On Thu, 23 May 2002 14:15:14 +0300
Shay Elkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I managed to write Hebrew in LyX (1.1.6fix4), and there was much
> rejoice.
Excelent tool.
Here is my hebrew.bind file:
\bind "F12" "language hebrew"
\bind "F11" "language english"
\bind_file cua.bind
In modern LyX it can be selected via Edit->Preferences->Look&Feel->Interface
As you see, these keys are bounded to hebrew/english (They are equivalent
to ALT-X language hebrew, ALT-X language english).
I also looked for a language toggle command but haven't found one (I looked
in the source and the language function receives one mandatory parameter,
I haven't seen any provision for toggling [maybe I missed something, anybody?])
Another issue --
Because LyX has only global screen font setting and my hebrew fonts are terrible,
I wanted two separated working environments. This is easy -- this is my ;hlyx' script:
#!/bin/sh
exec lyx -userdir $HOME/.lyx-hebrew $*
(Yes, I know I could make it alias, but I prefer it to be shell independent).
So now I can configure lyx and hlyx independently.
One last note. Don't forget to config your LaTeX converter to 'elatex' while
working in hebrew!
Enjoy, and before I forget:
BIG THANK YOU - Dekel Tzur from TAU who made all this happen!!!
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