RE: XeLaTeX in LyX 1.7/2.0

I wonder if the file format used in trunk (or rather the lyx2lyx converter that deals with it) is still unable to revert back to previous versions' file formats. What do you mean by unable to revert back ? LyX trunk uses a new file format (of course) and the older LyXes don't know about

RE: XeLaTeX in LyX 1.7/2.0

I wonder if the file format used in trunk (or rather the lyx2lyx converter that deals with it) is still unable to revert back to previous versions' file formats. What do you mean by unable to revert back ? LyX trunk uses a new file format (of course) and the older LyXes don't know about

RE: XeLaTeX in LyX 1.7/2.0

>I wonder if the file format used in trunk (or rather >the lyx2lyx converter that deals with it) is still >unable to revert back to previous versions' file formats. What do you mean by unable to revert back ? LyX trunk uses a new file format (of course) and the older LyXes don't know about the

RE: XeLaTeX in LyX 1.7/2.0

>> >I wonder if the file format used in trunk (or rather the lyx2lyx >> >converter that deals with it) is still unable to revert back to >> >previous versions' file formats. >> >> What do you mean by unable to revert back ? LyX trunk uses a new file >> format (of course) and the older LyXes

RE: XeLaTeX in LyX 1.7/2.0

>> >I wonder if the file format used in trunk (or rather the lyx2lyx >> >converter that deals with it) is still unable to revert back to >> >previous versions' file formats. >> >> What do you mean by unable to revert back ? LyX trunk uses a new file >> format (of course) and the older LyXes

RE: greek characters in index?

For example, the document source initially contains $\Delta$x which displays as upper case delta followed by x. If I select the displayed delta and x and click on Lyx'x Insert index entry button, the document source changes to \index{\Deltax}$\Delta$x but when I try to generate an index I get an

RE: greek characters in index?

For example, the document source initially contains $\Delta$x which displays as upper case delta followed by x. If I select the displayed delta and x and click on Lyx'x Insert index entry button, the document source changes to \index{\Deltax}$\Delta$x but when I try to generate an index I get an

RE: greek characters in index?

>For example, the document source initially contains >$\Delta$x which displays as upper case delta followed >by x. If I select the displayed delta and x and click >on Lyx'x "Insert index entry" button, the document source >changes to \index{\Deltax}$\Delta$x but when I try to >generate an index I

RE: command syntax

I am trying to define shortcuts in lyx, and the only command i know is math-insert What are the other possibilities? How can i for example combine two commands, like math-insert \{\] and then go backward one character, ? Thank you very much Have a look at the Help-LyX Functions document

RE: command syntax

I am trying to define shortcuts in lyx, and the only command i know is math-insert What are the other possibilities? How can i for example combine two commands, like math-insert \{\] and then go backward one character, ? Thank you very much Have a look at the Help-LyX Functions document

RE: command syntax

>I am trying to define shortcuts in lyx, and the only >command i know is "math-insert ...". What are the other >possibilities? How can i for example combine two commands, >like "math-insert \{\]" and then go backward one character, >? >Thank you very much Have a look at the "Help->LyX

RE: Select all part/chapter/section

In a long document, is there any way to select a whole part, chapter or section without having to drag the cursor through it? Not yet. But please open an enhancement request at http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome so that such a feature can be implemented. No need for an

RE: Select all part/chapter/section

In a long document, is there any way to select a whole part, chapter or section without having to drag the cursor through it? Not yet. But please open an enhancement request at http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome so that such a feature can be implemented. No need for an

RE: Select all part/chapter/section

>> In a long document, is there any way to select a whole part, chapter >> or section without having to drag the cursor through it? > >Not yet. But please open an enhancement request at >http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome >so that such a feature can be implemented. > No need for an

RE: a footnote in a footnote

I tried \footnotemark and \footnotetext, that doesn't work. Is there a LyX or LaTeX solution to that problem? I'm pretty sure my old friend will be sorry not to be able to switch to LyX, which doesn't let you have footnotes in footnotes... Is this what you mean ? Vincent footnotes.lyx

RE: a footnote in a footnote

I tried \footnotemark and \footnotetext, that doesn't work. Is there a LyX or LaTeX solution to that problem? I'm pretty sure my old friend will be sorry not to be able to switch to LyX, which doesn't let you have footnotes in footnotes... Is this what you mean ? Vincent footnotes.lyx

