compiling 1.3.3 on suse8.2
Hi A small query on compiling 1.3.3 on suse8.2. I can get to compile (qt frontend) without any problems (after upgrading to the correct gcc), but it doesn't seem to inherit the same settings for other kde apps. Neither does middle-click-in-scroll-bar work, which I've come to rely on. Is there a way to recompile this to make it fit in with the other apps? Gordon -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
compiling 1.3.3 on suse8.2
Hi A small query on compiling 1.3.3 on suse8.2. I can get to compile (qt frontend) without any problems (after upgrading to the correct gcc), but it doesn't seem to inherit the same settings for other kde apps. Neither does middle-click-in-scroll-bar work, which I've come to rely on. Is there a way to recompile this to make it fit in with the other apps? Gordon -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
compiling 1.3.3 on suse8.2
Hi A small query on compiling 1.3.3 on suse8.2. I can get to compile (qt frontend) without any problems (after upgrading to the correct gcc), but it doesn't seem to inherit the same settings for other kde apps. Neither does middle-click-in-scroll-bar work, which I've come to rely on. Is there a way to recompile this to "make it fit in" with the other apps? Gordon -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
Re: TOC problems
Hi
Can help with some of this.
After inserting the toc try these erts:
\renewcommand\thepage{\arabic{page}}
\setcounter{page}{4}
So far I've only managed to alter which pages are numbered in the class file
I'm using.
As for underlining in the toc, no idea I'm afraid.
Hope this helps
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 00:22, Bradley Navarro wrote:
Hello,
I am having two problems and cannot find solutions to them:
1) I need the first page of the TOC to not show a page number, but the
counter started at number vi. But I need the second page of the TOC to
show the next page number. So for example my TOC begins on page vi and
the second page is on page vii. But I don't want the first page to show
the page number.
2) I have my sections underlined. Upon completing this task, I found
that the TOC also underlines the sections, when what I need is for them
not to be underlined in the TOC.
For reference I am using the report class in lyx 1.3.3.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Brad
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: TOC problems
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 09:00, Gordon Wells wrote:
Hi
Can help with some of this.
After inserting the toc try these erts:
\renewcommand\thepage{\arabic{page}}
Sorry should be: renewcommand\thepage{\roman{page}}
\setcounter{page}{4}
So far I've only managed to alter which pages are numbered in the class
file I'm using.
As for underlining in the toc, no idea I'm afraid.
Hope this helps
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 00:22, Bradley Navarro wrote:
Hello,
I am having two problems and cannot find solutions to them:
1) I need the first page of the TOC to not show a page number, but the
counter started at number vi. But I need the second page of the TOC to
show the next page number. So for example my TOC begins on page vi and
the second page is on page vii. But I don't want the first page to show
the page number.
2) I have my sections underlined. Upon completing this task, I found
that the TOC also underlines the sections, when what I need is for them
not to be underlined in the TOC.
For reference I am using the report class in lyx 1.3.3.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Brad
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
--
--
|\ /---\|
| -/ o \ \\/ __/
| -\ \__-/__|__/
|/ \---/ _/_\__/
|_ |_ ___/
~~~
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: TOC problems
Hi
Can help with some of this.
After inserting the toc try these erts:
\renewcommand\thepage{\arabic{page}}
\setcounter{page}{4}
So far I've only managed to alter which pages are numbered in the class file
I'm using.
As for underlining in the toc, no idea I'm afraid.
Hope this helps
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 00:22, Bradley Navarro wrote:
Hello,
I am having two problems and cannot find solutions to them:
1) I need the first page of the TOC to not show a page number, but the
counter started at number vi. But I need the second page of the TOC to
show the next page number. So for example my TOC begins on page vi and
the second page is on page vii. But I don't want the first page to show
the page number.
2) I have my sections underlined. Upon completing this task, I found
that the TOC also underlines the sections, when what I need is for them
not to be underlined in the TOC.
For reference I am using the report class in lyx 1.3.3.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Brad
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: TOC problems
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 09:00, Gordon Wells wrote:
Hi
Can help with some of this.
After inserting the toc try these erts:
\renewcommand\thepage{\arabic{page}}
Sorry should be: renewcommand\thepage{\roman{page}}
\setcounter{page}{4}
So far I've only managed to alter which pages are numbered in the class
file I'm using.
