Re: lyx-server examples
Guenter Milde [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Does anybody know, where I can find this file It's in the LyX source distribution. and whether there are examplefiles also for other scripting languages (perl, slang, python)? I have written a Perl class some time ago for this. Here is an example of the usage: use LyX::Client; $lyx-new(clientname); $lyx-command(self-insert, this should appear in LyX); It can be downloaded from: http://ethology.zool.su.se/~stefano/software/#client NOTE that I have currently no time to maintain it. It has worked for me on a number of occasions but there is no guarantee that it will work for you. I know for sure that it does not work on Solaris due to file locking issues. Also, I wrote LyX::Client as part of a much bigger project (still in the design stage unfortunately). For this reason it tries to be as robust as possible (e.g. error detection, supports multiple clients reading and writing to the lyxpipes), which also mean that it might be overkill for some purposes. For very simple operation something like echo $COMMAND ~/.lyxpipe.in (or its equivalnet in your favourite language) might be enough. This said, you are welcome to download LyX::Client and tell me if it works for you. It's GPL, so you can modify it at your own will. There is also a fairly complete manual page. Now that I think of it, I know the lyxrc file format has changed since when I wrote the client. This may or may not cause trouble, I haven't tried. It should not be difficult to modify the lyxrc function in LyX::Client to reflect these changes. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx-server examples
Guenter Milde [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Does anybody know, where I can find this file It's in the LyX source distribution. and whether there are examplefiles also for other scripting languages (perl, slang, python)? I have written a Perl class some time ago for this. Here is an example of the usage: use LyX::Client; $lyx-new(clientname); $lyx-command(self-insert, this should appear in LyX); It can be downloaded from: http://ethology.zool.su.se/~stefano/software/#client NOTE that I have currently no time to maintain it. It has worked for me on a number of occasions but there is no guarantee that it will work for you. I know for sure that it does not work on Solaris due to file locking issues. Also, I wrote LyX::Client as part of a much bigger project (still in the design stage unfortunately). For this reason it tries to be as robust as possible (e.g. error detection, supports multiple clients reading and writing to the lyxpipes), which also mean that it might be overkill for some purposes. For very simple operation something like echo $COMMAND ~/.lyxpipe.in (or its equivalnet in your favourite language) might be enough. This said, you are welcome to download LyX::Client and tell me if it works for you. It's GPL, so you can modify it at your own will. There is also a fairly complete manual page. Now that I think of it, I know the lyxrc file format has changed since when I wrote the client. This may or may not cause trouble, I haven't tried. It should not be difficult to modify the lyxrc function in LyX::Client to reflect these changes. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx-server examples
Guenter Milde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anybody know, where I can find this file
It's in the LyX source distribution.
> and whether there are examplefiles also for other scripting
> languages (perl, slang, python)?
I have written a Perl class some time ago for this. Here is an example
of the usage:
use LyX::Client;
$lyx->new("clientname");
$lyx->command("self-insert", "this should appear in LyX");
It can be downloaded from:
http://ethology.zool.su.se/~stefano/software/#client
NOTE that I have currently no time to maintain it. It has worked for
me on a number of occasions but there is no guarantee that it will
work for you. I know for sure that it does not work on Solaris due to
file locking issues.
Also, I wrote LyX::Client as part of a much bigger project (still in
the design stage unfortunately). For this reason it tries to be as
robust as possible (e.g. error detection, supports multiple clients
reading and writing to the lyxpipes), which also mean that it might be
overkill for some purposes. For very simple operation something like
echo $COMMAND > ~/.lyxpipe.in
(or its equivalnet in your favourite language) might be enough.
This said, you are welcome to download LyX::Client and tell me if it
works for you. It's GPL, so you can modify it at your own will. There
is also a fairly complete manual page.
Now that I think of it, I know the lyxrc file format has changed since
when I wrote the client. This may or may not cause trouble, I haven't
tried. It should not be difficult to modify the lyxrc function in
LyX::Client to reflect these changes.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx xfig
Matias Freytes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps export out of xfig. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx xfig
Matias Freytes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps export out of xfig. I have Xfig 3.2.3 patchlevel beta-1 (Protocol 3.2) and when I try to export eps I get the following error message: Unknown graphics language eps Known languages are: acad box epic eepic eepicemu gif ibmgl jpeg latex pcx pic pitex It seems that you are missing support for PostScript in fig2dev. What is your version of fig2dev? What happens if you try to run it from the command line (e.g. fig2dev -L eps myfile.fig myfile.eps)? Is postscript generally working on your system? (e.g., can you see the postscript preview in LyX?) Look at www.lyx.org for new versions. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx xfig
Matias Freytes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps export out of xfig. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx xfig
Matias Freytes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps export out of xfig. I have Xfig 3.2.3 patchlevel beta-1 (Protocol 3.2) and when I try to export eps I get the following error message: Unknown graphics language eps Known languages are: acad box epic eepic eepicemu gif ibmgl jpeg latex pcx pic pitex It seems that you are missing support for PostScript in fig2dev. What is your version of fig2dev? What happens if you try to run it from the command line (e.g. fig2dev -L eps myfile.fig myfile.eps)? Is postscript generally working on your system? (e.g., can you see the postscript preview in LyX?) Look at www.lyx.org for new versions. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx & xfig
Matias Freytes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a > newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps export out of xfig. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx & xfig
Matias Freytes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > > > I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a > > > newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. > > > > What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps > > export out of xfig. > > I have Xfig 3.2.3 patchlevel beta-1 (Protocol 3.2) and when I try > to export eps I get the following error message: >Unknown graphics language eps >Known languages are: acad box epic eepic eepicemu gif ibmgl > jpeg latex pcx pic pitex It seems that you are missing support for PostScript in fig2dev. What is your version of fig2dev? What happens if you try to run it from the command line (e.g. fig2dev -L eps myfile.fig > myfile.eps)? Is postscript generally working on your system? (e.g., can you see the postscript preview in LyX?) Look at www.lyx.org for new versions. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: pybliographic
Peter Suetterlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Have a look at Nelson Beebe's suite of scripts to control a set of bib files, I found it quite useful. Probably the way to go. If that does not satisfy you and you are willing to installa a couple of Perl modules, I have some sort of hack that more or less does the job... -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: pybliographic
Peter Suetterlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Have a look at Nelson Beebe's suite of scripts to control a set of bib files, I found it quite useful. Probably the way to go. If that does not satisfy you and you are willing to installa a couple of Perl modules, I have some sort of hack that more or less does the job... -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: pybliographic
Peter Suetterlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Have a look at Nelson Beebe's suite of scripts to control > > a set of bib files, I found it quite useful. > > Probably the way to go. If that does not satisfy you and you are willing to installa a couple of Perl modules, I have some sort of hack that more or less does the job... -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: A suggestion or a wish?