RE: a footnote in a footnote

>I tried \footnotemark and \footnotetext, that doesn't work. >Is there a LyX or LaTeX solution to that problem? I'm pretty >sure my old friend will be sorry not to be able to switch to >LyX, which doesn't let you have footnotes in footnotes... Is this what you mean ? Vincent footnotes.lyx

RE: Re: [bug report] Lyx 1.6.4 crashes while editing formula

Falk Sticken wrote: Hi I have found a bug in LyX 1.6.4 on Linux (openSUSE 11.1) which is not reported in the bug tracker. When I start editing an inline math formula (ALT+M M) and type \mathc SPACE BACKSPACE al SPACE LyX crashes. A backtrace follows below. bye, Falk But both

RE: Re: [bug report] Lyx 1.6.4 crashes while editing formula

Falk Sticken wrote: Hi I have found a bug in LyX 1.6.4 on Linux (openSUSE 11.1) which is not reported in the bug tracker. When I start editing an inline math formula (ALT+M M) and type \mathc SPACE BACKSPACE al SPACE LyX crashes. A backtrace follows below. bye, Falk But both

RE: Re: [bug report] Lyx 1.6.4 crashes while editing formula

>Falk Sticken wrote: >> Hi >> I have found a bug in LyX 1.6.4 on Linux (openSUSE 11.1) which is not >> reported in the bug tracker. When I start editing an inline math >> formula (ALT+M M) and type "\mathc" >> SPACE >> BACKSPACE >> "al" >> SPACE >> LyX crashes. >> A backtrace follows below.

RE: The behaviour of menus

When I open a drop-down menu -e. g., when choosing the language of a paragraph from the drop-down list of possibilities- even if I navigate to my preferred option using the cursor keys, ... Can you more precisely describe what drop-down menu you mean ? The only way I know to select the

RE: The behaviour of menus

When I open a drop-down menu -e. g., when choosing the language of a paragraph from the drop-down list of possibilities- even if I navigate to my preferred option using the cursor keys, ... Can you more precisely describe what drop-down menu you mean ? The only way I know to select the

RE: The behaviour of menus

> When I open a drop-down menu -e. g., when choosing the > language of a paragraph from the drop-down list of > possibilities- even if I navigate to my preferred option > using the cursor keys, ... Can you more precisely describe what drop-down menu you mean ? The only way I know to select the

RE: lyx make error on ubuntu feisty 7.04

Hello, I want to install lyx-1.6.4.1 from source but i get an error during make. configure before was successfull. I want to install lyx in a non-standard directory. further i have the newest qt version installed from source in a non- standard directory. what can i do now? In file included

RE: lyx make error on ubuntu feisty 7.04

Hello, I want to install lyx-1.6.4.1 from source but i get an error during make. configure before was successfull. I want to install lyx in a non-standard directory. further i have the newest qt version installed from source in a non- standard directory. what can i do now? In file included

RE: lyx make error on ubuntu feisty 7.04

>Hello, I want to install lyx-1.6.4.1 from source but i get >an error during make. configure before was successfull. I >want to install lyx in a non-standard directory. further i >have the newest qt version installed from source in a non- >standard directory. > >what can i do now? > In file

RE: lyx crashes - std::bad_alloc

It is the figures causing the problem. I've put the files to a different directory so lyx thinks they are missing, and I can now work without this problem. My figures are png, there are 12 at present, they are all about 0.5 Mb. I have set the scaling, usually 30-40% so my figures fit the lyx

RE: lyx crashes - std::bad_alloc

It is the figures causing the problem. I've put the files to a different directory so lyx thinks they are missing, and I can now work without this problem. My figures are png, there are 12 at present, they are all about 0.5 Mb. I have set the scaling, usually 30-40% so my figures fit the lyx

RE: lyx crashes - std::bad_alloc

>It is the figures causing the problem. I've put the files to a >different directory so lyx thinks they are missing, and I can now >work without this problem. My figures are png, there are 12 at >present, they are all about 0.5 Mb. > >I have set the scaling, usually 30-40% so my figures fit the

RE: Figure key

Do you guys have opinions regarding which is the best place to add explanations to a figure? A longish list of things such as the pointed line means blah, and the blue square stands for blah... The figure box in the float is too small for that How can it be too small ? I can put a work by

RE: Figure key

Do you guys have opinions regarding which is the best place to add explanations to a figure? A longish list of things such as the pointed line means blah, and the blue square stands for blah... The figure box in the float is too small for that How can it be too small ? I can put a work by

