Re: highly irritating behaviour in LyX 1.1.3
Completely agree with Murali Atastya. Would be nice to have the old version with good ergonomy. Sorry to admit, but I must be a complete idiot. I do not understand how to fix the problem! Would be nice to have the patch in the ftp directory pub/lyx/devel (at ftp.lyx.org) The path is probably not needed at the site ftp.devel.lyx.org, because the people using that site are supposed to understand things without explanations. "Lars Gullik Bjønnes" wrote: Murali Agastya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | Hi, | | In LyX 1.1.3, is it possible to make the mathmode work like it used | to before - i.e. | | pressing the spacebar does not introduce additional spaces (on the | screen) but jumps | | back either to the text mode or back to normal-mode from subscript mode! This is (supposedly) casued by some whitespaces fixes by me. If you look at the lyx-devel thread about the LyX 1.1.3 release you should find a patch that I believe fixes this. Lgb Staffan Ringbom "there is nothing as smart as an idiot"
Re: latex paragraph export
Andre,
Thanks for your reply. It finally occurred to me to look at the html
source produced by latex2html (view source while displayed by browser)
The header info contained a reference to a stylesheet. This turned out
to be an external file with an extension of .css (cascading style
sheets) that was generated by latex2html. I hunted around on the net and
found specs for css files. Was able to solve the problem!
For indented paragraphs with no line skips in html display generated by
latex2html:
P {text-indent: 2em}
P {margin-top: 0em}
add the above 2 commands to the filename.css file created automatically
by latex2html
Probably there is some style or other that would cause this to happen,
but I can't find it or figure out how latex2html references it. How
pdflatex figures it out is a mystery. tth blows up on me, so it may work
fine; I don't know.
My novel goes up tomorrow, worldwide (love the net), at:
http://home.maine.rr.com/wetterau
John
Re: word count
Lyx1 wrote: I'd like to add to this: How can I set the spacing to a specific number, say 1cm? \baselineskip1cm in TeX (red), thats all ... ;-) Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.perce.de
US-Keyboard + LyX + spanish
LyX 1.1.3 + Mandrake 6.1 ** for an English version check down. ** | Spanish version |--- Logre trabajar con LyX usando un teclado en ingles, pudiendo escribir en español (ñ,é,á,...). Hago esto: 1) configurar el archivo /etc/X11/XF86Config con la seccion de teclado(Keyboard) de la siguiente manera: Section "Keyboard" Protocol "Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAlt Compose ScrollLock Compose RightCtl Control XkbKeycodes "xfree86" XkbTypes "default" XkbCompat "default" XkbSymbols "us(pc101)" XkbGeometry "pc" XkbRules "xfree86" XkbModel "pc101" XkbLayout "us" XkbOptions "grp:switch" # - aqui esta el truco que me permite # manipular el Alt derecho EndSection 2) crear un archivo llamado pav.map con el siguiente contenido: clear Mod3add Mod3 = Alt_Rkeycode 57 = n N ntildekeycode 38 = a A aacutekeycode 26 = e E eacutekeycode 32 = o O oacutekeycode 31 = i I iacutekeycode 30 = u U uacute 3) reiniciar X, y en una terminal X, ejecutar: xmodmap pav.map 4) haz correr el LyX y presiona: AltDerecho + a para á AltDerecho + Shift+a para Á : : AltDerecho + n para ñ AltDerecho + N para Ñ Me pregunto si existe una mejor manera de obtener esto. Alguien sabe algo? Saludos. ---Pablo Veliz Bouzas[EMAIL PROTECTED] | English version |--- I managed to work with LyX using a US-keyboard writing in Spanish (ñ,é,á...). I do this: 1) setup the /etc/X11/XF86Config with the Keyboard section as following: Section "Keyboard" Protocol "Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAlt Compose ScrollLock Compose RightCtl Control XkbKeycodes "xfree86" XkbTypes "default" XkbCompat "default" XkbSymbols "us(pc101)" XkbGeometry "pc" XkbRules "xfree86" XkbModel "pc101" XkbLayout "us" XkbOptions "grp:switch" # - here is the trick for Right-AltEndSection 2) create a file named pav.map with the following line: clear Mod3add Mod3 = Alt_Rkeycode 57 = n N ntildekeycode 38 = a A aacutekeycode 26 = e E eacutekeycode 32 = o O oacutekeycode 31 = i I iacutekeycode 30 = u U uacute 3) restart X, and in a Xterminal execute: xmodmap pav.map 4) try Lyx and press: RightAlt + a for á RightAlt + Shift+a for Á : : RightAlt + n for ñ RightAlt + N for Ñ I was wondering if there is a better way to do this. Anyone knows? Bye. ---Pablo Veliz Bouzas[EMAIL PROTECTED] pav.map
Re: R_Alt+p segfaults!