As for underlining in the toc, no idea I'm afraid.
Hope this helps
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 00:22, Bradley Navarro wrote:
Hello,
I am having two problems and cannot find solutions to them:
1) I need the first page of the TOC to not show a page number, but the
counter started at number vi. But I need the second page of the TOC to
show the next page number. So for example my TOC begins on page vi and
the second page is on page vii. But I don't want the first page to show
the page number.
2) I have my sections underlined. Upon completing this task, I found
that the TOC also underlines the sections, when what I need is for them
not to be underlined in the TOC.
For reference I am using the report class in lyx 1.3.3.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Brad
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
--
--
|\ /---\|
| -/ o \ \\/ __/
| -\ \__-/__|__/
|/ \---/ _/_\__/
|_ |_ ___/
~~~
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: TOC problems
Hi
Can help with some of this.
After inserting the toc try these erts:
\renewcommand\thepage{\arabic{page}}
\setcounter{page}{4}
So far I've only managed to alter which pages are numbered in the class file
I'm using.
As for underlining in the toc, no idea I'm afraid.
Hope this helps
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 00:22, Bradley Navarro wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am having two problems and cannot find solutions to them:
>
> 1) I need the first page of the TOC to not show a page number, but the
> counter started at number vi. But I need the second page of the TOC to
> show the next page number. So for example my TOC begins on page vi and
> the second page is on page vii. But I don't want the first page to show
> the page number.
>
> 2) I have my sections underlined. Upon completing this task, I found
> that the TOC also underlines the sections, when what I need is for them
> not to be underlined in the TOC.
>
> For reference I am using the report class in lyx 1.3.3.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Brad
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: TOC problems
On Thursday, 16 October 2003 09:00, Gordon Wells wrote:
> Hi
>
> Can help with some of this.
>
> After inserting the toc try these erts:
> \renewcommand\thepage{\arabic{page}}
Sorry should be: renewcommand\thepage{\roman{page}}
> \setcounter{page}{4}
>
> So far I've only managed to alter which pages are numbered in the class
> file I'm using.
>
> As for underlining in the toc, no idea I'm afraid.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> On Thursday, 16 October 2003 00:22, Bradley Navarro wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am having two problems and cannot find solutions to them:
> >
> > 1) I need the first page of the TOC to not show a page number, but the
> > counter started at number vi. But I need the second page of the TOC to
> > show the next page number. So for example my TOC begins on page vi and
> > the second page is on page vii. But I don't want the first page to show
> > the page number.
> >
> > 2) I have my sections underlined. Upon completing this task, I found
> > that the TOC also underlines the sections, when what I need is for them
> > not to be underlined in the TOC.
> >
> > For reference I am using the report class in lyx 1.3.3.
> >
> > Any help would be much appreciated.
> >
> > Brad
>
> Gordon Wells
> Department of Biochemistry
> University of Pretoria
--
--
|\ /---\|
| -/ o \ \\/ __/
| -\ \__-/__|__/
|/ \---/ _/_\__/
|_ |_ ___/
~~~
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
exceptionally long toc line with natbib
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
|\ /---\|
| -/ o \ \\/ __/
| -\ \__-/__|__/
|/ \---/ _/_\__/
|_ |_ ___/
~~~
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: exceptionally long toc line with natbib
Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using the mwbk class. Book class does not
seem to do this
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:12, Gordon Wells wrote:
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
Gordon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: exceptionally long toc line with natbib
Semi fixed now
Included the following in the preamble, then run C-t twice:
\renewcommand{\bibsection}{\chapter*{\bibname}}
Kindly supplied by M.W.
On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 09:39, Gordon Wells wrote:
Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using the mwbk class. Book class does not
seem to do this
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:12, Gordon Wells wrote:
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
Gordon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
exceptionally long toc line with natbib
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
|\ /---\|
| -/ o \ \\/ __/
| -\ \__-/__|__/
|/ \---/ _/_\__/
|_ |_ ___/
~~~
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: exceptionally long toc line with natbib
Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using the mwbk class. Book class does not
seem to do this
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:12, Gordon Wells wrote:
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
Gordon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: exceptionally long toc line with natbib
Semi fixed now
Included the following in the preamble, then run C-t twice:
\renewcommand{\bibsection}{\chapter*{\bibname}}
Kindly supplied by M.W.
