Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On 1/17/19 7:20 PM, Jack M. Lyon wrote: Hi, Paul. Thanks for your help with this. I apologize for the cross-posting. I posted on tex.stackexchange and then thought, "Wait a minute--isn't there a LyX mailing list? That's where I should ask!" So I found it and posted there. I'm sorry for any confusion. You wrote: > Your file works fine for me (LyX 2.3.2, Linux Mint 18.3). What version of LyX are you using, what OS (probably doesn't matter, but you never know), and have you used this file successfully in the past? I'm using LyX 2.3.2 on Windows 10. I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 and then reinstalled LyX 2.3.2, along with my customized user.bind file. Yesterday was the first time I tried to use LyX since then, and that's when I started getting the "unknown function" message. The user.bind file has worked just fine in the past. If I take just one of the commands from the user.bind file, like this one: command-sequence font-emph and enter it into LyX's command buffer, it works just fine. I've tried the user.bind file with LyX 2.3.1-1 as well, and it doesn't work there, either. By the way, I've always reconfigured LyX after installing the user.bind file, which I've placed in ~\AppData\Roaming\LyX2.3\ as specified under Help > About. I'm pretty good with LyX, but this one has me stumped. Thanks again for your help. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com Bit of a long-shot, but if you copy the bind file contents from your first message and paste them into a new text file (which is what I did), does that file work? I'm wondering if the original bind file might have a non-printing character that is messing up one of the commands. Paul
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
Hi, Paul. Thanks for your help with this. I apologize for the cross-posting. I posted on tex.stackexchange and then thought, "Wait a minute--isn't there a LyX mailing list? That's where I should ask!" So I found it and posted there. I'm sorry for any confusion. You wrote: > Your file works fine for me (LyX 2.3.2, Linux Mint 18.3). What version of LyX are you using, what OS (probably doesn't matter, but you never know), and have you used this file successfully in the past? I'm using LyX 2.3.2 on Windows 10. I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 and then reinstalled LyX 2.3.2, along with my customized user.bind file. Yesterday was the first time I tried to use LyX since then, and that's when I started getting the "unknown function" message. The user.bind file has worked just fine in the past. If I take just one of the commands from the user.bind file, like this one: command-sequence font-emph and enter it into LyX's command buffer, it works just fine. I've tried the user.bind file with LyX 2.3.1-1 as well, and it doesn't work there, either. By the way, I've always reconfigured LyX after installing the user.bind file, which I've placed in ~\AppData\Roaming\LyX2.3\ as specified under Help > About. I'm pretty good with LyX, but this one has me stumped. Thanks again for your help. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 12:24:30PM -0700, Jack Lyon wrote: > I'm using a customized user.bind file with LyX to remap keyboard shortcuts > to LyX functions (LFuns), but when I try to use any of the keyboard > shortcuts, LyX reports "Unknown function." Thanks for any help you're able > to give. Here is the contents of my user.bind file: > > # Unbind defaults > \unbind "F2" "buffer-write" > \unbind "F5" "screen-recenter" > \unbind "F7" "dialog-show spellchecker" > \unbind "F9" "meta-prefix" > \unbind "F11" "ui-toggle fullscreen" > \unbind "C-i" "next-inset-toggle" > \unbind "C-u" "font-underline" > > # Editing > \bind "F2" "command-sequence changes-track" > \bind "F4" "command-sequence change-reject" > \bind "F5" "command-sequence drop-layouts-choice" > \bind "F6" "command-sequence font-noun" > \bind "F7" "command-sequence font-emph" > \bind "F8" "command-sequence word-select; font-emph; word-forward" > \bind "F9" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-capitalize; > word-forward" > \bind "F10" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-forward" > \bind "F11" "command-sequence word-select; char-right-select; cut; > word-backward; clipboard-paste; escape" > \bind "F12" "command-sequence chars-transpose; char-left" Cross-post here: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/470570/lyx-reporting-unknown-function-with-user-bind-file-that-remaps-keyboard-shortc Jack, please always cross-reference your duplicate posts. Paul was very kind to spend time to try to help you. What if someone on tex.se also spent time to give the same answer to your question, not knowing that an answer might already exist? I know you did not intend it, but by cross-referencing posts, you respect more the time of those trying to help you. Best, Scott signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