"Pablo Veliz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | I have Mandrake 6.1 (kernel 2.2.13) and LyX 1.1.3 (compiled from sources), I | set the keyboard layout to US-with-deadkey and then to US-with-ISO9995 (to | activate the right Alt for mode change) | when I press R_Alt+p, LyX segfaults. I tried with both layouts. | when I use the standard US keyboard layout, LyX works ok. But, obviously, I | cannot get access to the R_Alt mode change. I have been trying to track this down for a couple of days, but so far no luck, I'd be grateful for any help to track this bug down. Lgb
changing borders...
hi I have a big problem and I hope someone can help me..:-) What I need is an entire lyx document (my manual) with two "border set". I mean I want the first 10 pages (for example) with a textwidth (let's say 1inch) and the pages from 11 to the end of the document with a different textwidth (let's say 2inches). Now I use the geometry package and I set the \textwidth variable in the preamble, but how can I set the same variable in the middle of the document? Why do I need this? Why I want to use a big figure in my document and I want to use the page width. How can I solve this? I have tried to insert \textwidth=2cm (in centimeters) manually somewhere in the document with the Layout-texStyle but I get not change...why? Thank you! -- Ciao Ciao _ -B- All Recycled Bytes Message ... ~
Re: US-Keyboard + LyX + spanish
Esa es una forma de configurar el teclado en ingles para acentos y eñes
que puedes automatizar aún mas, el archivo pav.map al que haces referencia
ponlo en tu directorio HOME y llámalo .Xmodmap, asi se cargará
automáticamente cada vez que uses Xwindows.
Aún así existe una forma de configurar solamente a lyx para poder tipear
acentos y eñes, y esto sin usar la "altgr" sino con los acentos tal como
los usarias en un teclado en español: tecleando primero ' y luego la vocal
en cuestión ; de una forma análoga funciona para la diéresis y la eñe
( la eñe tipeando primero ~ y luego la n ).
Tienes que crear un archivo "espanol.kmap" y lo ubicas en $HOME/.lyx/kbd
(o en $LYXHOME/share/lyx/kbd si eres root) que contenga lo siguiente (no
usar la numeración es solo para referencia):
1: \kmod ' acute aeiouAEIOU
2: \kmod ~ tilde nN
3: \kmod ` umlaut uU
4: \kxmod acute i "\\'{\\i}"
- En la linea 1 esta la definición para los acentos agudos (el
único tipo de acento en español).
- En la linea 2 el "acento" para la eñe, la tilde ~.
- En la linea 3 la dieresis, que yo la configuré para la tecla `
pero se puede usar cualquier otra tecla ( " : etc ).
Notese que estas lineas funcionan así:
\kmod tecla que activa la acción tipo de acento letras que podrán ser
objeto de la acción
- La cuarta línea es para prevenir que se les punga el punto a las i
acentuadas, no tengo la menor idea de como funciona.
Luego de esto debes modificar el archivo $HOME/.lyx/lyxrc
( $LYXHOME/share/lyx/lyxrc si eres root ) para que incluya lo siguiente:
\kbmap true
\kbmap_primary espanol
y eso es todo, la próxima vez que arranques lyx debes poder usar los
acentos, eñes y diéresis sin tener que usar "altgr".
Fancy Tables
Any one knows how to make a table like this: +---+ | | Over titles 2 3 | |---| | title 1 | title 2 | title 3 | |---| | data| data | data | | data| data | data | | data| data | data | +---+ I have 2 lines of titles, in the first line there is a title over title 2 and 3; in other words, how can i join 2 cells of a table an have a result like this table.
thesis layout wanted
Hi, I am going to write my Phd thesis. But I can't find thesis layout in lyx distribution. Does anyone can provide me a thesis layout and style? Thanks in advance! Cai, Xuejun |= | Cai, Xuejun | Tel: (+86-10) 68236038(o) 68244467(h) ! http://alpha01.ihep.ac.cn/~caixj | Pager: (+86) 198 call 10015237 | Public PGP key: |http://alpha01.ihep.ac.cn/~caixj/DSSkey.txt |= Linux Is Not just gnU and uniX
Re: How to forbid hyphenation in Section headings?
