Oups ! Sorry, I thought this is a french list... Yes, french Babel is loaded, and the french normal "..." has no non-breaking spaces as english form has.
My question about replace simple space with non-breaking spaces is to quote a verbatim. For exemple: "I'm very glade to be here" (N, L45) I need a non-breaking spaces between "N," and "L45" to avoid this: "I'm very glade to be here" (N, L45) I did type the text and so I'd like to use find/replace if possible... Thanks for your answers 2012/2/25 Liviu Andronic <landronim...@gmail.com> > Bonjour > Comme la liste est en anglais, je répondrai dans cette langue. > > > 2012/2/25 Cyril Dupuis <cyril.h.dup...@gmail.com>: > > - les points de suspensions sont disposés à l'anglaise, avec un espace > > insécable entre chaque point. Est-il possible de modifier ce > comportement ? > > > What is the French behaviour in this case? I would expect that if you > load French Babel (do you?), the it should take care of most (all?) > Frech hyphenation and punctuation peculiarities. Again, what exactly > do you expect to get? > > > > - j'aimerais faire des rechercher/remplacer pour échanger certains > espaces > > simples avec des espaces insécables, mais même en faisant un > copier/coller, > > je n'arrive pas à indiquer à lyx de remplacer par un espace insécable... > > > In French, to the best of my knowledge, a non-breaking space is being > used before > » > : > ; > ! > ? > > and after > « > > As long as you use French Babel, LaTeX (and LyX) will automatically > take care of these for you. For example, simply write "Bonjour, ça > va?" (notice that there is no space before "?", non-breaking or > otherwise) and LaTeX will automatically insert a non-breaking space > before "?" in the PDF output. Just try it. Same holds for the other > characters. > > If for some reason you need to manually insert non-breaking spaces, > then this is easy: either ctrl+space or insert > formatting > > protected space. > > Regards > Liviu >
