have to be an expert. There isn't
really much to learn. Try it.
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C++, n. an octopus made by nailing extra legs onto a dog (Anon)
Oh, I know how to use it. I'm just busy. And lazy.
Again, with this wiki as with most, it's as quick to cut-and-paste
whatever you have than to ask someone else to do it. Since it's informal,
you can just dump an email into the wiki if you're particularly busy;
someone with more time (perhaps
I'm no wiki-spert. Maybe someone could do it for me?
The point of wikis is that you don't have to be an expert. There isn't
really much to learn. Try it.
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C++, n. an octopus made by nailing extra legs onto a dog (Anon)
Oh, I know how to use it. I'm just busy. And lazy.
Again, with this wiki as with most, it's as quick to cut-and-paste
whatever you have than to ask someone else to do it. Since it's informal,
you can just dump an email into the wiki if you're particularly busy;
someone with more time (perhaps
> I'm no wiki-spert. Maybe someone could do it for me?
The point of wikis is that you don't have to be an expert. There isn't
really much to learn. Try it.
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C++, n. an octopus made by nailing extra legs onto a dog (Anon)
> Oh, I know how to use it. I'm just busy. And lazy.
Again, with this wiki as with most, it's as quick to cut-and-paste
whatever you have than to ask someone else to do it. Since it's informal,
you can just dump an email into the wiki if you're particularly busy;
someone with more time (perhaps
Nawfal, you could cheat by outputting a protected space and then
starting a new paragraph. Ugly.
This explains why I thought I couldn't override the system stdlists.inc.
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Nawfal, you could cheat by outputting a protected space and then
starting a new paragraph. Ugly.
This explains why I thought I couldn't override the system stdlists.inc.
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> Nawfal, you could cheat by outputting a protected space and then
> starting a new paragraph. Ugly.
This explains why I thought I couldn't override the system stdlists.inc.
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In the 1.3.4 UserGuide.lyx:
you have to resolve to fancy: resolve - resort
If you select language as French, LyX uses frenchb in babel (reasonable
enough!). However, this package overrides list formatting. In particular,
it overrides the settings for bullets, so that customizing them in LyX has
no effect.
By default, LyX should override this feature of frenchb, by
Why doesn't LyX leave a paragraph gap between an enumeration (say) and a
standard paragraph? This means it's impossible to control indentation at
the beginning of the paragraph following the indent without resorting to
ERT.
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Load babel in the preamble before you invoke \StandardLayout
Thanks. Is this general principle in the user guide? (I read the section
about the preamble but didn't find anything.)
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? ? ?? 5 ?? 2004 14:12 Reuben Thomas ???(a):
Why doesn't LyX leave a paragraph gap between an enumeration (say) and a
standard paragraph? This means it's impossible to control indentation at
the beginning of the paragraph following the indent without resorting to
ERT
Reuben, I believe that this is configurable behaviour. Hack your
${PREFIX}/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc file, changing NextNoIndent
to 0. (Your lyx executable is to be found at ${PREFIX}/bin/lyx.)
Thanks. Hacking stdlists.inc is acceptable for me, but not really for the
user on whose behalf
Reuben, I believe that this is configurable behaviour. Hack your
${PREFIX}/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc file,
Another problem: am I right in thinking that I can't override
/usr/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc with ~/.lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc?
Testing suggests that I can't, which sucks.
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Easy! This particular developer might start sulking and ignore you if
you start using pejorative language.
I must have been reading too much slashdot or something recently. I'll
stop with the pejoratives, already. Sorry.
I'll double check my changes (I changed the NextNoIndents in stdlists.inc
In the 1.3.4 UserGuide.lyx:
you have to resolve to fancy: resolve - resort
If you select language as French, LyX uses frenchb in babel (reasonable
enough!). However, this package overrides list formatting. In particular,
it overrides the settings for bullets, so that customizing them in LyX has
no effect.