Hi everyone. I didn't get a response, but I did my own research on comp.text.tex and will report the results here. According to experienced tex'ers, there are two packages that should solve my problems: titlesec and secsty. These are both included in the Debian tetex-extra package. Unfortunately, because of other ERT that I've already inserted in my thesis, the inclusion of either one of these packages seems to cause more problems than they are likely to fix. As a quick and dirty solution, I inserted forced line breaks in the section headings that span more than one line. This eliminates the two problems that I cited: hyphenation in headings and headings that violate the right margin. Thanks. Syrus. On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote: Hello. I am writing my thesis using the report style (with various ERT added to comply with my Universities requirements). I've noticed that chapter headings never have words hyphenated. Also, chapter headings never violate the right margin setting. However, section and subsection headings both allow hyphenation and, at times, can violate the right margin limit. Can I force the behavior that I see for the chapter headings to apply to all section headings? I am using Lyx 1.1.2 on a Debian potato system. The Tetex version is 1.0.X. My document is very large (150 pages) and split into separate included files, but I think I could extract an example long section heading if necessary. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Syrus Nemat-Nasser [EMAIL PROTECTED]UCSD Physics Dept.
Re: highly irritating behaviour in LyX 1.1.3
Completely agree with Murali Atastya. Would be nice to have the old version with good ergonomy. Sorry to admit, but I must be a complete idiot. I do not understand how to fix the problem! Would be nice to have the patch in the ftp directory pub/lyx/devel (at ftp.lyx.org) The path is probably not needed at the site ftp.devel.lyx.org, because the people using that site are supposed to understand things without explanations. "Lars Gullik Bjønnes" wrote: Murali Agastya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | Hi, | | In LyX 1.1.3, is it possible to make the mathmode work like it used | to before - i.e. | | pressing the spacebar does not introduce additional spaces (on the | screen) but jumps | | back either to the text mode or back to normal-mode from subscript mode! This is (supposedly) casued by some whitespaces fixes by me. If you look at the lyx-devel thread about the LyX 1.1.3 release you should find a patch that I believe fixes this. Lgb Staffan Ringbom "there is nothing as smart as an idiot"
Re: latex paragraph export
Andre,
Thanks for your reply. It finally occurred to me to look at the html
source produced by latex2html (view source while displayed by browser)
The header info contained a reference to a stylesheet. This turned out
to be an external file with an extension of .css (cascading style
sheets) that was generated by latex2html. I hunted around on the net and
found specs for css files. Was able to solve the problem!
For indented paragraphs with no line skips in html display generated by
latex2html:
P {text-indent: 2em}
P {margin-top: 0em}
add the above 2 commands to the filename.css file created automatically
by latex2html
Probably there is some style or other that would cause this to happen,
but I can't find it or figure out how latex2html references it. How
pdflatex figures it out is a mystery. tth blows up on me, so it may work
fine; I don't know.
