Re: Beamer: using \pause[2]

Matthieu Stigler schrieb: Hi I wish some times to use \pause in Lyx specifying the numer of the pause, ie: \pause[5] I don't see a way to do it in Lyx 1.6.3 using nice built-in command Pause, indeed, selecting style Pause and inserting [5] in ERT mode get translated by \pause{[5]} So I do

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed really one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to paste a footnote inside a footnote or something) but after that no more problems even with

Re: Beamer: using \pause[2]

Using the Opt command did the trick, thanks a lot!! 2009/10/29 Florian Rubach florian.rub...@gmx.de: Matthieu Stigler schrieb: Hi I wish some times to use \pause in Lyx specifying the numer of the pause, ie: \pause[5] I don't see a way to do it in Lyx 1.6.3 using nice built-in command

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed really one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to paste a footnote inside a footnote or something) but

Re: A method to insert syntax colored matlab code into Lyx

Just wanted to say thanks. it worked well. As a note to future users, it has some problems running in octave. evan BcBob wrote: I have developed another solution to inserting matlab code into Lyx using the 'highlight.m' function from the matlab file exchange. This function creates latex

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed really one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On 10/29/2009 09:03 AM, James C. Sutherland wrote: On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed

Beamer: using uncover has not same effect if in block or in itemize

Hi I like to make text appearing on the same line in a second slide using option uncover. While this is working when in enviro block, it is not in enviro itemize: lyx then adds a new blank line and so text is not shown in same line. (see code below) Is this a feature, is there a rationale for

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On Oct 29, 2009, at 9:01 AM, rgheck wrote: On 10/29/2009 09:03 AM, James C. Sutherland wrote: On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem

tufte-handout.layout outdated

Big problem for me, but also for the next release of LyX: tufte-book.layout - works well, tufte-handout.layout doesn't work with actual release of Tufte (2009 May 17) Please watch, Uwe, Jürgen all Tufte-interested LyX-Developer User: While the new tufte-book.layout, created by Uwe Stöhr

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Joachim Osnabryg schrieb: Big problem for me, but also for the next release of LyX: tufte-book.layout - works well, tufte-handout.layout doesn't work with actual release of Tufte (2009 May 17) The next version doesn't use this layout file version but this one:

Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

Hi all, Is there any way of forcing a certain number of lines after a heading without a pagebreak? Sometimes I have a heading clos to the bottom of a page, and followed by a two-line paragraph, and I get a pagebreak after the two-lines, but that is too close to the bottom. Thanks Miguel

BigFoot Package

Further to comments the other day, attached is a package that implements some simple functionality of the bigfoot package. It seems to work for my purposes. Unfortunately, in developing it, I realized that we do not yet have counters for custom insets. So this will have to be on the radar

Re: Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

You can use the command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} to make the page one more line longer or any other length in the command argument. But see the documentation. See also the documentation of addlines package. - Original Message - From: Miguel Rubio-Roy mrubio...@gmail.com To:

Re: BigFoot Package

Am 29.10.2009, 23:17 Uhr, schrieb rgheck: Further to comments the other day, attached is a package that implements some simple functionality of the bigfoot package. It seems to work for my purposes. Unfortunately, in developing it, I realized that we do not yet have counters for custom insets.

Re: Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

Yago diazd...@... writes: You can use the command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} to make the page one more line longer or any other length in the command argument. But see the documentation. See also the documentation of addlines package. Hi Yago, I had already read about that command.

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Am 29.10.2009, 17:31 Uhr, schrieb Uwe Stöhr: The next version doesn't use this layout file version but this one: http://www.lyx.org/trac/export/31790/lyx-devel/branches/BRANCH_1_6_X/lib/layouts/tufte-handout.layout very fine! Can you please test it out? (To get it work you need to have my

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Joachim Osnabryg schrieb: Can you please test it out? (To get it work you need to have my tufte-book.layout file is the same folder as the tufte-handout.layout.) Already done. Just to give you a first response: Your new handout layout file works more or less with the original

Re: Beamer: using \pause[2]