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi! Open your documents in a text editor and you see *all* of the codes! But you will *not* see LaTeX since .lyx files are not written in LaTeX (apart the math and what you explicitely inserted as TeX). -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: A suggestion or a wish?
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi! Open your documents in a text editor and you see *all* of the codes! But you will *not* see LaTeX since .lyx files are not written in LaTeX (apart the math and what you explicitely inserted as TeX). -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: A suggestion or a wish?
EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi! > > Open your documents in a text editor and you see *all* of the codes! But you will *not* see LaTeX since .lyx files are not written in LaTeX (apart the math and what you explicitely inserted as TeX). -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Generating tables from tab delimited data
Ragnar Beer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Howdy again!
I need to create a 20x20 correlation table. Last time I did this
with cuts and pastes. (That was a smaller table in case you question
my IQ ;) I wonder if there is an easier way to get the table if I've
got a file with the coefficients in a tab delimited form anyway.
This shoud convert you file in a latex tabular environment:
#!/usr/bin/perl
# mkltxtab: converts an IFS-delimited file into a LaTeX tabular
# usage: IFS='\s+' mkltxtab mytable.dat mytable.tex
$max = 0;
while() {
chomp;
@row = split /$ENV{IFS}/;
push @data, [ @row ];
$max = @row if @row $max;
}
print STDERR Read .(scalar @data). rows with at most $max elements\n;
print \\begin{tabular}{ . (cx$max) . }\n;
for (@data) {
print join , @{$_};
print x($max-@{$_});
print \n;
}
print \\end{tabular}\n;
Save it into a file and make that executable, then run the program as
in the `usage` line above. The IFS bit tells the program what to use
to separate fields (rows are assumed to be separated by newline).
It is a Perl regex. For instance:
IFS=' ' a space
IFS=',\s*' comma followed by 0 or more spaces
IFS='\t' a tab
and so on...
Then you need to make the file available from within LyX. The easiest
way is to use the include feature (Insert Include File).
I only have tested the program on a simple file but it appears to
work. You can also have different numbers of entries on each line.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Generating tables from tab delimited data
Ragnar Beer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Howdy again!
I need to create a 20x20 correlation table. Last time I did this
with cuts and pastes. (That was a smaller table in case you question
my IQ ;) I wonder if there is an easier way to get the table if I've
got a file with the coefficients in a tab delimited form anyway.
This shoud convert you file in a latex tabular environment:
#!/usr/bin/perl
# mkltxtab: converts an IFS-delimited file into a LaTeX tabular
# usage: IFS='\s+' mkltxtab mytable.dat mytable.tex
$max = 0;
while() {
chomp;
@row = split /$ENV{IFS}/;
push @data, [ @row ];
$max = @row if @row $max;
}
print STDERR Read .(scalar @data). rows with at most $max elements\n;
print \\begin{tabular}{ . (cx$max) . }\n;
for (@data) {
print join , @{$_};
print x($max-@{$_});
print \n;
}
print \\end{tabular}\n;
Save it into a file and make that executable, then run the program as
in the `usage` line above. The IFS bit tells the program what to use
to separate fields (rows are assumed to be separated by newline).
It is a Perl regex. For instance:
IFS=' ' a space
IFS=',\s*' comma followed by 0 or more spaces
IFS='\t' a tab
and so on...
Then you need to make the file available from within LyX. The easiest
way is to use the include feature (Insert Include File).
I only have tested the program on a simple file but it appears to
work. You can also have different numbers of entries on each line.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Generating tables from tab delimited data
Ragnar Beer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Howdy again!
>
> I need to create a 20x20 correlation table. Last time I did this
> with cuts and pastes. (That was a smaller table in case you question
> my IQ ;) I wonder if there is an easier way to get the table if I've
> got a file with the coefficients in a tab delimited form anyway.
This shoud convert you file in a latex tabular environment:
#!/usr/bin/perl
# mkltxtab: converts an IFS-delimited file into a LaTeX tabular
# usage: IFS='\s+' mkltxtab mytable.dat > mytable.tex
$max = 0;
while(<>) {
chomp;
@row = split /$ENV{IFS}/;
push @data, [ @row ];
$max = @row if @row > $max;
}
print STDERR "Read ".(scalar @data)." rows with at most $max elements\n";
print "\\begin{tabular}{" . ("c"x$max) . "}\n";
for (@data) {
print join " & ", @{$_};
print "&"x($max-@{$_});
print "\n";
}
print "\\end{tabular}\n";
Save it into a file and make that executable, then run the program as
in the `usage` line above. The IFS bit tells the program what to use
to separate fields (rows are assumed to be separated by newline).