My novel goes up tomorrow, worldwide (love the net), at:
http://home.maine.rr.com/wetterau
John
Re: word count
Lyx1 wrote: I'd like to add to this: How can I set the spacing to a specific number, say 1cm? \baselineskip1cm in TeX (red), thats all ... ;-) Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.perce.de
US-Keyboard + LyX + spanish
LyX 1.1.3 + Mandrake 6.1 ** for an English version check down. ** | Spanish version |--- Logre trabajar con LyX usando un teclado en ingles, pudiendo escribir en español (ñ,é,á,...). Hago esto: 1) configurar el archivo /etc/X11/XF86Config con la seccion de teclado(Keyboard) de la siguiente manera: Section "Keyboard" Protocol "Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAlt Compose ScrollLock Compose RightCtl Control XkbKeycodes "xfree86" XkbTypes "default" XkbCompat "default" XkbSymbols "us(pc101)" XkbGeometry "pc" XkbRules "xfree86" XkbModel "pc101" XkbLayout "us" XkbOptions "grp:switch" # - aqui esta el truco que me permite # manipular el Alt derecho EndSection 2) crear un archivo llamado pav.map con el siguiente contenido: clear Mod3add Mod3 = Alt_Rkeycode 57 = n N ntildekeycode 38 = a A aacutekeycode 26 = e E eacutekeycode 32 = o O oacutekeycode 31 = i I iacutekeycode 30 = u U uacute 3) reiniciar X, y en una terminal X, ejecutar: xmodmap pav.map 4) haz correr el LyX y presiona: AltDerecho + a para á AltDerecho + Shift+a para Á : : AltDerecho + n para ñ AltDerecho + N para Ñ Me pregunto si existe una mejor manera de obtener esto. Alguien sabe algo? Saludos. ---Pablo Veliz Bouzas[EMAIL PROTECTED] | English version |--- I managed to work with LyX using a US-keyboard writing in Spanish (ñ,é,á...). I do this: 1) setup the /etc/X11/XF86Config with the Keyboard section as following: Section "Keyboard" Protocol "Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAlt Compose ScrollLock Compose RightCtl Control XkbKeycodes "xfree86" XkbTypes "default" XkbCompat "default" XkbSymbols "us(pc101)" XkbGeometry "pc" XkbRules "xfree86" XkbModel "pc101" XkbLayout "us" XkbOptions "grp:switch" # - here is the trick for Right-AltEndSection 2) create a file named pav.map with the following line: clear Mod3add Mod3 = Alt_Rkeycode 57 = n N ntildekeycode 38 = a A aacutekeycode 26 = e E eacutekeycode 32 = o O oacutekeycode 31 = i I iacutekeycode 30 = u U uacute 3) restart X, and in a Xterminal execute: xmodmap pav.map 4) try Lyx and press: RightAlt + a for á RightAlt + Shift+a for Á : : RightAlt + n for ñ RightAlt + N for Ñ I was wondering if there is a better way to do this. Anyone knows? Bye. ---Pablo Veliz Bouzas[EMAIL PROTECTED] pav.map
Re: R_Alt+p segfaults!
"Pablo Veliz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | I have Mandrake 6.1 (kernel 2.2.13) and LyX 1.1.3 (compiled from sources), I | set the keyboard layout to US-with-deadkey and then to US-with-ISO9995 (to | activate the right Alt for mode change) | when I press R_Alt+p, LyX segfaults. I tried with both layouts. | when I use the standard US keyboard layout, LyX works ok. But, obviously, I | cannot get access to the R_Alt mode change. I have been trying to track this down for a couple of days, but so far no luck, I'd be grateful for any help to track this bug down. Lgb
changing borders...
hi I have a big problem and I hope someone can help me..:-) What I need is an entire lyx document (my manual) with two "border set". I mean I want the first 10 pages (for example) with a textwidth (let's say 1inch) and the pages from 11 to the end of the document with a different textwidth (let's say 2inches). Now I use the geometry package and I set the \textwidth variable in the preamble, but how can I set the same variable in the middle of the document? Why do I need this? Why I want to use a big figure in my document and I want to use the page width. How can I solve this? I have tried to insert \textwidth=2cm (in centimeters) manually somewhere in the document with the Layout-texStyle but I get not change...why? Thank you! -- Ciao Ciao _ -B- All Recycled Bytes Message ... ~
Re: US-Keyboard + LyX + spanish
Esa es una forma de configurar el teclado en ingles para acentos y eñes
que puedes automatizar aún mas, el archivo pav.map al que haces referencia
ponlo en tu directorio HOME y llámalo .Xmodmap, asi se cargará
automáticamente cada vez que uses Xwindows.
Aún así existe una forma de configurar solamente a lyx para poder tipear
acentos y eñes, y esto sin usar la "altgr" sino con los acentos tal como
los usarias en un teclado en español: tecleando primero ' y luego la vocal
en cuestión ; de una forma análoga funciona para la diéresis y la eñe
( la eñe tipeando primero ~ y luego la n ).
Tienes que crear un archivo "espanol.kmap" y lo ubicas en $HOME/.lyx/kbd
(o en $LYXHOME/share/lyx/kbd si eres root) que contenga lo siguiente (no
usar la numeración es solo para referencia):
1: \kmod ' acute aeiouAEIOU
2: \kmod ~ tilde nN
3: \kmod ` umlaut uU
4: \kxmod acute i "\\'{\\i}"
- En la linea 1 esta la definición para los acentos agudos (el
único tipo de acento en español).
- En la linea 2 el "acento" para la eñe, la tilde ~.