RE: Figure key

>Do you guys have opinions regarding which is the best place >to add explanations to a figure? A longish list of things >such as "the pointed line means blah, and the blue square >stands for blah"... > >The "figure" box in the float is too small for that How can it be too small ? I can put a

RE: How to enable display of all equations

I find LyX not displaying any of my numbered formulas till the cursor enters that region. Could someone help me figure out how to turn this display on? I must have made some mistake with preferences or settings. Close and reload document ? thanks, Manoj Vincent

RE: How to enable display of all equations

I find LyX not displaying any of my numbered formulas till the cursor enters that region. Could someone help me figure out how to turn this display on? I must have made some mistake with preferences or settings. Close and reload document ? thanks, Manoj Vincent

RE: How to enable display of all equations

> I find LyX not displaying any of my numbered >formulas till the cursor enters that region. Could >someone help me figure out how to turn this display >on? I must have made some mistake with preferences >or settings. Close and reload document ? >thanks, >Manoj Vincent

RE: Re: Setting paragraph style in fullscreen mode

Try: Alt-P 1/2/3/4 for Chapter/Section/Subsection/Paragraph Alt-P S for Standard Abdel. Exactly what I needed! Thanks! Also, Alt-P space should popup the combo box too (even in full-screen). Vincent

RE: Re: Setting paragraph style in fullscreen mode

Try: Alt-P 1/2/3/4 for Chapter/Section/Subsection/Paragraph Alt-P S for Standard Abdel. Exactly what I needed! Thanks! Also, Alt-P space should popup the combo box too (even in full-screen). In branch? Yes, also in branch. The things I changed in trunk were only necessary in

RE: [Fwd: Re: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx]

Can some help me in solving a Lyx problem described in the forwarded email? It seems you're missing a \makeatletter before this piece of code. Did you add this yourself in the preamble ? Regards, Tariq Abdullah Vincent

RE: [Fwd: Re: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx]

As I explained in my previous email, that this piece of code is inserted by Lyx itself. I tried adding \makeletter before this piece of code, the problem remains the smae. Is there a way to restrict Lyx from inserting this piece of code? No, there isn't. Can you send the whole LaTeX code of a

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

So is it useful if I try to compile Lyx on my own on 10.6? Or would this end up in the same crashing behaviour? I think it is useful, but I think you'll see the same crashing behaviour. There are some changes/workarounds to do in the source code first, right? The first thing you might try

RE: Re: Setting paragraph style in fullscreen mode

Try: Alt-P 1/2/3/4 for Chapter/Section/Subsection/Paragraph Alt-P S for Standard Abdel. Exactly what I needed! Thanks! Also, Alt-P space should popup the combo box too (even in full-screen). Vincent

RE: Re: Setting paragraph style in fullscreen mode

Try: Alt-P 1/2/3/4 for Chapter/Section/Subsection/Paragraph Alt-P S for Standard Abdel. Exactly what I needed! Thanks! Also, Alt-P space should popup the combo box too (even in full-screen). In branch? Yes, also in branch. The things I changed in trunk were only necessary in

RE: [Fwd: Re: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx]

Can some help me in solving a Lyx problem described in the forwarded email? It seems you're missing a \makeatletter before this piece of code. Did you add this yourself in the preamble ? Regards, Tariq Abdullah Vincent

RE: [Fwd: Re: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx]

As I explained in my previous email, that this piece of code is inserted by Lyx itself. I tried adding \makeletter before this piece of code, the problem remains the smae. Is there a way to restrict Lyx from inserting this piece of code? No, there isn't. Can you send the whole LaTeX code of a

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

So is it useful if I try to compile Lyx on my own on 10.6? Or would this end up in the same crashing behaviour? I think it is useful, but I think you'll see the same crashing behaviour. There are some changes/workarounds to do in the source code first, right? The first thing you might try

RE: Re: Setting paragraph style in fullscreen mode

>> Try: >> Alt-P 1/2/3/4 for Chapter/Section/Subsection/Paragraph >> Alt-P S for Standard >> >> Abdel. > >Exactly what I needed! Thanks! > Also, "Alt-P " should popup the combo box too (even in full-screen). Vincent

RE: Re: Setting paragraph style in fullscreen mode

Try: Alt-P 1/2/3/4 for Chapter/Section/Subsection/Paragraph Alt-P S for Standard Abdel. >>> Exactly what I needed! Thanks! >>> >> >> Also, >> >> "Alt-P " should popup the combo box too (even in full-screen). > >In branch? > Yes, also in branch. The things I changed