It is a Perl regex. For instance:
IFS=' ' a space
IFS=',\s*' comma followed by 0 or more spaces
IFS='\t' a tab
and so on...
Then you need to make the file available from within LyX. The easiest
way is to use the include feature (Insert > Include File).
I only have tested the program on a simple file but it appears to
work. You can also have different numbers of entries on each line.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: clearpage without empty page
Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am getting too many unprocessed floats in a book A clearpage cures it and its ok after a chapter. However, if I insert it after a section an empty page is inserted after the figure floates have been placed, which is undesired. How can I prevent this? I don't know, but maybe specifying tp in the float placement option in LayoutDocument helps. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: clearpage without empty page
Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am getting too many unprocessed floats in a book A clearpage cures it and its ok after a chapter. However, if I insert it after a section an empty page is inserted after the figure floates have been placed, which is undesired. How can I prevent this? I don't know, but maybe specifying tp in the float placement option in LayoutDocument helps. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: clearpage without empty page
Wolfgang Engelmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am getting too many unprocessed floats in a book > A clearpage cures it and its ok after a chapter. > However, if I insert it after a section an empty page is > inserted after the figure floates have been placed, which > is undesired. How can I prevent this? I don't know, but maybe specifying tp in the float placement option in Layout>Document helps. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: [OT] TeXmacs?
Niklas Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Has anybody ever tried TeXmacs? (www.texmacs.org) I have tried an earlier version. The display looks good, but I found some major problems (for me, they are intentional features). TeXmacs is *not* a frontend to TeX/LaTeX, it *never* runs these. You cannot use LaTeX packages. Export to and import from LaTeX are only partially supported, and will never be fully implemented. More info from the TeXmacs FAQ: Question 5. What are the differences between TeXmacs and LyX? Answer. TeXmacs is a more ambitious project. Some of its major advantages are the following: 1.TeXmacs is fully WYSIWYG. 2.TeXmacs has a professional typesetting quality and nicer fonts. 3.TeXmacs comes with the Guile/Scheme extension language. 4.You can use TeXmacs as an interface to computer algebra systems. I don't really care much about 1. I don't really understand 2... I doubt that TeXmacs is as good as TeX/LaTeX at typesetting professionally. I am sure the LyX developers will comment on point 3. I was thinking about developing 4 for some time but a number of circumstances have halted the project. Please mail me if you have some valuable insight into a nice way of doing it. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: [OT] TeXmacs?
Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wereb't there some attempts to rewrite NeXT environment for X as a free soft (GNUStep)? As I remember, they tried to create some kind of Display PostScript based on the Ghostscript (there are some remaints in the ghostscript distribution until now -- look through your $GS_LIB). Does anybody have any idea, whether it is alive or definitively dead? It's alive on www.gnustep.org -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: [OT] TeXmacs?
Niklas Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Has anybody ever tried TeXmacs? (www.texmacs.org) I have tried an earlier version. The display looks good, but I found some major problems (for me, they are intentional features). TeXmacs is *not* a frontend to TeX/LaTeX, it *never* runs these. You cannot use LaTeX packages. Export to and import from LaTeX are only partially supported, and will never be fully implemented. More info from the TeXmacs FAQ: Question 5. What are the differences between TeXmacs and LyX? Answer. TeXmacs is a more ambitious project. Some of its major advantages are the following: 1.TeXmacs is fully WYSIWYG. 2.TeXmacs has a professional typesetting quality and nicer fonts. 3.TeXmacs comes with the Guile/Scheme extension language. 4.You can use TeXmacs as an interface to computer algebra systems. I don't really care much about 1. I don't really understand 2... I doubt that TeXmacs is as good as TeX/LaTeX at typesetting professionally. I am sure the LyX developers will comment on point 3. I was thinking about developing 4 for some time but a number of circumstances have halted the project. Please mail me if you have some valuable insight into a nice way of doing it. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: [OT] TeXmacs?
Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wereb't there some attempts to rewrite NeXT environment for X as a free soft (GNUStep)? As I remember, they tried to create some kind of Display PostScript based on the Ghostscript (there are some remaints in the ghostscript distribution until now -- look through your $GS_LIB). Does anybody have any idea, whether it is alive or definitively dead? It's alive on www.gnustep.org -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: [OT] TeXmacs?
Niklas Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Has anybody ever tried TeXmacs? (www.texmacs.org) I have tried an earlier version. The display looks good, but I found some major problems (for me, they are intentional features). TeXmacs is *not* a frontend to TeX/LaTeX, it *never* runs these. You cannot use LaTeX packages. Export to and import from LaTeX are only partially supported, and will never be fully implemented. More info from the TeXmacs FAQ: Question 5. What are the differences between TeXmacs and LyX? Answer. TeXmacs is a more ambitious project. Some of its major advantages are the following: 1.TeXmacs is fully WYSIWYG. 2.TeXmacs has a professional typesetting quality and nicer fonts. 3.TeXmacs comes with the Guile/Scheme extension language. 4.You can use TeXmacs as an interface to computer algebra systems. I don't really care much about 1. I don't really understand 2... I doubt that TeXmacs is as good as TeX/LaTeX at typesetting "professionally". I am sure the LyX developers will comment on point 3. I was thinking about developing 4 for some time but a number of circumstances have halted the project. Please mail me if you have some valuable insight into a nice way of doing it. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: [OT] TeXmacs?
Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Wereb't there some attempts to rewrite NeXT environment for X as > a free soft (GNUStep)? As I remember, they tried to create some > kind of Display PostScript based on the Ghostscript (there are > some remaints in the ghostscript distribution until now -- look > through your $GS_LIB). Does anybody have any idea, whether it is > alive or definitively dead? It's alive on www.gnustep.org -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Two latex questions
Brett Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
First, I cite a reference in a figure caption, but don't like that
it shows up in the TOF. Is there a way to show the reference in the
figure caption, but not in the TOF?
In LaTeX you can provide an optional argument to caption, that is used
in the tof. In LyX you could try to put [your tof text] as the first
thing in the caption.
Second, I have a couple LARGE figures that just about fill the page.
Trouble is, that they cover the page numbers in the std report
format. Actually, it's OK when that happens, but sometimes they
don't cover the page number, and the caption ends up beneath it. Is
there a way to either turn off or reposition the page number, just
for the page that a float ends up on?
You can do that by putting \thispagestyle{empty} just before the
figure (or perhaps even better inside the caption?).
But you should be sure that figures fit properly! Use height=100% in
the figure box to do this.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Two latex questions
Brett Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
First, I cite a reference in a figure caption, but don't like that
it shows up in the TOF. Is there a way to show the reference in the
figure caption, but not in the TOF?
In LaTeX you can provide an optional argument to caption, that is used
in the tof. In LyX you could try to put [your tof text] as the first
thing in the caption.
Second, I have a couple LARGE figures that just about fill the page.
Trouble is, that they cover the page numbers in the std report
format. Actually, it's OK when that happens, but sometimes they
don't cover the page number, and the caption ends up beneath it. Is
there a way to either turn off or reposition the page number, just
for the page that a float ends up on?
You can do that by putting \thispagestyle{empty} just before the
figure (or perhaps even better inside the caption?).
But you should be sure that figures fit properly! Use height=100% in
the figure box to do this.
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Re: Two latex questions
Brett Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> First, I cite a reference in a figure caption, but don't like that
> it shows up in the TOF. Is there a way to show the reference in the
> figure caption, but not in the TOF?
In LaTeX you can provide an optional argument to caption, that is used
in the tof. In LyX you could try to put [your tof text] as the first
thing in the caption.
> Second, I have a couple LARGE figures that just about fill the page.
> Trouble is, that they cover the page numbers in the std report
> format. Actually, it's OK when that happens, but sometimes they
> don't cover the page number, and the caption ends up beneath it. Is
> there a way to either turn off or reposition the page number, just
> for the page that a float ends up on?
You can do that by putting \thispagestyle{empty} just before the
figure (or perhaps even better inside the caption?).
But you should be sure that figures fit properly! Use height=100% in
the figure box to do this.
--
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email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: page wrapping problem
Andreas Piontek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I use Lyx to write a document (more or less 40 pages). I included a lot of figures and tables and now I have the problem that on two pages LyX/Latex doesn't make a correct page wrap. That means the text continues until the end of the (physical) page and some lines are even missing before it is continued on the next page normally. On both pages are one figure and one table. I`ve no ideas what the problem may be and also not what I can do to prevent this. The problem exists in DVI/PS/PDF output, so I think the problem must be with Lyx or Latex. Where can I look for the problem? Read the LaTeX log file, and post it if you don't understand. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: page wrapping problem
Andreas Piontek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, I use Lyx to write a document (more or less 40 pages). I included a lot of figures and tables and now I have the problem that on two pages LyX/Latex doesn't make a correct page wrap. That means the text continues until the end of the (physical) page and some lines are even missing before it is continued on the next page normally. On both pages are one figure and one table. I`ve no ideas what the problem may be and also not what I can do to prevent this. The problem exists in DVI/PS/PDF output, so I think the problem must be with Lyx or Latex. Where can I look for the problem? Read the LaTeX log file, and post it if you don't understand. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: page wrapping problem
Andreas Piontek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > I use Lyx to write a document (more or less 40 pages). > > I included a lot of figures and tables and now I have the > problem that on two pages LyX/Latex doesn't make a correct page wrap. > That means the text continues until the end of the (physical) page and > some lines are even missing before it is continued on the next page > normally. > On both pages are one figure and one table. > > I`ve no ideas what the problem may be and also not what I can do to > prevent this. > The problem exists in DVI/PS/PDF output, so I think the problem must be > with Lyx or Latex. > > Where can I look for the problem? Read the LaTeX log file, and post it if you don't understand. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Request: quotation marks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jrgen Spitzmller) writes: Dekel Tsur wrote: You can use the ' and ` keys for inserting single quotes. You mean accent acute (or comma for German style) and accent grave? Does not work (the accents) on my system because I have enabled dead keys (to get french accents). It usually works to press the dead key and then the space bar to get the charachter on the dead key alone. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Request: quotation marks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jrgen Spitzmller) writes: Dekel Tsur wrote: You can use the ' and ` keys for inserting single quotes. You mean accent acute (or comma for German style) and accent grave? Does not work (the accents) on my system because I have enabled dead keys (to get french accents). It usually works to press the dead key and then the space bar to get the charachter on the dead key alone. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Request: quotation marks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jürgen Spitzmüller) writes: > Dekel Tsur wrote: > > You can use the ' and ` keys for inserting single quotes. > > You mean accent acute (or comma for German style) and accent grave? > Does not work (the accents) on my system because I have enabled dead > keys (to get french accents). It usually works to press the dead key and then the space bar to get the charachter on the dead key alone. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: grammar