- En la linea 3 la dieresis, que yo la configuré para la tecla `
pero se puede usar cualquier otra tecla ( " : etc ).
Notese que estas lineas funcionan así:
\kmod tecla que activa la acción tipo de acento letras que podrán ser
objeto de la acción
- La cuarta línea es para prevenir que se les punga el punto a las i
acentuadas, no tengo la menor idea de como funciona.
Luego de esto debes modificar el archivo $HOME/.lyx/lyxrc
( $LYXHOME/share/lyx/lyxrc si eres root ) para que incluya lo siguiente:
\kbmap true
\kbmap_primary espanol
y eso es todo, la próxima vez que arranques lyx debes poder usar los
acentos, eñes y diéresis sin tener que usar "altgr".
Fancy Tables
Any one knows how to make a table like this: +---+ | | Over titles 2 3 | |---| | title 1 | title 2 | title 3 | |---| | data| data | data | | data| data | data | | data| data | data | +---+ I have 2 lines of titles, in the first line there is a title over title 2 and 3; in other words, how can i join 2 cells of a table an have a result like this table.
thesis layout wanted
Hi, I am going to write my Phd thesis. But I can't find thesis layout in lyx distribution. Does anyone can provide me a thesis layout and style? Thanks in advance! Cai, Xuejun |= | Cai, Xuejun | Tel: (+86-10) 68236038(o) 68244467(h) ! http://alpha01.ihep.ac.cn/~caixj | Pager: (+86) 198 call 10015237 | Public PGP key: |http://alpha01.ihep.ac.cn/~caixj/DSSkey.txt |= Linux Is Not just gnU and uniX
Re: How to forbid hyphenation in Section headings?
Hi everyone. I didn't get a response, but I did my own research on comp.text.tex and will report the results here. According to experienced tex'ers, there are two packages that should solve my problems: titlesec and secsty. These are both included in the Debian tetex-extra package. Unfortunately, because of other ERT that I've already inserted in my thesis, the inclusion of either one of these packages seems to cause more problems than they are likely to fix. As a quick and dirty solution, I inserted forced line breaks in the section headings that span more than one line. This eliminates the two problems that I cited: hyphenation in headings and headings that violate the right margin. Thanks. Syrus. On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote: Hello. I am writing my thesis using the report style (with various ERT added to comply with my Universities requirements). I've noticed that chapter headings never have words hyphenated. Also, chapter headings never violate the right margin setting. However, section and subsection headings both allow hyphenation and, at times, can violate the right margin limit. Can I force the behavior that I see for the chapter headings to apply to all section headings? I am using Lyx 1.1.2 on a Debian potato system. The Tetex version is 1.0.X. My document is very large (150 pages) and split into separate included files, but I think I could extract an example long section heading if necessary. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Syrus Nemat-Nasser [EMAIL PROTECTED]UCSD Physics Dept.
Re: highly irritating behaviour in LyX 1.1.3
Completely agree with Murali Atastya. Would be nice to have the old version with good ergonomy. Sorry to admit, but I must be a complete idiot. I do not understand how to fix the problem! Would be nice to have the patch in the ftp directory pub/lyx/devel (at ftp.lyx.org) The path is probably not needed at the site ftp.devel.lyx.org, because the people using that site are supposed to understand things without explanations. "Lars Gullik Bjønnes" wrote: > Murali Agastya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > | Hi, > | > | In LyX 1.1.3, is it possible to make the mathmode work like it used > | to before - i.e. > | > | pressing the spacebar does not introduce additional spaces (on the > | screen) but jumps > | > | back either to the text mode or back to normal-mode from subscript mode! > > This is (supposedly) casued by some whitespaces fixes by me. If you > look at the lyx-devel thread about the LyX 1.1.3 release you should > find a patch that I believe fixes this. > > Lgb Staffan Ringbom "there is nothing as smart as an idiot"
Re: latex paragraph export
Andre,
Thanks for your reply. It finally occurred to me to look at the html
source produced by latex2html (view source while displayed by browser)
The header info contained a reference to a stylesheet. This turned out
to be an external file with an extension of .css (cascading style
sheets) that was generated by latex2html. I hunted around on the net and
found specs for css files. Was able to solve the problem!
