On 2010-11-29, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> On 11/29/2010 05:05 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:
>> On 2010-11-28, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
>>>>> Not sure if this is a LyX problem, but I hope someone here has
>>>>> encountered this issue and might know a solution.
>>>>> My problem is that when a program listing (Insert -> Program Listing)
>>>>> does not fit into the same page it starts in, and so a page break
>>>>> occurs in the middle of it, the page number at the bottom of the page
>>>>> in which the page break occurs is rendered in the typewriter font,
>>>>> just like the program listing itself. This only happens if I use:
>>>>> basicstyle={\ttfamily}
>>>>> in Document Settings -> Listings so that program listings use the
>>>>> document's typewriter font (in my case "DejaVu Sans Mono") instead of
>>>>> the weird-looking default.
>>>>> I'm using XeTeX.
...
>>> ... it only happens when setting the document
>>> language to Greek. With English there's no problem.
>> Greek and XeTeX: * make sure not to use the babel package
> LyX 2 uses the polyglossia package when enabling XeTeX,
Fine.
> which in turn
> loads babel. But I don't load babel myself, if that's what you mean.
At least my version of polyglossia
{polyglossia}[2009/01/25 v1.0.2
Babel replacement for XeLaTeX]
does not load babel.
>> listings and XeTeX might also be problematic regarding the font
>> choices (as listings will usually select TeX fonts).
> If I let listing select TeX fonts, then there's no problem. The problem
> occurs only when I use "basicstyle={\ttfamily}" so that the XeTeX font
> is used.
What happens, if you use the string expansion \ttfamily (i.e. the real
name of the font)?
>> How about changing the language of the listing to English while
>> keeping the document Greek?
> Just tried, but unfortunately it makes no difference.
In this case, I recommend to create a minimal working example that shows
the problem, export as LaTeX (XeTeX), cut the LyX stuff, and send it to
either the comp.text.tex group or the listings maintainer(s).
Günter