Matthieu Stigler schrieb: Hi I wish some times to use \pause in Lyx specifying the numer of the pause, ie: \pause[5] I don't see a way to do it in Lyx 1.6.3 using nice built-in command Pause, indeed, selecting style Pause and inserting [5] in ERT mode get translated by \pause{[5]} So I do

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed really one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to paste a footnote inside a footnote or something) but after that no more problems even with

Re: Beamer: using \pause[2]

Using the Opt command did the trick, thanks a lot!! 2009/10/29 Florian Rubach florian.rub...@gmx.de: Matthieu Stigler schrieb: Hi I wish some times to use \pause in Lyx specifying the numer of the pause, ie: \pause[5] I don't see a way to do it in Lyx 1.6.3 using nice built-in command

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed really one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to paste a footnote inside a footnote or something) but

Re: A method to insert syntax colored matlab code into Lyx

Just wanted to say thanks. it worked well. As a note to future users, it has some problems running in octave. evan BcBob wrote: I have developed another solution to inserting matlab code into Lyx using the 'highlight.m' function from the matlab file exchange. This function creates latex

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed really one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On 10/29/2009 09:03 AM, James C. Sutherland wrote: On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed

Beamer: using uncover has not same effect if in block or in itemize

Hi I like to make text appearing on the same line in a second slide using option uncover. While this is working when in enviro block, it is not in enviro itemize: lyx then adds a new blank line and so text is not shown in same line. (see code below) Is this a feature, is there a rationale for

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On Oct 29, 2009, at 9:01 AM, rgheck wrote: On 10/29/2009 09:03 AM, James C. Sutherland wrote: On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck jdha...@... writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem

tufte-handout.layout outdated

Big problem for me, but also for the next release of LyX: tufte-book.layout - works well, tufte-handout.layout doesn't work with actual release of Tufte (2009 May 17) Please watch, Uwe, Jürgen all Tufte-interested LyX-Developer User: While the new tufte-book.layout, created by Uwe Stöhr

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Joachim Osnabryg schrieb: Big problem for me, but also for the next release of LyX: tufte-book.layout - works well, tufte-handout.layout doesn't work with actual release of Tufte (2009 May 17) The next version doesn't use this layout file version but this one:

Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

Hi all, Is there any way of forcing a certain number of lines after a heading without a pagebreak? Sometimes I have a heading clos to the bottom of a page, and followed by a two-line paragraph, and I get a pagebreak after the two-lines, but that is too close to the bottom. Thanks Miguel

BigFoot Package

Further to comments the other day, attached is a package that implements some simple functionality of the bigfoot package. It seems to work for my purposes. Unfortunately, in developing it, I realized that we do not yet have counters for custom insets. So this will have to be on the radar

Re: Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

You can use the command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} to make the page one more line longer or any other length in the command argument. But see the documentation. See also the documentation of addlines package. - Original Message - From: Miguel Rubio-Roy mrubio...@gmail.com To:

Re: BigFoot Package

Am 29.10.2009, 23:17 Uhr, schrieb rgheck: Further to comments the other day, attached is a package that implements some simple functionality of the bigfoot package. It seems to work for my purposes. Unfortunately, in developing it, I realized that we do not yet have counters for custom insets.

Re: Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

Yago diazd...@... writes: You can use the command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} to make the page one more line longer or any other length in the command argument. But see the documentation. See also the documentation of addlines package. Hi Yago, I had already read about that command.

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Am 29.10.2009, 17:31 Uhr, schrieb Uwe Stöhr: The next version doesn't use this layout file version but this one: http://www.lyx.org/trac/export/31790/lyx-devel/branches/BRANCH_1_6_X/lib/layouts/tufte-handout.layout very fine! Can you please test it out? (To get it work you need to have my

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Joachim Osnabryg schrieb: Can you please test it out? (To get it work you need to have my tufte-book.layout file is the same folder as the tufte-handout.layout.) Already done. Just to give you a first response: Your new handout layout file works more or less with the original

Re: Beamer: using \pause[2]

Matthieu Stigler schrieb: Hi I wish some times to use \pause in Lyx specifying the numer of the pause, ie: \pause[5] I don't see a way to do it in Lyx 1.6.3 using nice built-in command "Pause", indeed, selecting style "Pause" and inserting [5] in ERT mode get translated by \pause{[5]} So I