By default, LyX should override this feature of frenchb, by
Why doesn't LyX leave a paragraph gap between an enumeration (say) and a
standard paragraph? This means it's impossible to control indentation at
the beginning of the paragraph following the indent without resorting to
ERT.
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Load babel in the preamble before you invoke \StandardLayout
Thanks. Is this general principle in the user guide? (I read the section
about the preamble but didn't find anything.)
--
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? ? ?? 5 ?? 2004 14:12 Reuben Thomas ???(a):
Why doesn't LyX leave a paragraph gap between an enumeration (say) and a
standard paragraph? This means it's impossible to control indentation at
the beginning of the paragraph following the indent without resorting to
ERT
Reuben, I believe that this is configurable behaviour. Hack your
${PREFIX}/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc file, changing NextNoIndent
to 0. (Your lyx executable is to be found at ${PREFIX}/bin/lyx.)
Thanks. Hacking stdlists.inc is acceptable for me, but not really for the
user on whose behalf
Reuben, I believe that this is configurable behaviour. Hack your
${PREFIX}/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc file,
Another problem: am I right in thinking that I can't override
/usr/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc with ~/.lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc?
Testing suggests that I can't, which sucks.
--
Easy! This particular developer might start sulking and ignore you if
you start using pejorative language.
I must have been reading too much slashdot or something recently. I'll
stop with the pejoratives, already. Sorry.
I'll double check my changes (I changed the NextNoIndents in stdlists.inc
In the 1.3.4 UserGuide.lyx:
"you have to resolve to fancy": resolve -> resort
If you select language as French, LyX uses frenchb in babel (reasonable
enough!). However, this package overrides list formatting. In particular,
it overrides the settings for bullets, so that customizing them in LyX has
no effect.
By default, LyX should override this feature of frenchb, by
Why doesn't LyX leave a paragraph gap between an enumeration (say) and a
standard paragraph? This means it's impossible to control indentation at
the beginning of the paragraph following the indent without resorting to
ERT.
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> Load babel in the preamble before you invoke \StandardLayout
Thanks. Is this general principle in the user guide? (I read the section
about the preamble but didn't find anything.)
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> ? ? ?? 5 ?? 2004 14:12 Reuben Thomas ???(a):
> > Why doesn't LyX leave a paragraph gap between an enumeration (say) and a
> > standard paragraph? This means it's impossible to control indentation at
> > the beginning of the paragraph following the ind
> Reuben, I believe that this is configurable behaviour. Hack your
> ${PREFIX}/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc file, changing NextNoIndent
> to 0. (Your lyx executable is to be found at ${PREFIX}/bin/lyx.)
Thanks. Hacking stdlists.inc is acceptable for me, but not really for the
user on whose
> Reuben, I believe that this is configurable behaviour. Hack your
> ${PREFIX}/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc file,
Another problem: am I right in thinking that I can't override
/usr/share/lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc with ~/.lyx/layouts/stdlists.inc?
Testing suggests that I can't, which sucks.
--
> Easy! This particular developer might start sulking and ignore you if
> you start using pejorative language.
I must have been reading too much slashdot or something recently. I'll
stop with the pejoratives, already. Sorry.
I'll double check my changes (I changed the NextNoIndents in
Several people have informed me that pdftex _does_ do PDF
bookmarking and suggested I check out some more recently releases.
it has done for many years. your 13d should do it
A simple -version on my RedHat 7.1 system reveals that I'm using
pdfTeX (Web2C 7.3.1) 3.14159-0.13d which is
Several people have informed me that pdftex _does_ do PDF
bookmarking and suggested I check out some more recently releases.
it has done for many years. your 13d should do it
A simple -version on my RedHat 7.1 system reveals that I'm using
pdfTeX (Web2C 7.3.1) 3.14159-0.13d which is
> > Several people have informed me that pdftex _does_ do PDF
> > bookmarking and suggested I check out some more recently releases.