On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 09:39, Gordon Wells wrote:
Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using the mwbk class. Book class does not
seem to do this
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:12, Gordon Wells wrote:
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
Gordon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
exceptionally long toc line with natbib
I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
[1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
! Undefined control sequence.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ->[EMAIL PROTECTED]
l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
line is:
\contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
{english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
{Bibliography}}\en
dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
Thanks in advance.
--
|\ /---\|
| -/ o \ \\/ __/
| -\ \__-/__|__/
|/ \---/ _/_\__/
|_ |_ ___/
~~~
Gordon Wells
Department of Biochemistry
University of Pretoria
Re: exceptionally long toc line with natbib
Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using the mwbk class. Book class does not
seem to do this
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:12, Gordon Wells wrote:
> I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
> document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
>
>
> [1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
> ! Undefined control sequence.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ->[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
>
> Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
> parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
> Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
> line is:
>
>
> \contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
> foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
> oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
> {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
> {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
> \MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
> {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
> {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
> eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
> {english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
> {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
> ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
> {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
> {Bibliography}}\en
> dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
>
>
> Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
>
> Thanks in advance.
--
Gordon Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re: exceptionally long toc line with natbib
Semi fixed now
Included the following in the preamble, then run C-t twice:
\renewcommand{\bibsection}{\chapter*{\bibname}}
Kindly supplied by M.W.
On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 09:39, Gordon Wells wrote:
> Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using the mwbk class. Book class does not
> seem to do this
>
>
> On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:12, Gordon Wells wrote:
> > I get the following error whenever I try to use natbib in my current
> > document (It does not happen if I start a clean document though):
> >
> >
> > [1] [1] (./thesis3nobib.toc [2] [3]
> > ! Undefined control sequence.
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ->[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > l.96 ...aphy}}\endgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
> >
> > Switching natbib off removes the problem, I however need citations in
> > parenthesis and the ability for citations to use linebreaks properly.
> > Changing the bst file seems to make no differenc. The offending .toc
> > line is:
> >
> >
> > \contentsline {chapter}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname
> > foreignlanguage \endcsname {english}{Bibliography\begingr
> > oup \let \let \let \let [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
> > {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase
> > {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{
> > \MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark
> > {\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}\endgroup }}{{\MakeUppercase
> > {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\Mak
> > eUppercase {Bibliography}}{\csname foreignlanguage \endcsname
> > {english}{Bibliography\begingroup \let \let \let \let
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]@protect \xdef {\MakeUppercase
> > {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {B
> > ibliography}}{{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] {{\MakeUppercase
> > {Bibliography}}{\MakeUppercase {Bibliography}}}\mark {\MakeUppercase
> > {Bibliography}}\en
> > dgroup }}}\mark {}\endgroup }{61}
> >
> >
> > Does anybody have any ideas what could be causing this?
