Re: Greek and degree-sign characters in listing
On 2014-07-01, Alexander Berg wrote: Dear all, i am using Lyx 2.1.0 on Arch Linux x86 and i hope that somebody out there can help me :). Google told me nothing helpful. I am trying to export a document (class: article) to pdf. There are some listings with greek characters and degree signs the appendix of this document. ( Insert-Program Listing, Insert-File(plain text) ) The Listings package and Greek characters are known to be tricky: It is already nontrivial to have mixed Greek and Latin text characters in 8-bit TeX (e.g. pdftex). This is, because in LaTeX, Greek fonts use a non-standard Greek-only font encoding. With LaTeX input encoding set to utf-8 and the package textalpha, you can get Greek characters in normal Latin Text. Do Greek text characters work in normal text in your document? Listings does not handle utf-8: Similarly, if you are using UTF-8 extended characters in a listing, they must be placed within an escape to L A TEX. -- listings.pdf If i try to export this document via pdflatex it tells me that there is no representation for these characters in the current encoding. What is your encoding? After confirming with 'OK' the export gets done and all mentioned characters are missing. There should be an error report/log telling more about what went wrong. Using LuaTeX or XeTeX there are no dialogs, but some Error ... UTF-16 ... are displayed in the status line for a second. Afterthe export is done the greek characters are missing and the degree-sign is represented as an 'ř'. What i am doing wrong and how can i fix it? Also with LuaTeX/XeTeX, the listings package needs special care. Have a look at its documentation. If you insert plain text, make sure the encoding matches what you set in DocumentSettingsLanguageEncoding. Günter
IPA in linggloss inset?
Hi folks, First off, thanks so much to Jürgen for all his work on the IPA toolbar in LyX 2.1! It is fantastic. A question, however: is it possible to enable normal text input in the linggloss (or in my case lingglosss) inset/environment? This would allow for direct IPA input, for example. I asked an expanded version of this question here, which should clarify what I'm trying to do: http://latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19t=24928 There are also links on that page to some of the articles I've read in researching the topic, which suggest that what I would like to do is possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Best, Hiram
Re: Greek and degree-sign characters in listing
On 2014-07-01, Alexander Berg wrote: Dear all, i am using Lyx 2.1.0 on Arch Linux x86 and i hope that somebody out there can help me :). Google told me nothing helpful. I am trying to export a document (class: article) to pdf. There are some listings with greek characters and degree signs the appendix of this document. ( Insert-Program Listing, Insert-File(plain text) ) The Listings package and Greek characters are known to be tricky: It is already nontrivial to have mixed Greek and Latin text characters in 8-bit TeX (e.g. pdftex). This is, because in LaTeX, Greek fonts use a non-standard Greek-only font encoding. With LaTeX input encoding set to utf-8 and the package textalpha, you can get Greek characters in normal Latin Text. Do Greek text characters work in normal text in your document? Listings does not handle utf-8: Similarly, if you are using UTF-8 extended characters in a listing, they must be placed within an escape to L A TEX. -- listings.pdf If i try to export this document via pdflatex it tells me that there is no representation for these characters in the current encoding. What is your encoding? After confirming with 'OK' the export gets done and all mentioned characters are missing. There should be an error report/log telling more about what went wrong. Using LuaTeX or XeTeX there are no dialogs, but some Error ... UTF-16 ... are displayed in the status line for a second. Afterthe export is done the greek characters are missing and the degree-sign is represented as an 'ř'. What i am doing wrong and how can i fix it? Also with LuaTeX/XeTeX, the listings package needs special care. Have a look at its documentation. If you insert plain text, make sure the encoding matches what you set in DocumentSettingsLanguageEncoding. Günter
IPA in linggloss inset?
Hi folks, First off, thanks so much to Jürgen for all his work on the IPA toolbar in LyX 2.1! It is fantastic. A question, however: is it possible to enable normal text input in the linggloss (or in my case lingglosss) inset/environment? This would allow for direct IPA input, for example. I asked an expanded version of this question here, which should clarify what I'm trying to do: http://latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19t=24928 There are also links on that page to some of the articles I've read in researching the topic, which suggest that what I would like to do is possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Best, Hiram
Re: Greek and degree-sign characters in listing
On 2014-07-01, Alexander Berg wrote: > Dear all, > i am using Lyx 2.1.0 on Arch Linux x86 and i hope that somebody out > there can help me :). Google told me nothing helpful. > I am trying to export a document (class: article) to pdf. There are some > listings with greek characters and degree signs the appendix of this > document. ( Insert->Program Listing, Insert->File(plain text) ) The "Listings" package and Greek characters are known to be tricky: It is already nontrivial to have mixed Greek and Latin text characters in 8-bit TeX (e.g. pdftex). This is, because in LaTeX, Greek fonts use a non-standard Greek-only font encoding. With LaTeX input encoding set to utf-8 and the package "textalpha", you can get Greek characters in "normal" Latin Text. Do Greek text characters work in "normal" text in your document? Listings does not handle utf-8: Similarly, if you are using UTF-8 extended characters in a listing, they must be placed within an escape to L A TEX. -- listings.pdf > If i try to export this document via pdflatex it tells me that there is > no representation for these characters in the current encoding. What is your encoding? > After confirming with 'OK' the export gets done and all mentioned > characters are missing. There should be an error report/log telling more about what went wrong. > Using LuaTeX or XeTeX there are no dialogs, but some "Error ... UTF-16 > ..." are displayed in the status line for a second. Afterthe export is > done the greek characters are missing and the degree-sign is represented > as an 'ř'. > What i am doing wrong and how can i fix it? Also with LuaTeX/XeTeX, the listings package needs special care. Have a look at its documentation. If you insert plain text, make sure the encoding matches what you set in Document>Settings>Language>Encoding. Günter
IPA in linggloss inset?
Hi folks, First off, thanks so much to Jürgen for all his work on the IPA toolbar in LyX 2.1! It is fantastic. A question, however: is it possible to enable normal text input in the linggloss (or in my case lingglosss) inset/environment? This would allow for direct IPA input, for example. I asked an expanded version of this question here, which should clarify what I'm trying to do: http://latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19=24928 There are also links on that page to some of the articles I've read in researching the topic, which suggest that what I would like to do is possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Best, Hiram