On 1/17/19 2:24 PM, Jack Lyon wrote: I'm using a customized user.bind file with LyX to remap keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns), but when I try to use any of the keyboard shortcuts, LyX reports "Unknown function." Thanks for any help you're able to give. Here is the contents of my user.bind file: # Unbind defaults \unbind "F2" "buffer-write" \unbind "F5" "screen-recenter" \unbind "F7" "dialog-show spellchecker" \unbind "F9" "meta-prefix" \unbind "F11" "ui-toggle fullscreen" \unbind "C-i" "next-inset-toggle" \unbind "C-u" "font-underline" # Editing \bind "F2" "command-sequence changes-track" \bind "F4" "command-sequence change-reject" \bind "F5" "command-sequence drop-layouts-choice" \bind "F6" "command-sequence font-noun" \bind "F7" "command-sequence font-emph" \bind "F8" "command-sequence word-select; font-emph; word-forward" \bind "F9" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-capitalize; word-forward" \bind "F10" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-forward" \bind "F11" "command-sequence word-select; char-right-select; cut; word-backward; clipboard-paste; escape" \bind "F12" "command-sequence chars-transpose; char-left" Your file works fine for me (LyX 2.3.2, Linux Mint 18.3). What version of LyX are you using, what OS (probably doesn't matter, but you never know), and have you used this file successfully in the past? Paul
LyX 2.3 reporting “Unknown function” with user.bind file that remaps keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns)
I'm using a customized user.bind file with LyX to remap keyboard shortcuts to LyX functions (LFuns), but when I try to use any of the keyboard shortcuts, LyX reports "Unknown function." Thanks for any help you're able to give. Here is the contents of my user.bind file: # Unbind defaults \unbind "F2" "buffer-write" \unbind "F5" "screen-recenter" \unbind "F7" "dialog-show spellchecker" \unbind "F9" "meta-prefix" \unbind "F11" "ui-toggle fullscreen" \unbind "C-i" "next-inset-toggle" \unbind "C-u" "font-underline" # Editing \bind "F2" "command-sequence changes-track" \bind "F4" "command-sequence change-reject" \bind "F5" "command-sequence drop-layouts-choice" \bind "F6" "command-sequence font-noun" \bind "F7" "command-sequence font-emph" \bind "F8" "command-sequence word-select; font-emph; word-forward" \bind "F9" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-capitalize; word-forward" \bind "F10" "command-sequence word-select; word-lowcase; word-forward" \bind "F11" "command-sequence word-select; char-right-select; cut; word-backward; clipboard-paste; escape" \bind "F12" "command-sequence chars-transpose; char-left"
kbibtex Issue
I have tried to find some other place to ask questions about kbibtex, but have struck out, so if anyone knows I've grown frustrated with JabRef, due to display problems on different systems, and so am looking for a new bibliography manager. I've found kbibtex quite useful, but now I've found a real annoyance: It seems to `translate' such LaTeX constucts as --, \'a, etc, to –, á, etc, which breaks the compilation of some of my documents (and was a total hassle to revert). So far as I can tell, there is no option to turn this off, but maybe I'm missing it? It seems a very strange thing to do by default. If there isn't an option to suppress this, I may try to create a patch Riki
Re: LyX 2.3.1: bug with preview of \oiint... what about LyX 2.3.2?
On 1/17/19 8:12 AM, Pavel Sanda wrote: > On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 04:21:06PM +, Bernt Lie wrote: >> I???m still using LyX 2.3.1 on one PC. There appears to be a bug on Win 10 >> 64bit, latest version. If I insert \oiint in a math expression, nothing is >> displayed. > https://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/8493 > > It will be fixed in next major (2.4.x) release. > Not nice workaround but it should be at least visible if you have instant > preview on and leave the math inset. I take it there is no way to #ifdef this stuff? I suppose I could patch 2.3.x for Windows myself, right? Since I'm compiling with Qt5? Riki
Re: characters marked in red
Le 17/01/2019 à 11:19, paolo m. a écrit : In math mode, characters c,e,r,s,z are marked in red in lyx display, but not so if they are next to other characters, as in ar or ae. (see enclosed picture). I cannot see why. Any ideas? Lyx is 2.3.2 This is a feature (good or bad) : previews that are too small, where "small" is defined as 0.1in (used to be hardcoded to 10 pixels) are marked in red. This is probably what you see here. I am not sure what to do about it JMarc
Re: LyX 2.3.1: bug with preview of \oiint... what about LyX 2.3.2?
On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 04:21:06PM +, Bernt Lie wrote: > I???m still using LyX 2.3.1 on one PC. There appears to be a bug on Win 10 > 64bit, latest version. If I insert \oiint in a math expression, nothing is > displayed. https://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/8493 It will be fixed in next major (2.4.x) release. Not nice workaround but it should be at least visible if you have instant preview on and leave the math inset. Pavel
characters marked in red
In math mode, characters c,e,r,s,z are marked in red in lyx display, but not so if they are next to other characters, as in ar or ae. (see enclosed picture). I cannot see why. Any ideas? Lyx is 2.3.2 thank you paolo m. mathchar-test.lyx Description: application/lyx
