On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 11:24:36AM -0400, Richard Heck wrote:
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing \[ and then \{. Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
We had a full iteration of this going back and forth between 'do waht
LaTeX does' and 'do what the naive user
On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 11:24:36AM -0400, Richard Heck wrote:
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing \[ and then \{. Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
We had a full iteration of this going back and forth between 'do waht
LaTeX does' and 'do what the naive user
On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 11:24:36AM -0400, Richard Heck wrote:
>
> In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing "\[" and then "\{". Oddly
> enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
We had a full iteration of this going back and forth between 'do waht
LaTeX does' and 'do what the
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
brace insertion, not as an arg to the \unit macro.
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing \[ and then \{. Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
Neal Becker wrote:
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
brace insertion, not as an arg to the \unit macro.
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing \[ and then \{. Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
Neal Becker wrote:
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a literal
brace insertion, not as an arg to the \unit macro.
In Lyx 1.3.x, you can do this by typing "\[" and then "\{". Oddly
enough, escaping them yourself makes Lyx not escape them!
Neal Becker wrote:
I want to enter the latex command: \unit[N]{symbols} in mathed. How do I do
it?
Simply typing this in doesn't work. The '{' is interpreted as a