Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-07 Thread Dekel Tsur
On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 04:35:04PM +0900, R. Lahaye wrote: When I use T = {rm sign}\Theta arctan(E) it's just fine! You don't need to use the \rm command in this case: You can press M-c r for roman text (while in mathed) and M-c space to return to italics. An even better thing to

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-07 Thread Dekel Tsur
On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 04:35:04PM +0900, R. Lahaye wrote: When I use T = {rm sign}\Theta arctan(E) it's just fine! You don't need to use the \rm command in this case: You can press M-c r for roman text (while in mathed) and M-c space to return to italics. An even better thing to

Re: "\arctan" blocks slanted math?

2001-03-07 Thread Dekel Tsur
On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 04:35:04PM +0900, R. Lahaye wrote: > When I use > > T = {rm sign}\Theta arctan(E) > > it's just fine! You don't need to use the \rm command in this case: You can press M-c r for roman text (while in mathed) and M-c space to return to italics. An even better thing

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread Herbert Voss
"R. Lahaye" wrote: Hi, I have in my document as display math: T = arctan E which sets the "T" as slanted (as math usually does), but the "E" after arctan (which is a \arctan) is NOT slanted. Is that the correct behaviour or is this a bug in LyX? (I'm running LyX-CVS)

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread R. Lahaye
Herbert Voss wrote: "R. Lahaye" wrote: Hi, I have in my document as display math: T = arctan E which sets the "T" as slanted (as math usually does), but the "E" after arctan (which is a \arctan) is NOT slanted. no problem for me lyx latest cvs can you give a

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread Andre Poenitz
Is that how TeX-mode "rm" with brackets supposed to work? Yes. You might want to use \textrm{...} if you want "the other syntax" Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread Herbert Voss
"R. Lahaye" wrote: Hi, I have in my document as display math: T = arctan E which sets the "T" as slanted (as math usually does), but the "E" after arctan (which is a \arctan) is NOT slanted. Is that the correct behaviour or is this a bug in LyX? (I'm running LyX-CVS)

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread R. Lahaye
Herbert Voss wrote: "R. Lahaye" wrote: Hi, I have in my document as display math: T = arctan E which sets the "T" as slanted (as math usually does), but the "E" after arctan (which is a \arctan) is NOT slanted. no problem for me lyx latest cvs can you give a

Re: \arctan blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread Andre Poenitz
Is that how TeX-mode "rm" with brackets supposed to work? Yes. You might want to use \textrm{...} if you want "the other syntax" Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: "\arctan" blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread Herbert Voss
"R. Lahaye" wrote: > > Hi, > > I have in my document as display math: > >T = arctan E > > which sets the "T" as slanted (as math usually does), but the "E" after > arctan (which is a \arctan) is NOT slanted. > > Is that the correct behaviour or is this a bug in LyX? > (I'm running

Re: "\arctan" blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread R. Lahaye
Herbert Voss wrote: > > "R. Lahaye" wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I have in my document as display math: > > > >T = arctan E > > > > which sets the "T" as slanted (as math usually does), but the "E" after > > arctan (which is a \arctan) is NOT slanted. > > no problem for me > lyx latest cvs

Re: "\arctan" blocks slanted math?

2001-03-06 Thread Andre Poenitz
> Is that how TeX-mode "rm" with brackets supposed to work? Yes. You might want to use \textrm{...} if you want "the other syntax" Andre' -- André Pönitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]