> it has done for many years. your 13d should do it
> > A simple "-version" on my RedHat 7.1 system reveals that I'm using
> > "pdfTeX (Web2C 7.3.1)
I've seen this mentioned in the docs, but where can I get it (preferably in
RPM form for RedHat 7.1)?
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I've seen this mentioned in the docs, but where can I get it (preferably in
RPM form for RedHat 7.1)?
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I've seen this mentioned in the docs, but where can I get it (preferably in
RPM form for RedHat 7.1)?
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Anyway, past discussions have usually ended up with Python as best because
it's readable/writable even for newbies. Scheme/Lisp usually dropped as a
bad idea because no-one cares to type all the ()'s and Perl as a possible
second language.
There's also Lua (www.lua.org), which is
Anyway, past discussions have usually ended up with Python as best because
it's readable/writable even for newbies. Scheme/Lisp usually dropped as a
bad idea because no-one cares to type all the ()'s and Perl as a possible
second language.
There's also Lua (www.lua.org), which is
> > > Anyway, past discussions have usually ended up with Python as best because
> > > it's readable/writable even for newbies. Scheme/Lisp usually dropped as a
> > > bad idea because no-one cares to type all the ()'s and Perl as a possible
> > > second language.
There's also Lua (www.lua.org),
It seems that the docs for xfig use have sadly lagged behind reality: you
can no longer include raw LaTeX, only LyX (presumably you're supposed to
import the LaTeX document you want to include, save it as LyX, then include
the LyX document? Seems a bit long-winded).
So now xfig figures are
It seems that the docs for xfig use have sadly lagged behind reality: you
can no longer include raw LaTeX, only LyX (presumably you're supposed to
import the LaTeX document you want to include, save it as LyX, then include
the LyX document? Seems a bit long-winded).
So now xfig figures are
It seems that the docs for xfig use have sadly lagged behind reality: you
can no longer include raw LaTeX, only LyX (presumably you're supposed to
import the LaTeX document you want to include, save it as LyX, then include
the LyX document? Seems a bit long-winded).
So now xfig figures are
When reconciling my current lyxrc with the latest lyxrc.example, I found the
following stylistic inconsistencies (i.e. small things, but nice to fix):
1. Some commented out commands have "# " before them (e.g. \serverpipe), but
most just "#". Something like s/# \\/#\\/ is what you need to fix
When reconciling my current lyxrc with the latest lyxrc.example, I found the
following stylistic inconsistencies (i.e. small things, but nice to fix):
1. Some commented out commands have "# " before them (e.g. \serverpipe), but
most just "#". Something like s/# \\/#\\/ is what you need to fix
When reconciling my current lyxrc with the latest lyxrc.example, I found the
following stylistic inconsistencies (i.e. small things, but nice to fix):
1. Some commented out commands have "# " before them (e.g. \serverpipe), but
most just "#". Something like s/# \\/#\\/ is what you need to fix
Note that LyX-configure uses LaTeX to find the packeages so if
LyX-configure does not find it, LaTeX can not find it.
That's not true, because the sgml2tex script sets up the paths so that
LaTeX can find the relevant style files.
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Note that LyX-configure uses LaTeX to find the packeages so if
LyX-configure does not find it, LaTeX can not find it.
That's not true, because the sgml2tex script sets up the paths so that
LaTeX can find the relevant style files.
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> Note that LyX-configure uses LaTeX to find the packeages so if
> LyX-configure does not find it, LaTeX can not find it.
That's not true, because the sgml2tex script sets up the paths so that
LaTeX can find the relevant style files.
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I can't find anything in the manual about which logos (\LaTeX, \BibTeX
c.) are recognised and converted. Further, this would be a useful thing
to be able to define by hand; I'd like I/O to map to the same thing, but
better kerned, for example.
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I can't find anything in the manual about which logos (\LaTeX, \BibTeX
c.) are recognised and converted. Further, this would be a useful thing
to be able to define by hand; I'd like I/O to map to the same thing, but
better kerned, for example.