RE: [Fwd: Re: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx]

>Can some help me in solving a Lyx problem described >in the forwarded email? It seems you're missing a \makeatletter before this piece of code. Did you add this yourself in the preamble ? >Regards, >Tariq Abdullah Vincent

RE: [Fwd: Re: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx]

>As I explained in my previous email, that this piece >of code is inserted by Lyx itself. I tried adding >\makeletter before this piece of code, the problem >remains the smae. Is there a way to restrict Lyx from >inserting this piece of code? No, there isn't. Can you send the whole LaTeX code

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

> So is it useful if I try to compile Lyx on my own on > 10.6? Or would this end up in the same crashing behaviour? I think it is useful, but I think you'll see the same crashing behaviour. > >There are some changes/workarounds to do in the source >code first, right? > The first thing you might

RE: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx

Lyx inserts the following tex code when using the subfig package. The code prompts Lyx to generate an error and I can't create the DVI--PDF file from Lyx. \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{% \PassOptionsToPackage{caption=false}{subfig}} \usepackage{subfig} \makeatother \usepackage{babel}

RE: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx

Lyx inserts the following tex code when using the subfig package. The code prompts Lyx to generate an error and I can't create the DVI--PDF file from Lyx. \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{% \PassOptionsToPackage{caption=false}{subfig}} \usepackage{subfig} \makeatother \usepackage{babel}

RE: \...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{%.............inserted automatically by Lyx

>Lyx inserts the following tex code when using the subfig package. >The code prompts Lyx to generate an error and I can't create the >DVI-->PDF file from Lyx. > > >\...@ifundefined{showcaptionsetup}{}{% > >\PassOptionsToPackage{caption=false}{subfig}} > >\usepackage{subfig} > >\makeatother >

RE: nomenclature and table of contents, wrong level

On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Evan Mason evanma...@gmail.com wrote: I have inserted nomenclature into my toc using the FAQ advice ( http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/Unsorted1#toc13 ). I am using book-KOMA. I have an appendix, and the nomencalture and bibliography are at the back of the

RE: nomenclature and table of contents, wrong level

On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Evan Mason evanma...@gmail.com wrote: I have inserted nomenclature into my toc using the FAQ advice ( http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/Unsorted1#toc13 ). I am using book-KOMA. I have an appendix, and the nomencalture and bibliography are at the back of the

RE: nomenclature and table of contents, wrong level

> On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Evan Mason wrote: > >> I have inserted nomenclature into my toc using the FAQ advice ( >> http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/Unsorted1#toc13 ). I am using book-KOMA. I >> have an appendix, and the nomencalture and bibliography are at the >> back of

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

I am currently testing Lyx 1.6.4 under Snow Leopard, the official release. After about 5 minutes, a pop up window appeared reporting that Lyx crashed. My console report looks alot like the one in the bug report (link below). Thanks for the info and confirmation of bug 6160. It will be difficult

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

I am currently testing Lyx 1.6.4 under Snow Leopard, the official release. After about 5 minutes, a pop up window appeared reporting that Lyx crashed. My console report looks alot like the one in the bug report (link below). Thanks for the info and confirmation of bug 6160. It will be difficult

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

>I am currently testing Lyx 1.6.4 under Snow Leopard, >the official release. After about 5 minutes, a pop up >window appeared reporting that Lyx crashed. My console >report looks alot like the one in the bug report (link >below). Thanks for the info and confirmation of bug 6160. It will be

RE: LyX indexing anomaly

Hi all, My copy of LyX 1.6.3 errors out on indexing because when LyX exports to LaTeX, it outputs normal range type indexing entries (the ones ending in a pipe symbol and a parenthese) with something like this: \index{mysection|(@mysection\textbar(} It should have looked like this:

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

Hello, I ordered the new Mac OS Snowleopard this week and I wonder if any of the Lyx-(Mac)-Developers has already tested Lyx under a Developer- Version of Snowleopard? Will the Lyx-Binary run on Snowleopard? Anyway, I'll test it and post it here. Johannes. We are a bit short on Mac

RE: LyX indexing anomaly

Hi all, My copy of LyX 1.6.3 errors out on indexing because when LyX exports to LaTeX, it outputs normal range type indexing entries (the ones ending in a pipe symbol and a parenthese) with something like this: \index{mysection|(@mysection\textbar(} It should have looked like this:

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

Hello, I ordered the new Mac OS Snowleopard this week and I wonder if any of the Lyx-(Mac)-Developers has already tested Lyx under a Developer- Version of Snowleopard? Will the Lyx-Binary run on Snowleopard? Anyway, I'll test it and post it here. Johannes. We are a bit short on Mac

RE: LyX indexing anomaly

>Hi all, > >My copy of LyX 1.6.3 errors out on indexing because when >LyX exports to LaTeX, it outputs normal range type indexing >entries (the ones ending in a pipe symbol and a parenthese) >with something like this: > >\index{mysection|(@mysection\textbar(} > >It should have looked like this:

RE: Will Lyx run on Mac OS X 10.6?

>Hello, > >I ordered the new Mac OS Snowleopard this week and I wonder >if any of the Lyx-(Mac)-Developers has already tested Lyx >under a Developer- Version of Snowleopard? > >Will the Lyx-Binary run on Snowleopard? >Anyway, I'll test it and post it here. > >Johannes. > We are a bit short on Mac

RE: HUGE fomulae

When I've written a math formula, whether it be inserted into the main text or as a numbered equation, the text size becomes huge with the formula usually disappearing off the end of the screen. If you then reselect the formula, as if to edit it, it then shrinks back to normal size. I

RE: [ANNOUNCE] LyX 1.6.4 is released

Great! I would really like to use this version because of more stability. Yes, sorry for that. Currently I use Lyx 1.6.3 to write my thesis. Thereby I am very careful and would like to know if it might result in any problem if I change my current version of Lyx? No. (at least it shouldn't).

RE: HUGE fomulae

When I've written a math formula, whether it be inserted into the main text or as a numbered equation, the text size becomes huge with the formula usually disappearing off the end of the screen. If you then reselect the formula, as if to edit it, it then shrinks back to normal size. I

RE: [ANNOUNCE] LyX 1.6.4 is released

Great! I would really like to use this version because of more stability. Yes, sorry for that. Currently I use Lyx 1.6.3 to write my thesis. Thereby I am very careful and would like to know if it might result in any problem if I change my current version of Lyx? No. (at least it shouldn't).

RE: HUGE fomulae

>> When I've written a math formula, whether it be inserted into the main >> text or as a numbered equation, the text size becomes huge with the >> formula usually disappearing off the end of the screen. If you then >> reselect the formula, as if to edit it, it then shrinks back to normal

RE: [ANNOUNCE] LyX 1.6.4 is released

>Great! > >I would really like to use this version because of >more stability. Yes, sorry for that. >Currently I use Lyx 1.6.3 to write my thesis. >Thereby I am very careful and would like to know if >it might result in any problem if I change my current >version of Lyx? No. (at least it

RE: Cases environment

I think it was because I had imported a latex document to Lyx, and it wasn't ticked. It seems to be ticked by default on new documents. I guess I should file it as a bug? If we don't want to tick it for imported options, then it ought to raise a warning at the point where it would have included

RE: Cases environment

I think it was because I had imported a latex document to Lyx, and it wasn't ticked. It seems to be ticked by default on new documents. I guess I should file it as a bug? If we don't want to tick it for imported options, then it ought to raise a warning at the point where it would have included

RE: Cases environment

>I think it was because I had imported a latex document >to Lyx, and it wasn't ticked. It seems to be ticked by >default on new documents. >I guess I should file it as a bug? If we don't want to >tick it for imported options, then it ought to raise a >warning at the point where it would have

RE: Re: Lyx 1.6.3 Can I ditch the pointNclick list of open files below the toolbars???

Perhaps this automagic behavior is dependent on the windowmanager? Then you'd really have to try the Windows windowmanager :) Vincent

RE: Re: Lyx 1.6.3 Can I ditch the pointNclick list of open files below the toolbars???

Perhaps this automagic behavior is dependent on the windowmanager? Then you'd really have to try the Windows windowmanager :) Vincent

RE: Re: Lyx 1.6.3 Can I ditch the pointNclick list of open files below the toolbars???