For indented paragraphs with no line skips in html display generated by
latex2html:
P {text-indent: 2em}
P {margin-top: 0em}
add the above 2 commands to the filename.css file created automatically
by latex2html
Probably there is some style or other that would cause this to happen,
but I can't find it or figure out how latex2html references it. How
pdflatex figures it out is a mystery. tth blows up on me, so it may work
fine; I don't know.
My novel goes up tomorrow, worldwide (love the net), at:
http://home.maine.rr.com/wetterau
John
Re: word count
Lyx1 wrote: > > I'd like to add to this: How can I set the spacing to a specific number, say > 1cm? \baselineskip1cm in TeX (red), thats all ... ;-) Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.perce.de
US-Keyboard + LyX + spanish
LyX 1.1.3 + Mandrake 6.1 ** for an English version check down. ** | Spanish version |--- Logre trabajar con LyX usando un teclado en ingles, pudiendo escribir en español (ñ,é,á,...). Hago esto: 1) configurar el archivo /etc/X11/XF86Config con la seccion de teclado(Keyboard) de la siguiente manera: Section "Keyboard" Protocol "Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAlt Compose ScrollLock Compose RightCtl Control XkbKeycodes "xfree86" XkbTypes "default" XkbCompat "default" XkbSymbols "us(pc101)" XkbGeometry "pc" XkbRules "xfree86" XkbModel "pc101" XkbLayout "us" XkbOptions "grp:switch" # <- aqui esta el truco que me permite # manipular el Alt derecho EndSection 2) crear un archivo llamado pav.map con el siguiente contenido: clear Mod3add Mod3 = Alt_Rkeycode 57 = n N ntildekeycode 38 = a A aacutekeycode 26 = e E eacutekeycode 32 = o O oacutekeycode 31 = i I iacutekeycode 30 = u U uacute 3) reiniciar X, y en una terminal X, ejecutar: xmodmap pav.map 4) haz correr el LyX y presiona: AltDerecho + a para á AltDerecho + Shift+a para Á : : AltDerecho + n para ñ AltDerecho + N para Ñ Me pregunto si existe una mejor manera de obtener esto. Alguien sabe algo? Saludos. ---Pablo Veliz Bouzas[EMAIL PROTECTED] | English version |--- I managed to work with LyX using a US-keyboard writing in Spanish (ñ,é,á...). I do this: 1) setup the /etc/X11/XF86Config with the Keyboard section as following: Section "Keyboard" Protocol "Standard" AutoRepeat 500 5 LeftAlt Meta RightAlt Compose ScrollLock Compose RightCtl Control XkbKeycodes "xfree86" XkbTypes "default" XkbCompat "default" XkbSymbols "us(pc101)" XkbGeometry "pc" XkbRules "xfree86" XkbModel "pc101" XkbLayout "us" XkbOptions "grp:switch" # <- here is the trick for Right-AltEndSection 2) create a file named pav.map with the following line: clear Mod3add Mod3 = Alt_Rkeycode 57 = n N ntildekeycode 38 = a A aacutekeycode 26 = e E eacutekeycode 32 = o O oacutekeycode 31 = i I iacutekeycode 30 = u U uacute 3) restart X, and in a Xterminal execute: xmodmap pav.map 4) try Lyx and press: RightAlt + a for á RightAlt + Shift+a for Á : : RightAlt + n for ñ RightAlt + N for Ñ I was wondering if there is a better way to do this. Anyone knows? Bye. ---Pablo Veliz Bouzas[EMAIL PROTECTED] pav.map
Re: R_Alt+p segfaults!
"Pablo Veliz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | I have Mandrake 6.1 (kernel 2.2.13) and LyX 1.1.3 (compiled from sources), I | set the keyboard layout to US-with-deadkey and then to US-with-ISO9995 (to | activate the right Alt for mode change) | when I press R_Alt+p, LyX segfaults. I tried with both layouts. | when I use the standard US keyboard layout, LyX works ok. But, obviously, I | cannot get access to the R_Alt mode change. I have been trying to track this down for a couple of days, but so far no luck, I'd be grateful for any help to track this bug down. Lgb
changing borders...
hi I have a big problem and I hope someone can help me..:-) What I need is an entire lyx document (my manual) with two "border set". I mean I want the first 10 pages (for example) with a textwidth (let's say 1inch) and the pages from 11 to the end of the document with a different textwidth (let's say 2inches). Now I use the geometry package and I set the \textwidth variable in the preamble, but how can I set the same variable in the middle of the document? Why do I need this? Why I want to use a big figure in my document and I want to use the page width. How can I solve this? I have tried to insert \textwidth=2cm (in centimeters) manually somewhere in the document with the Layout->texStyle but I get not change...why? Thank you! -- Ciao Ciao _ ->B<- All Recycled Bytes Message ... ~
Re: US-Keyboard + LyX + spanish
Esa es una forma de configurar el teclado en ingles para acentos y eñes
que puedes automatizar aún mas, el archivo pav.map al que haces referencia
ponlo en tu directorio HOME y llámalo .Xmodmap, asi se cargará
automáticamente cada vez que uses Xwindows.
