Well Ignacio, If I create an Spanish document, and use "\sin x", Lyx (on screen) renders it as "sin x". If I use "\sen x", Lyx will render it (again, on screen) as "\sen x". What I would like is that by using localization (Spanish), Lyx recognizes that "\sin x" should be rendered as "sen x". The thing is that I don't know if this a desirable behavior.
Again, should LaTeX do it automatically? Meaning, in the PDF. Regards. ------------------------------------------------- Julio Rojas [email protected] On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 1:01 PM, Ignacio García <[email protected]> wrote: > > > 2012/5/19 Julio Rojas <[email protected]> >> >> What a bummer... >> >> One question. Shouldn't it be better that Lyx recognizes localization >> and instead of using "\sin" uses "\sen"? Is it even possible or >> desirably? >> >> >> The really good question is why, oh why, LaTeX doesn't do it >> automatically so Lyx has to do it only on-screen. >> >> Regards. >> ------------------------------------------------- >> Julio Rojas > > > Sorry, I do not understand... What do you mean? > LyX doesn't show the function name "sen" in the math toolbar button, > but otherwise, if the document language is Spanish you can use the latex > command "\sen" right away, and then spanish-babel-latex makes the thing > automatically: in the LyX window the "sen" is shown (if Instant Previw is > on) > and also in PDF output > > Ignacio García > >> >> >> On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 8:48 AM, Ignacio García >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> > On fry 8 May 2012 Kenedy Torcatt wrote >> > >> >> Hey guys... I'm working with lyx in spanish, The mathematical operator >> >> like sin are showing in english "sin". I need this math operators in >> >> spanish, I mean "sen". >> >> How can I do this with lyx? I'm using latest version 2.0.3. >> > >> >> Thankyou in advance. >> > >> >> P.S: I already set the language in spanish, everything else is fine >> > (in spanish). >> > >> > The function 'sen' is predefined in the latex package babel-spanish, >> > so you write in math mode the command \sen and you get sen, that's all >> > E.g., in math mode insert >> > \sen space a >> > >> > >> > and the output is >> > sen a >> > This command are not available in the math panels >> > >> > There is info about the functions predefined in Spanish (sen, arcsen, >> > tg,...) >> > in the section 15.1 of the spanish version manual 'Math' (Ecuaciones) >> > >> > >> > >> > I.G. > >