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed "really" one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to paste a footnote inside a footnote or something) but after that no more problems even with

Re: Beamer: using \pause[2]

Using the "Opt" command did the trick, thanks a lot!! 2009/10/29 Florian Rubach : > Matthieu Stigler schrieb: >> >> Hi >> >> I wish some times to use \pause in Lyx specifying the numer of the >> pause, ie: \pause[5] >> >> I don't see a way to do it in Lyx 1.6.3 using nice

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

Jan David Hauck writes: > > Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I > can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed > "really" one time (I think when I accidentally wanted to paste a footnote > inside a footnote or

Re: A method to insert syntax colored matlab code into Lyx

Just wanted to say thanks. it worked well. As a note to future users, it has some problems running in octave. evan BcBob wrote: > > I have developed another solution to inserting matlab code into Lyx using > the 'highlight.m' function from the matlab file exchange. This function > creates

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed "really" one time (I think when I accidentally wanted

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On 10/29/2009 09:03 AM, James C. Sutherland wrote: On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem solved itself somehow. In fact LyX crashed

Beamer: using uncover has not same effect if in block or in itemize

Hi I like to make text appearing on the same line in a second slide using option uncover. While this is working when in enviro block, it is not in enviro itemize: lyx then adds a new blank line and so text is not shown in same line. (see code below) Is this a feature, is there a rationale for

Re: LyX 1.6.4.1 and Snow Leopard

On Oct 29, 2009, at 9:01 AM, rgheck wrote: On 10/29/2009 09:03 AM, James C. Sutherland wrote: On Oct 29, 2009, at 5:38 AM, Luca Carlon wrote: Jan David Hauck writes: Referring to the recent discussion on LyX having problems on Snow Leopard, I can state, that the problem

tufte-handout.layout outdated

Big problem for me, but also for the next release of LyX: tufte-book.layout - works well, tufte-handout.layout doesn't work with actual release of Tufte (2009 May 17) Please watch, Uwe, Jürgen & all Tufte-interested LyX-Developer & User: While the new tufte-book.layout, created by Uwe

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Joachim Osnabryg schrieb: Big problem for me, but also for the next release of LyX: tufte-book.layout - works well, tufte-handout.layout doesn't work with actual release of Tufte (2009 May 17) The next version doesn't use this layout file version but this one:

Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

Hi all, Is there any way of forcing a certain number of lines after a heading without a pagebreak? Sometimes I have a heading clos to the bottom of a page, and followed by a two-line paragraph, and I get a pagebreak after the two-lines, but that is too close to the bottom. Thanks Miguel

BigFoot Package

Further to comments the other day, attached is a package that implements some simple functionality of the bigfoot package. It seems to work for my purposes. Unfortunately, in developing it, I realized that we do not yet have counters for custom insets. So this will have to be on the radar

Re: Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

You can use the command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} to make the page one more line longer or any other length in the command argument. But see the documentation. See also the documentation of addlines package. - Original Message - From: "Miguel Rubio-Roy" To:

Re: BigFoot Package

Am 29.10.2009, 23:17 Uhr, schrieb rgheck:> Further to comments the other day, attached is a package that implements some simple functionality of the bigfoot package. It seems to work for my purposes. Unfortunately, in developing it, I realized that we do not yet have counters for custom insets.

Re: Forcing a certain amount of lines after a heading

Yago writes: > You can use the command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} to make the page one > more line longer or any other length in the command argument. But see the > documentation. See also the documentation of addlines package. Hi Yago, I had already read about that

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Am 29.10.2009, 17:31 Uhr, schrieb Uwe Stöhr: The next version doesn't use this layout file version but this one: http://www.lyx.org/trac/export/31790/lyx-devel/branches/BRANCH_1_6_X/lib/layouts/tufte-handout.layout very fine! Can you please test it out? (To get it work you need to have my

Re: tufte-handout.layout outdated

Joachim Osnabryg schrieb: Can you please test it out? (To get it work you need to have my tufte-book.layout file is the same folder as the tufte-handout.layout.) Already done. Just to give you a first response: Your new handout layout file works more or less with the original