On 2009-03-04, Yago wrote:
> With LyX 1.5.6 the degree symbol was, for example:
> $sin30\textrm{\textdegree}$
> But with LyX 1.6.1 this code makes nothing in my dvi output, only sin30 =
> with no degree symbol.
It works OK here. Maybe a font problem?
> Exporting the LyX file to LaTeX code, I wondering
> with this code included by LyX because that's no exists in my preamble:
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LyX specific LaTeX commands.
> \declarerobustcommand{\lyxmathsym}[1]{\ifmmode\begingroup\de...@ld{bold}
> \def\rmorbf##1{\ifx\m...@version\b@ld\textbf{##1}\else\textrm{##1}\fi}
> \mathchoice{\hbox{\rmorbf{#1}}}{\hbox{\rmorbf{#1}}}
> {\hbox{\smaller[2]\rmorbf{#1}}}{\hbox{\smaller[3]\rmorbf{#1}}}
> \endgroup\else#1\fi}
This is a fallback for Unicode characters that do not have a math definition.
(LyX 1.5.6 did silently drop these!)
What is the LaTeX code for your (non-working) example?
> And I suspect that this code is the problem, but I don't know how can I =
> suppress it.
This definition will only be inserted if there is some math box with
non-math Unicode chars inside in the document. It will dissapear in a
minimal example.
Alternatively, try if deleting (or commenting) these lines and running
LaTeX by hand helps (i doubt it).
> Or what's is the code to obtain the degree symbol in LyX =
> 1.6.1; I don't want the symbol: \lyxmathsym{=BA}. Thanks for your help.
I simply press the right key. Alternatively, you can switch to text mode
and insert \textdegree as ERT or use ^\circ in math mode.
Günter
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