Re: Making a Rotated Table Landscape
On 30 December 2011 06:56, Jane Shevtsov wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a rotated table and need to put it on a landscape page. How do I do
> this? I tried the \begin{landscape} tag suggested at
> http://www.latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1771 but LyX
> complained that the file was corrupted.
>
> Thanks,
> Jane
>
When I want to put a table in a landscape page, here is what I do:
a) right click the float table
b) select rotate sideways.
regards
waluyo
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> Jane Shevtsov
> Ecology Ph.D. candidate, University of Georgia
> co-founder, www.worldbeyondborders.org
>
> "She has future plans and dreams at night.
> They tell her life is hard; she says 'That's all right'." --Faith Hill,
> "Wild One"
>
Making a Rotated Table Landscape
Hi all,
I have a rotated table and need to put it on a landscape page. How do I do
this? I tried the \begin{landscape} tag suggested at
http://www.latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1771 but LyX
complained that the file was corrupted.
Thanks,
Jane
--
-
Jane Shevtsov
Ecology Ph.D. candidate, University of Georgia
co-founder, www.worldbeyondborders.org
"She has future plans and dreams at night.
They tell her life is hard; she says 'That's all right'." --Faith Hill,
"Wild One"
Re: paragraph inside environments and other issues
First issue: insert a separator environment between the two problems. Second issue: try nesting the subenvironment within the proof. I don't have LyX handy, but there are menu and (I believe) tool bar entries for increasing the depth of an entry. I don't know if a paragraph can be nested, but enumerations etc. can. Paul
Conflict between hanging module and primed symbols
Hullo Richard,
I recently tried to use the hanging.module with a document and got a
Latex error (input stack size capacity exceeded). Some experimenting
showed there was a conflict between hanging.sty and the use in maths
mode of a prime embellishment to a symbol (e.g. to indicate feet and
inches, as in a person's height: 5'8'', five feet eight inches). The
prime can occur anywhere in the document to trip the error, not
necessarily in a hanging paragraph itself.
However I notice your module is in two parts, the if-part applying if
hanging.sty is available and the else-part if it isn't. If I rename
hanging.sty so that the else-part of the definition is used, the
document compiles successfully.
Since the prime is a frequently used symbol in maths and as an
abbreviation for feet and inches (and angular minutes and seconds), I
suggest omitting the if-part from your module and retaining only the
else-part. (I've edited my own copy to this effect.)
Incidentally, entering in maths mode 5^\prime 8^{\prime\prime} (rather
than 5'8'') causes no problems -- hanging.sty copes with that.
Andrew
Re: Crash with language change in combination with utf8 & float tableau
Here is the minimal example file. Peter test-utf8-crash.lyx Description: video/flv
paragraph inside environments and other issues
Hi all, How do I insert consecutive "Problem" entries? Also, is there a way to insert a (sub)paragraph inside an environment such as Proof? How about a custom defined section style? Let me explain. Let's say I'm using the IEEEtran class (although others exhibit the same issue). I click on the "Problem" to insert a problem and type in some text. I'd like to insert a new problem immediately below the previous one. I might be missing something very easy but I can't seem to manage ... it keeps making the new paragraph part of the previous Problem. If I insert a different section/environment after the Problem, e.g. a Proof, then I can insert a new Problem, but I'd like consecutive Problems. For the second issue: In Latex I can very well insert a (sub)paragraph, or some other user defined section, inside a Proof environment or the likes. However, if I try this in LyX then the entire Proof turns into a Paragraph. How can I easily do this without resorting to typing in Latex code (CTRL-L) while inside a Proof? Would defining additional layout style in LyX allow this? I'd like to preserve the Proof's environment QED square symbol at the end. Any tips? Cheers, Bogdan.
LyX slow with remote filesystems
Hi Everyone, I am editing a document in LyX (Mac OS X Lion, LyX 2.0.2) that is stored locally but references several files -- included TeX snippets and some graphics stored as EPS -- that I keep on a remote server. The files are on a drive that I mounted through sshfs using the latest version of OSXFUSE and the program Macfusion. The trouble is, whenever the drive is mounted, LyX slows down a ton. On slow connections it's completely unusable. LyX lags whenever I type, and I notice that at the same time, network traffic spikes. (Note that all of the included files have preview turned off.) I'm not really a programmer, but it seems like every time I hit a key, LyX checks the included files to see if they've been updated. But I don't really know! Has anyone else experienced this behavior and is it possible to fix it? So far I've worked around it by keeping the remote filesystem unmounted but I need to access other files on the server now so that solution no longer works. Thank you! Adam Sacarny smime.p7s Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
Re: Crash with language change in combination with utf8 & float tableau
Peter Baumgartner wrote: > Using LyX 2.0.2 I experienced reproducible crashes with the following > combination: > > -> encoding: utf8 > -> module: linguistics with tableau environment > -> language change inside text (command: \foreignlanguage) > > The system crashes during pdflatex compilation with a tableau environment in > combination with a \foreignlanguage command and utf8 encoding. Can you send a minimal example file? I tried to reproduce with your recipe, but LyX does not crash here. Thanks, Jürgen
Crash with language change in combination with utf8 & float tableau
Hello,
Using LyX 2.0.2 I experienced reproducible crashes with the following
combination:
-> encoding: utf8
-> module: linguistics with tableau environment
-> language change inside text (command: \foreignlanguage)
The system crashes during pdflatex compilation with a tableau environment in
*combination* with a \foreignlanguage command *and* utf8 encoding.
(I was using language ngerman and changed a word to
\foreignlanguage{english}.)
Peter