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http://sc3d.org/rrt/ | certain, a.
I can't find anything in the manual about which logos (\LaTeX, \BibTeX
) are recognised and converted. Further, this would be a useful thing
to be able to define by hand; I'd like I/O to map to the same thing, but
better kerned, for example.
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I'm getting to the end of my thesis, so have started to think about things
like fonts. I've chosen palatino, but selecting palatino leaves all the
math in CM. I've just found the "palatcm" package which does the business,
but unfortunately it's not listed in the fonts menu, so I have to put it
in
I'm getting to the end of my thesis, so have started to think about things
like fonts. I've chosen palatino, but selecting palatino leaves all the
math in CM. I've just found the "palatcm" package which does the business,
but unfortunately it's not listed in the fonts menu, so I have to put it
in
I'm getting to the end of my thesis, so have started to think about things
like fonts. I've chosen palatino, but selecting palatino leaves all the
math in CM. I've just found the "palatcm" package which does the business,
but unfortunately it's not listed in the fonts menu, so I have to put it
in
Why, when I select "Export as PostScript" do I get the Print dialogue box?
Is this normal? (I don't remember it before!)
Also, the Edit menu is ugly because the last two entries make it much
wider than it needs to be. Could these entries somehow be made shorter, by
rewording them or by using a
Why, when I select "Export as PostScript" do I get the Print dialogue box?
Is this normal? (I don't remember it before!)
Also, the Edit menu is ugly because the last two entries make it much
wider than it needs to be. Could these entries somehow be made shorter, by
rewording them or by using a
Why, when I select "Export as PostScript" do I get the Print dialogue box?
Is this normal? (I don't remember it before!)
Also, the Edit menu is ugly because the last two entries make it much
wider than it needs to be. Could these entries somehow be made shorter, by
rewording them or by using a
1. Some of the tags in lyxrc seem to be out of order again in the source,
as \print_command is no longer recognised in 1.0.4pre4.
2. I'm currently getting the error "\listfiles can only be used in the
preamble" when I process a document of mine. This error is reported on
line 2, where it
My error "\listfiles can only be used in the preamble" was caused by an
included file, plus the bug that errors in included files are referred to
main files. So nothing new there. Sorry.
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1. Some of the tags in lyxrc seem to be out of order again in the source,
as \print_command is no longer recognised in 1.0.4pre4.
2. I'm currently getting the error "\listfiles can only be used in the
preamble" when I process a document of mine. This error is reported on
line 2, where it
My error "\listfiles can only be used in the preamble" was caused by an
included file, plus the bug that errors in included files are referred to
main files. So nothing new there. Sorry.
--
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1. Some of the tags in lyxrc seem to be out of order again in the source,
as \print_command is no longer recognised in 1.0.4pre4.
2. I'm currently getting the error "\listfiles can only be used in the
preamble" when I process a document of mine. This error is reported on
line 2, where it
My error "\listfiles can only be used in the preamble" was caused by an
included file, plus the bug that errors in included files are referred to
main files. So nothing new there. Sorry.
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Is it possible? The reason I ask is that when I try to run LyX on the MI/X
Mac X server, I get the following error:
BadLength (poly request too large or internal Xlib length error)
Since this also happens with xgalaga which has lots of large flashy
graphics, I was wondering if this could be the
Is it possible? The reason I ask is that when I try to run LyX on the MI/X
Mac X server, I get the following error:
BadLength (poly request too large or internal Xlib length error)
Since this also happens with xgalaga which has lots of large flashy
graphics, I was wondering if this could be the
Is it possible? The reason I ask is that when I try to run LyX on the MI/X
Mac X server, I get the following error:
BadLength (poly request too large or internal Xlib length error)
Since this also happens with xgalaga which has lots of large flashy
graphics, I was wondering if this could be the
is it possible to inser a Linebreak after the paragraph-style?