Robin Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Unless NLP has made some pretty massive advances recently, I think grammar checkers will continue to be more of an irritation than a help. Well, we shouldn't generalise that much, I think. I have a friend who is slighly dyslexic, and moreover English is not his mother tongue. Even checking that third-persons of verbs and plurals end in s is a great help to him. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: grammar
Robin Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Unless NLP has made some pretty massive advances recently, I think grammar checkers will continue to be more of an irritation than a help. Well, we shouldn't generalise that much, I think. I have a friend who is slighly dyslexic, and moreover English is not his mother tongue. Even checking that third-persons of verbs and plurals end in s is a great help to him. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: grammar
Robin Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Unless NLP has made some pretty massive advances recently, I think > grammar checkers will continue to be more of an irritation than a > help. Well, we shouldn't generalise that much, I think. I have a friend who is slighly dyslexic, and moreover English is not his mother tongue. Even checking that third-persons of verbs and plurals end in s is a great help to him. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: page numbering
Remzi Seker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I need to have my document numbered in the following way: table of contents part (right after the title page) should be as: I, II, III, IV, etc and right at chapter one i need the page numbers start and go as 1, 2, ... I gatheer this is a book document. Then you need a \frontmatter switch to Roman, \mainmatter to switch to Arabic. \frontmatter also switches off chapter numbering. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: page numbering
Remzi Seker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I need to have my document numbered in the following way: table of contents part (right after the title page) should be as: I, II, III, IV, etc and right at chapter one i need the page numbers start and go as 1, 2, ... I gatheer this is a book document. Then you need a \frontmatter switch to Roman, \mainmatter to switch to Arabic. \frontmatter also switches off chapter numbering. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: page numbering
Remzi Seker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, I need to have my document numbered in the following way: table > of contents part (right after the title page) should be as: I, II, > III, IV, etc and right at chapter one i need the page numbers start > and go as 1, 2, ... I gatheer this is a book document. Then you need a \frontmatter switch to Roman, \mainmatter to switch to Arabic. \frontmatter also switches off chapter numbering. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: citation of proceedings
Michael Zapf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I suppose you use BibTeX citations. An article form a conference book has
an entry like
@InProceedings{Author:Year:Key, (this is a suggestion)
author = { ... },
...
publisher = yourPublisher, (e.g. "Springer-Verlag")
address = publishingAddress, (e.g. "Berlin")
...
}
Note that the address is the publisher's address, not the location of the
conference. I suggest to put the conference location in the title.
If you need some further strange details, the "note" field is also
handy.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing Bibliography to References
Remzi Seker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I am writing my thesis in report class (lyx-1.1.6fix1). I am using
BiBTeX for my references but I need to change the word
'Bibliograpgy' to 'References'. Any idea how I can do that?
\renewcommand{\bibname}{References}
marked as TeX
--
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email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: citation of proceedings
Michael Zapf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I suppose you use BibTeX citations. An article form a conference book has
an entry like
@InProceedings{Author:Year:Key, (this is a suggestion)
author = { ... },
...
publisher = yourPublisher, (e.g. "Springer-Verlag")
address = publishingAddress, (e.g. "Berlin")
...
}
Note that the address is the publisher's address, not the location of the
conference. I suggest to put the conference location in the title.
If you need some further strange details, the "note" field is also
handy.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing Bibliography to References
Remzi Seker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I am writing my thesis in report class (lyx-1.1.6fix1). I am using
BiBTeX for my references but I need to change the word
'Bibliograpgy' to 'References'. Any idea how I can do that?
\renewcommand{\bibname}{References}
marked as TeX
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: citation of proceedings
Michael Zapf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I suppose you use BibTeX citations. An article form a conference book has
>
> an entry like
>
> @InProceedings{Author:Year:Key, (this is a suggestion)
>author = { ... },
>...
>publisher = yourPublisher, (e.g. "Springer-Verlag")
>address = publishingAddress, (e.g. "Berlin")
>...
> }
>
> Note that the address is the publisher's address, not the location of the
>
> conference. I suggest to put the conference location in the title.
If you need some further strange details, the "note" field is also
handy.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing Bibliography to References
Remzi Seker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am writing my thesis in report class (lyx-1.1.6fix1). I am using
> BiBTeX for my references but I need to change the word
> 'Bibliograpgy' to 'References'. Any idea how I can do that?
\renewcommand{\bibname}{References}
marked as TeX
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Copyright symbol?
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I can't find out how I can put in a Copyright symbol in my documents, can someone give me a hint? I think it's \copyright, marked as TeX. Use Ctrl-Space if you need a following space. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Copyright symbol?
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I can't find out how I can put in a Copyright symbol in my documents, can someone give me a hint? I think it's \copyright, marked as TeX. Use Ctrl-Space if you need a following space. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Copyright symbol?
EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I can't find out how I can put in a Copyright symbol in my documents, can > someone give me a hint? I think it's \copyright, marked as TeX. Use Ctrl-Space if you need a following space. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
"Jean-Pierre.Chretien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What about an alias instead of a link ? I like this better, thanks. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Stefano Ghirlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: "Jean-Pierre.Chretien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What about an alias instead of a link ? I like this better, thanks. But it does not seem to work, probably because LyX does not use the shell to launch bibtex. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Newbie: false numbering of bibtex citations
db [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm trying to use lyx 1.1.6fix1/pybliographer 1.0.8 on Mandrake7.2 and I have the following problem with the numbering of the citations which is not crescent within the text. Here is an example: 1 J.P. Deng and B. Randby,,, 2 J.P. Deng, W.T. Yang and B. Randby,,, 3 A. Levy and I. Agrenat,,, The order is alphabetical. Use the 'unsrt' bibtex style (in the 'BibTeX Generated References' box) to list references in order of citation. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
"Jean-Pierre.Chretien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What about an alias instead of a link ? I like this better, thanks. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Stefano Ghirlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: "Jean-Pierre.Chretien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What about an alias instead of a link ? I like this better, thanks. But it does not seem to work, probably because LyX does not use the shell to launch bibtex. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Newbie: false numbering of bibtex citations
db [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm trying to use lyx 1.1.6fix1/pybliographer 1.0.8 on Mandrake7.2 and I have the following problem with the numbering of the citations which is not crescent within the text. Here is an example: 1 J.P. Deng and B. Randby,,, 2 J.P. Deng, W.T. Yang and B. Randby,,, 3 A. Levy and I. Agrenat,,, The order is alphabetical. Use the 'unsrt' bibtex style (in the 'BibTeX Generated References' box) to list references in order of citation. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
"Jean-Pierre.Chretien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > What about an alias instead of a link ? I like this better, thanks. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Stefano Ghirlanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > "Jean-Pierre.Chretien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > What about an alias instead of a link ? > > I like this better, thanks. But it does not seem to work, probably because LyX does not use the shell to launch bibtex. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Newbie: false numbering of bibtex citations
db <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm trying to use lyx 1.1.6fix1/pybliographer 1.0.8 on Mandrake7.2 and > I have the following problem with the numbering of the citations which > is not crescent within the text. Here is an example: > 1 J.P. Deng and B. Randby,,, > 2 J.P. Deng, W.T. Yang and B. Randby,,, > 3 A. Levy and I. Agrenat,,, The order is alphabetical. Use the 'unsrt' bibtex style (in the 'BibTeX Generated References' box) to list references in order of citation. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Stefano Ghirlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I think I was wrong, in LaTeX.C "bibtex" seems to be hard-coded. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stefano Ghirlanda wrote: Stefano Ghirlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I think I was wrong, in LaTeX.C "bibtex" seems to be hard-coded. that's right, but lyx searchs first in your home-dir/bin, when your path is set well (otherwise you produce an endless loop). Therefore you can define your own ~/bin/bibtex which itself starts /usr/bin/bibtex, the one from tex! Yes, but I do not consider this to be an ideal setup. For instance, the program would need to be installed in (or linked to from) each user's ~/bin directory. Having ~/bin before the system diretctories is also not recommended from a securiy point of view. Thanks for the tip anyway, Stefano -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Stefano Ghirlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I think I was wrong, in LaTeX.C "bibtex" seems to be hard-coded. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Herbert Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stefano Ghirlanda wrote: Stefano Ghirlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I think I was wrong, in LaTeX.C "bibtex" seems to be hard-coded. that's right, but lyx searchs first in your home-dir/bin, when your path is set well (otherwise you produce an endless loop). Therefore you can define your own ~/bin/bibtex which itself starts /usr/bin/bibtex, the one from tex! Yes, but I do not consider this to be an ideal setup. For instance, the program would need to be installed in (or linked to from) each user's ~/bin directory. Having ~/bin before the system diretctories is also not recommended from a securiy point of view. Thanks for the tip anyway, Stefano -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Stefano Ghirlanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there > is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc > but I can't remember how... I think I was wrong, in LaTeX.C "bibtex" seems to be hard-coded. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changing bibtex command
Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Stefano Ghirlanda wrote: > > > > Stefano Ghirlanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > > Hi, > > > I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there > > > is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc > > > but I can't remember how... > > > > I think I was wrong, in LaTeX.C "bibtex" seems to be hard-coded. > > that's right, but lyx searchs first in your home-dir/bin, when your > path is set well (otherwise you produce an endless loop). > Therefore you can define your own ~/bin/bibtex which itself > starts /usr/bin/bibtex, the one from tex! Yes, but I do not consider this to be an ideal setup. For instance, the program would need to be installed in (or linked to from) each user's ~/bin directory. Having ~/bin before the system diretctories is also not recommended from a securiy point of view. Thanks for the tip anyway, Stefano -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
changing bibtex command
Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I have tried the following without success: \bibtex_command mybibtex \bibtex mybibtex \Command bibtex mybibtex \command bibtex mybibtex without success... Any help appreciated, Thanks -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
changing bibtex command
Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I have tried the following without success: \bibtex_command mybibtex \bibtex mybibtex \Command bibtex mybibtex \command bibtex mybibtex without success... Any help appreciated, Thanks -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
changing bibtex command
Hi, I am experimenting on a wrapper script around bibtex. I remember there is a way to change the name of the bibtex executable in ~/.lyx/lyxrc but I can't remember how... I have tried the following without success: \bibtex_command mybibtex \bibtex mybibtex \Command bibtex mybibtex \command bibtex mybibtex without success... Any help appreciated, Thanks -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: bad characters in labels?
Tuukka Toivonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I used a label "t=bda" in an equation, but it produced (??) instead of the equation number in the output. I guess Latex doesn't accept the "=" character in labels. Yes... if you use _ I think you also get an error... -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: bad characters in labels?
Tuukka Toivonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I used a label "t=bda" in an equation, but it produced (??) instead of the equation number in the output. I guess Latex doesn't accept the "=" character in labels. Yes... if you use _ I think you also get an error... -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: bad characters in labels?
Tuukka Toivonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I used a label "t=bda" in an equation, but it produced (??) instead > of the equation number in the output. I guess Latex doesn't accept > the "=" character in labels. Yes... if you use _ I think you also get an error... -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Problems
Guilherme Klitzke Giesbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have the following problem.
I want to wirte a kind of report, but with section numbering, but I
don't want a Chapter label above my chapters, The problem is that the
book style is perfect for what I need, and all I don't want is the
Chapter label. If I don't use Chapters, the sections are then numbered
0.x, and I don't want that.
Anyone knows how do I do that?