>Perhaps this "automagic" behavior is dependent on the windowmanager? Then you'd really have to try the Windows windowmanager :) Vincent

RE: problems opening a lyx 1.5.6 file with lyx 1.6.3

I'm trying to open a report I wrote with Lyx 1.5.6 in 1.6.3 and am getting LOTS of different errors. We really need some more information and, preferably, a minimal example or else the document itself. Vincent

RE: Go Away Drawer

In LyX 1.6.3, how cam I make the Table of Contents drawer go away? By pressing the small 'x' ? Also, after I set the window size and position for one file, LyX 1.5.6 would open all subsequent files in that window, but 1.6.3 opens some subsequent files (those it hasn't seen before) in a

RE: problems opening a lyx 1.5.6 file with lyx 1.6.3

I'm trying to open a report I wrote with Lyx 1.5.6 in 1.6.3 and am getting LOTS of different errors. We really need some more information and, preferably, a minimal example or else the document itself. Vincent

RE: Go Away Drawer

In LyX 1.6.3, how cam I make the Table of Contents drawer go away? By pressing the small 'x' ? Also, after I set the window size and position for one file, LyX 1.5.6 would open all subsequent files in that window, but 1.6.3 opens some subsequent files (those it hasn't seen before) in a

RE: problems opening a lyx 1.5.6 file with lyx 1.6.3

>I'm trying to open a report I wrote with Lyx 1.5.6 in >1.6.3 and am getting LOTS of different errors. We really need some more information and, preferably, a minimal example or else the document itself. Vincent

RE: Go Away Drawer

>In LyX 1.6.3, how cam I make the Table of Contents drawer go away? By pressing the small 'x' ? >Also, after I set the window size and position for >one file, LyX 1.5.6 would open all subsequent files >in that window, but 1.6.3 opens some subsequent files >(those it hasn't seen before) in a

RE: How does LyX render symbols?

In math mode, when I select the menu item for the greek alpha character, or when I type \alpha within the inline equation box and then press TAB, how does lyx render this to the character? You should be somewhat clearer what you mean with 'render'. The general story is that each keypress will

RE: How does LyX render symbols?

In math mode, when I select the menu item for the greek alpha character, or when I type \alpha within the inline equation box and then press TAB, how does lyx render this to the character? You should be somewhat clearer what you mean with 'render'. The general story is that each keypress will

RE: How does LyX render symbols?

>In math mode, when I select the menu item for the >greek alpha character, or when I type \alpha within >the inline equation box and then press TAB, how does >lyx render this to the character? You should be somewhat clearer what you mean with 'render'. The general story is that each keypress

RE: Change display equation to ams align

If I typed in an equation as display, and the decide I'd like to turn it to ams align (multiline), how can I do this without loosing everything I already typed? Selecting the equation, then insert/math/ams align is exactly the way to destroy your work. Don't select the equation then :). If your

RE: Change display equation to ams align

If I typed in an equation as display, and the decide I'd like to turn it to ams align (multiline), how can I do this without loosing everything I already typed? Selecting the equation, then insert/math/ams align is exactly the way to destroy your work. Don't select the equation then :). If your

RE: Change display equation to ams align

>If I typed in an equation as display, and the >decide I'd like to turn it to ams align (multiline), >how can I do this without loosing everything I already typed? > >Selecting the equation, then insert/math/ams align is >exactly the way to destroy your work. Don't select the equation then :).

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have an idea how to do this ? I've some experience with DDE, but I'm not sure whether that's

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX instance and open a possibly specified LyX file in the same instance),

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Would this be a possible solution ? At least it would be a pretty simple solution. Isn't this the same problem that has to be solved? Yes, I thought so too. I just wanted to be sure that I didn't oversee any problems with that approach. Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Jannick Asmus writes: Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows installers in the future? You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have an idea how to do this ? I've some experience with DDE, but I'm not sure whether that's

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the existance LyX instance and open a possibly specified LyX file in the same instance),

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

Would this be a possible solution ? At least it would be a pretty simple solution. Isn't this the same problem that has to be solved? Yes, I thought so too. I just wanted to be sure that I didn't oversee any problems with that approach. Solving this problem is fairly simple (I've done it

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

>Jannick Asmus writes: > >> Is there any chance that this feature is included in the Windows >> installers in the future? > >You can always hope that someone contributes the necessary code. Enrico, Do you have an idea how to do this ? I've some experience with DDE, but I'm not sure whether

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

>Maybe other native means could be used, but I am a *nix fellow >and don't know Windows well enough to judge. A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if you try to start LyX when it's already running

RE: Re: AW: Yap: Inverse dvi search

>> A very simple approach is to just use command-line parameters. If we >> can manage to make LyX a single instance application (I mean that if >> you try to start LyX when it's already running it will open the >> existance LyX instance and open a possibly specified LyX file in the >> same

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