If you're using the LaTeX document classes then the answer is "not
easily". I've done it myself by modifying the article.cls file (and
calling it myarticle.cls). It's quite easy if you know any TeX: I just
copied the definition of
Does anybody know the reason for this behavior?
It is a bug. 1.0.3 will cure it, and 1.0.3pre? already does; download and
compile it from ftp.lyx.org.
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is it possible to inser a Linebreak after the paragraph-style?
If you're using the LaTeX document classes then the answer is "not
easily". I've done it myself by modifying the article.cls file (and
calling it myarticle.cls). It's quite easy if you know any TeX: I just
copied the definition of
Does anybody know the reason for this behavior?
It is a bug. 1.0.3 will cure it, and 1.0.3pre? already does; download and
compile it from ftp.lyx.org.
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> is it possible to inser a Linebreak after the paragraph-style?
If you're using the LaTeX document classes then the answer is "not
easily". I've done it myself by modifying the article.cls file (and
calling it myarticle.cls). It's quite easy if you know any TeX: I just
copied the definition of
> Does anybody know the reason for this behavior?
It is a bug. 1.0.3 will cure it, and 1.0.3pre? already does; download and
compile it from ftp.lyx.org.
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How can I make Bibliography show up as a TOC item, e.g.,
It seems that LyX needs a FAQ. But more to the point, there should be an
easy way of making starred sections show up in the TOC. For the
Bibliography, it should default to showing up (because that's what most
people want). I think this is
> How can I make Bibliography show up as a TOC item, e.g.,
It seems that LyX needs a FAQ. But more to the point, there should be an
easy way of making starred sections show up in the TOC. For the
Bibliography, it should default to showing up (because that's what most
people want). I think this
Reuben 1. LaTeX2HTML doesn't seem to like \( and \).
This is weird, since \(...\) is LaTeX and $...$ is plain TeX.
...and indeed it now works fine (I've upgraded to LaTeX2HTML 99.1, which
could be the reason).
You could maybe report the problems to its author.
I have.
It seems the only
Further to my recent remarks that most of the problems seem to be cured by
LaTeX2HTML 99.1, this is in fact *not* the case; however, it does seem
that the problem is not with \( and \) in general, but only under certain
circumstances, possibly when they are used in arguments enclosed in [],
e.g.
Reuben 1. LaTeX2HTML doesn't seem to like \( and \).
This is weird, since \(...\) is LaTeX and $...$ is plain TeX.
...and indeed it now works fine (I've upgraded to LaTeX2HTML 99.1, which
could be the reason).
You could maybe report the problems to its author.
I have.
It seems the only
Further to my recent remarks that most of the problems seem to be cured by
LaTeX2HTML 99.1, this is in fact *not* the case; however, it does seem
that the problem is not with \( and \) in general, but only under certain
circumstances, possibly when they are used in arguments enclosed in [],
e.g.
> Reuben> 1. LaTeX2HTML doesn't seem to like \( and \).
>
> This is weird, since \(...\) is LaTeX and $...$ is plain TeX.
...and indeed it now works fine (I've upgraded to LaTeX2HTML 99.1, which
could be the reason).
> You could maybe report the problems to its author.
I have.
It seems the
Further to my recent remarks that most of the problems seem to be cured by
LaTeX2HTML 99.1, this is in fact *not* the case; however, it does seem
that the problem is not with \( and \) in general, but only under certain
circumstances, possibly when they are used in arguments enclosed in [],
e.g.
I've recently been trying to use LaTeX2HTML with LyX (working, obviously,
on exported LaTeX files), and have found the following problems:
1. LaTeX2HTML doesn't seem to like \( and \).
2. If you have a math environment at the end of a line, LaTeX2HTML runs it
in to the next line, losing the
I hope LyX is gradually moving towards making it easier to customise at
different levels to support currently unsupported LaTeX packages and
applications. I'm interested in being able to customise the menus (this
could also be useful to *remove* unused options).
In particular, I'd like to be
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