I will change the english in the documentation (and the suggestion too, of
course)
When I have made the changes, I post it. The script self I will send it at you,
and
who ask me.
If someone want, I send the script (version 0.0.0fix1 :-) in the mailinglist
self.
Guenter Milde wrote:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I send you my very little perlscript. If you think it is long, its not true.
> > there are a only 30 codelines, the rest is documentation.
> It works fine on my system - still I have some suggestions for improvements:
> (unfortunately I don't know pearl, so I cannot do this by myself easily)
^
perl, without "a". it's a pearl, shur :-)
> 1. Documentation
> > If you don't want a float table, then can you delete the default-title, the word
> > "Senseless" will are delete.
>
> This was not clear to me at all.
> After considering to ask you to translate this to German, I found out by trying
> what happens... I suppose you meant
>
> > If you don't want a float table, then you can delete the default-title,
> > the word "Senseless" will disappear.
"disappear". I think you are right.
(sorry for the non-german-speaking-people :-) Auf jeden Fall, hatte ich
folgendes gemeint:
Wenn du eine normale tabelle willst, statt einer Floating-Tabelle, dann l�sche
den Titel,
und schon verschwindet das Wort "Senseless" (das nicht editierbar ist)
> 2. However, I would like if I had the option to turn off the title
> completely, e.g.
> > --title="A pretty title for a pretty table" (default:"Title of the LyX table")
> --title="" (no title)
> At present, the word Senseless appears also in this case - with an empty
> senseless title)
Maybe, if I don't write "caption". I must try.
But then i must include the following option
--nofloat
> 3.HOW USE IT (under Linux):
> > antonio@bidone:~ >cat mycsvfile | csv2lyx > mytmptable.lyx
>
> It would be more straightformward, if one could do
> antonio@bidone:~ >csv2lyx mycsvfile
> to get mycsvfile.lyx and
> antonio@bidone:~ >csv2lyx mycsvfile mytmptable.lyx
> in case a different output filename is wanted.
I have an idea:
--fileoutput="mytmptable.whatyoutwant.lyxParExample" (default: StandardOut =
Screen)
--lyxfile (without parameters) (the same as
--fileoutput="inputfilenameWithoutExtension.lyx")
> 4. I would much appreciate an option to turn on the lines separating
> rows/collumns. (one global option might do, possibly 2 for rows and
> collums separately: there is no problem to change one or two linesettings
> (to separate the first row, say) but it is quite a lot of clicking to
> change it for all rows/collumns.
I don't know if I have understand.
You want an option to tell at the script, that he must made a line on the top
and on the bottom of the first row.
(sorry for the non-german-speaking-people :-)
Du m�chtest al option die m�glichkeit den Header (die erste Zeile) anders zu
formatieren.
z.B. die erste zeile mit linie oben und unten, die zeite zeile, oben. alle
anderen nicht.
die letzte nur unter.
Idee:
--header (without parameters, for the moment) (first row: line top and bottom,
second row: line top)
I use 1.1.4fix1, so my script must be compatible with this version.
Ok. Idea:
--version="1.1.4fix1"
> could this script be called from the external inset? Would the table then appear
> in the GUI or just a [external inset] button?
??? Sorry !
? You want let the mytmptable.lyx in a file. so if you change the csv-file you
dont must redo
the formatting.
In this case the optionslist must be longer. Maybe it is better use an html-like
syntax.
I-self want do somethings like this.
If you have some ideas...
A) <table border="0|1">
<th align="center|left|right"> = bold (align valid for the whole column)
B) --header (first row bold, line on top and bottom)
--align="rlrcr" (first column=right, second=left, thirt=right, ...."
Nicht unbedingt verstanden.
Meinst du: kann man dieses komische table.lyx als separates file lassen, oder
muss man
ihn unbedingt defintiv importiere?
Wenn diese die Frage war, dass habe ich folgende Antwort.
Habe noch nicht probiert. M�chte es aber. Dann sollte man die m�glichkeit haben,
mit den optionen des perlscripts
auch die formatierung im griff zu bekommen.
Habe noch nicht entschieden ob ich weiter ein tab-sep-val file ben�tze, oder die
syntax con html.
Die syntax von html hat ja viele �hnliche funktionen: colspan,
align="right|left|center", width, border
Nat�rlich m�sste man die Syntax ein weinig �ndern, aber, wie der liebe Wall
sagt: eine tugend ist die Faulheit!
ciao,
antonio