Put:
\renewcommand{\chaptername}{}
in the LaTeX premable of your LyX document.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Problems
Guilherme Klitzke Giesbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have the following problem.
I want to wirte a kind of report, but with section numbering, but I
don't want a Chapter label above my chapters, The problem is that the
book style is perfect for what I need, and all I don't want is the
Chapter label. If I don't use Chapters, the sections are then numbered
0.x, and I don't want that.
Anyone knows how do I do that?
Put:
\renewcommand{\chaptername}{}
in the LaTeX premable of your LyX document.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Problems
Guilherme Klitzke Giesbrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have the following problem.
> I want to wirte a kind of report, but with section numbering, but I
> don't want a Chapter label above my chapters, The problem is that the
> book style is perfect for what I need, and all I don't want is the
> Chapter label. If I don't use Chapters, the sections are then numbered
> 0.x, and I don't want that.
> Anyone knows how do I do that?
Put:
\renewcommand{\chaptername}{}
in the LaTeX premable of your LyX document.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changes standard wording?
Mitrana Cristian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Folks!
Sorry for asking simple questions!
I'm writing an artical using (i) class: article (AMS), (ii) Language:
bahasa. I change these under Document Layout. The problem are when I
select Abstract, I get RINGKASAN. What I really what is ABSTRAK.
Second, when I select Biblography, I get PUSTAKA, but what I really
whan is RUJUKAN. Can someone please show me how to redefine these.
The problem is not from lyx, check you malayasian.sty and malayasian.ldf
from your latex distribution,mines are in
/usr/share/texfm/tex/generic/babel ( on linux ). You may have to
modify the malayasian.sty file to correct those errors.
You can probably achieve the same without modifying these files by:
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{abstrak}
\renewcommand{\referencename}{rujukan}
In the preamble. It might be \bibliographyname or some other variation
instead of \referencename, I don't remember right now...
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changes standard wording?
Mitrana Cristian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Folks!
Sorry for asking simple questions!
I'm writing an artical using (i) class: article (AMS), (ii) Language:
bahasa. I change these under Document Layout. The problem are when I
select Abstract, I get RINGKASAN. What I really what is ABSTRAK.
Second, when I select Biblography, I get PUSTAKA, but what I really
whan is RUJUKAN. Can someone please show me how to redefine these.
The problem is not from lyx, check you malayasian.sty and malayasian.ldf
from your latex distribution,mines are in
/usr/share/texfm/tex/generic/babel ( on linux ). You may have to
modify the malayasian.sty file to correct those errors.
You can probably achieve the same without modifying these files by:
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{abstrak}
\renewcommand{\referencename}{rujukan}
In the preamble. It might be \bibliographyname or some other variation
instead of \referencename, I don't remember right now...
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: changes standard wording?
Mitrana Cristian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Hi Folks!
> > Sorry for asking simple questions!
> > I'm writing an artical using (i) class: article (AMS), (ii) Language:
> > bahasa. I change these under Document Layout. The problem are when I
> > select Abstract, I get RINGKASAN. What I really what is ABSTRAK.
> > Second, when I select Biblography, I get PUSTAKA, but what I really
> > whan is RUJUKAN. Can someone please show me how to redefine these.
> >
> The problem is not from lyx, check you malayasian.sty and malayasian.ldf
> from your latex distribution,mines are in
> /usr/share/texfm/tex/generic/babel ( on linux ). You may have to
> modify the malayasian.sty file to correct those errors.
You can probably achieve the same without modifying these files by:
\renewcommand{\abstractname}{abstrak}
\renewcommand{\referencename}{rujukan}
In the preamble. It might be \bibliographyname or some other variation
instead of \referencename, I don't remember right now...
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Author and date customization
Alexandre Gonalves Jacarand [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi evereybody, I need to put \author at \cheader and \date at \cfoot.
How can I make this?
In the preamble:
\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\cfoot{\today}
\chead{Author Name}
Note that you cannot use \author (or actually \@author) in \chead,
because it is defined only within the title page... If you need to do
this in a general way, for intance as a style file that many can use,
you can try a hack like this:
\let\oldauthor\author
\renewcommand{\author}[1]{\newcommand{\myauthor}{#1}\oldauthor{#1}}
\chead{\myauthor}
But I have not checked this.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
SOLVED problems 1.1.6fix1 on slackware 7.1
Hi, thanks everyone for your suggestions! By manually #undefining HAVE_SSTREAM, HAVE_OSTREAM and HAVE_LOCALE in src/config.h I could compile and install happily. If #undefining HAVE_LOCALE does not impair locale awareness, I could make a lyx.tgz slackware package and upload it to www.linuxmafia.org. I wait input from you all. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Author and date customization
Alexandre Gonalves Jacarand [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi evereybody, I need to put \author at \cheader and \date at \cfoot.
How can I make this?
In the preamble:
\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\cfoot{\today}
\chead{Author Name}
Note that you cannot use \author (or actually \@author) in \chead,
because it is defined only within the title page... If you need to do
this in a general way, for intance as a style file that many can use,
you can try a hack like this:
\let\oldauthor\author
\renewcommand{\author}[1]{\newcommand{\myauthor}{#1}\oldauthor{#1}}
\chead{\myauthor}
But I have not checked this.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
SOLVED problems 1.1.6fix1 on slackware 7.1
Hi, thanks everyone for your suggestions! By manually #undefining HAVE_SSTREAM, HAVE_OSTREAM and HAVE_LOCALE in src/config.h I could compile and install happily. If #undefining HAVE_LOCALE does not impair locale awareness, I could make a lyx.tgz slackware package and upload it to www.linuxmafia.org. I wait input from you all. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Author and date customization
Alexandre Gonçalves Jacarandá <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi evereybody, I need to put \author at \cheader and \date at \cfoot.
