>>>>> "Aleksandar" == Aleksandar Simic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Aleksandar> Hello, I am posting this in hope that it will get read by
Aleksandar> a Lyx developer as well as a user who uses Cyrillic in
Aleksandar> Lyx/LaTeX.
Aleksandar> I wanted to enable ISO8859-5 fonts to be used in Lyx in
Aleksandar> order to do that I did the following:
Aleksandar> I opened $HOME/.lyx/lyxrc and added the following:
Aleksandar> \screen_font_encoding iso8859-5 \font_encoding
Aleksandar> "T2A"
Aleksandar> Under "Layout --> Document --> Encoding" I selected
Aleksandar> "Latin5".
Aleksandar> Now here is the catch:
Aleksandar> In order to use the Cyrillic in LaTeX the following two
Aleksandar> lines have to appear:
Aleksandar> \usepackage[T2A]{fontenc}
Aleksandar> \usepackage[iso88595]{inputenc}
Where does this iso88595.def come from? In my standard latex
distribution, I only have latin5.def. Is this configuration file wrong?
Aleksandar> If you are Lyx developer could please consider changing
Aleksandar> the command which is responsible for encoding .lyx files
Aleksandar> in latin5 to iso88595.
We could easily add iso88595 as a choice. Currently, lyx also supports
koi8-r and koi8-u, which I thought were considered better than latin5.
Aleksandar> By doing this Lyx would instantly
Aleksandar> be able to process Cyrillic text files of at least *57*
Aleksandar> additional languages (if "Cyrillic languages support in
Aleksandar> LaTeX" document is to be believed).
I did not think there were so many languages using cyrillic, indeed...
JMarc