Aún así existe una forma de configurar solamente a lyx para poder tipear
acentos y eñes, y esto sin usar la "altgr" sino con los acentos tal como
los usarias en un teclado en español: tecleando primero ' y luego la vocal
en cuestión ; de una forma análoga funciona para la diéresis y la eñe
( la eñe tipeando primero ~ y luego la n ).
Tienes que crear un archivo "espanol.kmap" y lo ubicas en $HOME/.lyx/kbd
(o en $LYXHOME/share/lyx/kbd si eres root) que contenga lo siguiente (no
usar la numeración es solo para referencia):
1: \kmod ' acute aeiouAEIOU
2: \kmod ~ tilde nN
3: \kmod ` umlaut uU
4: \kxmod acute i "\\'{\\i}"
- En la linea 1 esta la definición para los acentos agudos (el
único tipo de acento en español).
- En la linea 2 el "acento" para la eñe, la tilde ~.
- En la linea 3 la dieresis, que yo la configuré para la tecla `
pero se puede usar cualquier otra tecla ( " : etc ).
Notese que estas lineas funcionan así:
\kmod
- La cuarta línea es para prevenir que se les punga el punto a las i
acentuadas, no tengo la menor idea de como funciona.
Luego de esto debes modificar el archivo $HOME/.lyx/lyxrc
( $LYXHOME/share/lyx/lyxrc si eres root ) para que incluya lo siguiente:
\kbmap true
\kbmap_primary espanol
y eso es todo, la próxima vez que arranques lyx debes poder usar los
acentos, eñes y diéresis sin tener que usar "altgr".
Fancy Tables
Any one knows how to make a table like this: +---+ | | Over titles 2 & 3 | |---| | title 1 | title 2 | title 3 | |---| | data| data | data | | data| data | data | | data| data | data | +---+ I have 2 lines of titles, in the first line there is a title over title 2 and 3; in other words, how can i join 2 cells of a table an have a result like this table.
thesis layout wanted
Hi, I am going to write my Phd thesis. But I can't find thesis layout in lyx distribution. Does anyone can provide me a thesis layout and style? Thanks in advance! Cai, Xuejun |= | Cai, Xuejun | Tel: (+86-10) 68236038(o) 68244467(h) ! http://alpha01.ihep.ac.cn/~caixj | Pager: (+86) 198 call 10015237 | Public PGP key: |http://alpha01.ihep.ac.cn/~caixj/DSSkey.txt |= & Linux Is Not just gnU and uniX &
Re: How to forbid hyphenation in Section headings?
Hi everyone. I didn't get a response, but I did my own research on comp.text.tex and will report the results here. According to experienced tex'ers, there are two packages that should solve my problems: titlesec and secsty. These are both included in the Debian tetex-extra package. Unfortunately, because of other ERT that I've already inserted in my thesis, the inclusion of either one of these packages seems to cause more problems than they are likely to fix. As a quick and dirty solution, I inserted forced line breaks in the section headings that span more than one line. This eliminates the two problems that I cited: hyphenation in headings and headings that violate the right margin. Thanks. Syrus. On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote: > Hello. > > I am writing my thesis using the report style (with various ERT added to > comply with my Universities requirements). I've noticed that chapter > headings never have words hyphenated. Also, chapter headings never violate > the right margin setting. However, section and subsection headings both > allow hyphenation and, at times, can violate the right margin limit. Can I > force the behavior that I see for the chapter headings to apply to all > section headings? > > I am using Lyx 1.1.2 on a Debian potato system. The Tetex version is > 1.0.X. My document is very large (>150 pages) and split into separate > included files, but I think I could extract an example long section > heading if necessary. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Syrus Nemat-Nasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>UCSD Physics Dept.