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
--
Gordon Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
table caption width
Hi I know I've posted this before, but there was no reply. I would like to know if it is possible to make captions automatically adopt the width of their respective figures and tables in particular. I guess this can be hacked a bit using wrapfloats but they seem to be a bit unreliable. Thanks in advance -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
Re: table caption width
(sorry, pressed send too quickly) Hi Thanks for the tips. Unfortunately I'm already using a modified mwbk class and I'm a bit reluctant to change to another float system at this stage. I've managed to manually adjust caption width using the ccaption package though. What I would like to know is if there is a function that returns table/figure widths like \linewidth does for lines? Thanks Gordon On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:11, Herbert Voß wrote: On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:11, Herbert Voß wrote: Gordon Wells schrieb: I know I've posted this before, but there was no reply. I would like to know if it is possible to make captions automatically adopt the width of their respective figures and tables in particular. I guess this can be hacked a bit using wrapfloats but they seem to be a bit unreliable. there are several solutions and if I remeber well, there is an option for the different KOMA classes. You can also try http://www.perce.de/LaTeX/hvfloat/ Herbert -- Gordon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
table caption width
Hi I know I've posted this before, but there was no reply. I would like to know if it is possible to make captions automatically adopt the width of their respective figures and tables in particular. I guess this can be hacked a bit using wrapfloats but they seem to be a bit unreliable. Thanks in advance -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
Re: table caption width
(sorry, pressed send too quickly) Hi Thanks for the tips. Unfortunately I'm already using a modified mwbk class and I'm a bit reluctant to change to another float system at this stage. I've managed to manually adjust caption width using the ccaption package though. What I would like to know is if there is a function that returns table/figure widths like \linewidth does for lines? Thanks Gordon On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:11, Herbert Voß wrote: On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:11, Herbert Voß wrote: Gordon Wells schrieb: I know I've posted this before, but there was no reply. I would like to know if it is possible to make captions automatically adopt the width of their respective figures and tables in particular. I guess this can be hacked a bit using wrapfloats but they seem to be a bit unreliable. there are several solutions and if I remeber well, there is an option for the different KOMA classes. You can also try http://www.perce.de/LaTeX/hvfloat/ Herbert -- Gordon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
table caption width
Hi I know I've posted this before, but there was no reply. I would like to know if it is possible to make captions automatically adopt the width of their respective figures and tables in particular. I guess this can be hacked a bit using wrapfloats but they seem to be a bit unreliable. Thanks in advance -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
Re: table caption width
(sorry, pressed send too quickly) Hi Thanks for the tips. Unfortunately I'm already using a modified mwbk class and I'm a bit reluctant to change to another float system at this stage. I've managed to manually adjust caption width using the ccaption package though. What I would like to know is if there is a function that returns table/figure widths like \linewidth does for lines? Thanks Gordon On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:11, Herbert Voß wrote: On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:11, Herbert Voß wrote: > Gordon Wells schrieb: > > > > I know I've posted this before, but there was no reply. I would like to > > know if it is possible to make captions automatically adopt the width of > > their respective figures and tables in particular. I guess this can be > > hacked a bit using wrapfloats but they seem to be a bit unreliable. > > there are several solutions and if I remeber well, there > is an option for the different KOMA classes. > You can also try http://www.perce.de/LaTeX/hvfloat/ > > Herbert > > -- Gordon Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
author after title in mwbk
Hi All I am using the mwbk class to write up my thesis, and I need to have the author after the title, whereas the default is to put it before. My latex is still very raw and my modifications of the mwbk.cls file seem to have no effect. Is there a way I can enforce this in the preamble or by ert? Thanks in advance -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
author after title in mwbk
Hi All I am using the mwbk class to write up my thesis, and I need to have the author after the title, whereas the default is to put it before. My latex is still very raw and my modifications of the mwbk.cls file seem to have no effect. Is there a way I can enforce this in the preamble or by ert? Thanks in advance -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
author after title in mwbk
Hi All I am using the mwbk class to write up my thesis, and I need to have the author after the title, whereas the default is to put it before. My latex is still very raw and my modifications of the mwbk.cls file seem to have no effect. Is there a way I can enforce this in the preamble or by ert? Thanks in advance -- |\ /---\| | -/ o \ \\/ __/ | -\ \__-/__|__/ |/ \---/ _/_\__/ |_ |_ ___/ ~~~ Gordon Wells Department of Biochemistry University of Pretoria
HELP!
I've tried to compile lyx a few times now. I now know the culprit is ./configure After running it my root device becomes read-only. The first symptom is error messages reporting /dev/null is read-only. When I reboot I can do nothing, because now the entire root file system is read-only. PLEASE HELP! I don't wan't to re-install my computer a third time. (I'm running suse 8.1)
HELP!
I've tried to compile lyx a few times now. I now know the culprit is ./configure After running it my root device becomes read-only. The first symptom is error messages reporting /dev/null is read-only. When I reboot I can do nothing, because now the entire root file system is read-only. PLEASE HELP! I don't wan't to re-install my computer a third time. (I'm running suse 8.1)
HELP!
I've tried to compile lyx a few times now. I now know the culprit is ./configure After running it my root device becomes read-only. The first symptom is error messages reporting /dev/null is read-only. When I reboot I can do nothing, because now the entire root file system is read-only. PLEASE HELP! I don't wan't to re-install my computer a third time. (I'm running suse 8.1)