> How can I make this?
In the preamble:
\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\cfoot{\today}
\chead{Author Name}
Note that you cannot use \author (or actually \@author) in \chead,
because it is defined only within the title page... If you need to do
this in a general way, for intance as a style file that many can use,
you can try a hack like this:
\let\oldauthor\author
\renewcommand{\author}[1]{\newcommand{\myauthor}{#1}\oldauthor{#1}}
\chead{\myauthor}
But I have not checked this.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
SOLVED problems 1.1.6fix1 on slackware 7.1
Hi, thanks everyone for your suggestions! By manually #undefining HAVE_SSTREAM, HAVE_OSTREAM and HAVE_LOCALE in src/config.h I could compile and install happily. If #undefining HAVE_LOCALE does not impair locale awareness, I could make a lyx.tgz slackware package and upload it to www.linuxmafia.org. I wait input from you all. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx-1.1.6 compile errors
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stefano # g++ -v Reading specs from Stefano /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-slackware-linux/egcs-2.91.66/specs gcc Stefano version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) This version should work OK, and configure should have detected that ostream ans sstream were not available... How did you run configure? What does config.log say? It says that sstream is found... but: # find /usr/include/ /usr/local/include -name '*sstream*' nothing is found. As a confirmation: # cattry.CEOF #include stream EOF # g++ try.C try.C:1: stream: No such file or directory Any easy way to fix this? Thanks a lot -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Empty spacing
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello all! In a book I'm writing I would like to remove the chapter and sections but still keep the spaces they make, is this possible to do? Try to use a Chapter* environment with a Ctrl-Space character in it. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Empty spacing
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: OK, thank's. Should that work with Section* too? Yest, it should. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx-1.1.6 compile errors
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stefano # g++ -v Reading specs from Stefano /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-slackware-linux/egcs-2.91.66/specs gcc Stefano version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) This version should work OK, and configure should have detected that ostream ans sstream were not available... How did you run configure? What does config.log say? It says that sstream is found... but: # find /usr/include/ /usr/local/include -name '*sstream*' nothing is found. As a confirmation: # cattry.CEOF #include stream EOF # g++ try.C try.C:1: stream: No such file or directory Any easy way to fix this? Thanks a lot -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Empty spacing
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello all! In a book I'm writing I would like to remove the chapter and sections but still keep the spaces they make, is this possible to do? Try to use a Chapter* environment with a Ctrl-Space character in it. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Empty spacing
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: OK, thank's. Should that work with Section* too? Yest, it should. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: lyx-1.1.6 compile errors
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Stefano> # g++ -v Reading specs from > Stefano> /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-slackware-linux/egcs-2.91.66/specs gcc > Stefano> version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) > > This version should work OK, and configure should have detected that > ostream ans sstream were not available... How did you run configure? > What does config.log say? It says that sstream is found... but: # find /usr/include/ /usr/local/include -name '*sstream*' nothing is found. As a confirmation: # cat>try.C< #include > EOF # g++ try.C try.C:1: stream: No such file or directory Any easy way to fix this? Thanks a lot -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Empty spacing
EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello all! > > In a book I'm writing I would like to remove the chapter and sections but > still keep the spaces they make, is this possible to do? Try to use a Chapter* environment with a Ctrl-Space character in it. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: Empty spacing
EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > OK, thank's. > Should that work with Section* too? Yest, it should. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
lyx-1.1.6 compile errors
Hi, I am getting the following errors, I presume because my c++ libraries are too old (Slackware 7.0): g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../src -I../../images -I./../ -I../.. -I../.. -I../../boost -g -O2 -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -c formula.C -o formula.o In file included from formula.C:18: ../../src/Lsstream.h:16: sstream: No such file or directory In file included from ../../src/support/DebugStream.h:19, from ../../src/debug.h:108, from math_defs.h:30, from math_iter.h:27, from math_cursor.h:26, from formula.C:26: ../../src/support/LOstream.h:17: ostream: No such file or directory Here is my g++ version: # g++ -v Reading specs from /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-slackware-linux/egcs-2.91.66/specs gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) Should I installa a more recent one? Thanks, -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
lyx-1.1.6 compile errors
Hi, I am getting the following errors, I presume because my c++ libraries are too old (Slackware 7.0): g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../src -I../../images -I./../ -I../.. -I../.. -I../../boost -g -O2 -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -c formula.C -o formula.o In file included from formula.C:18: ../../src/Lsstream.h:16: sstream: No such file or directory In file included from ../../src/support/DebugStream.h:19, from ../../src/debug.h:108, from math_defs.h:30, from math_iter.h:27, from math_cursor.h:26, from formula.C:26: ../../src/support/LOstream.h:17: ostream: No such file or directory Here is my g++ version: # g++ -v Reading specs from /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-slackware-linux/egcs-2.91.66/specs gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) Should I installa a more recent one? Thanks, -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
lyx-1.1.6 compile errors
Hi, I am getting the following errors, I presume because my c++ libraries are too old (Slackware 7.0): g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../src -I../../images -I./../ -I../.. -I../.. -I../../boost -g -O2 -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -c formula.C -o formula.o In file included from formula.C:18: ../../src/Lsstream.h:16: sstream: No such file or directory In file included from ../../src/support/DebugStream.h:19, from ../../src/debug.h:108, from math_defs.h:30, from math_iter.h:27, from math_cursor.h:26, from formula.C:26: ../../src/support/LOstream.h:17: ostream: No such file or directory Here is my g++ version: # g++ -v Reading specs from /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-slackware-linux/egcs-2.91.66/specs gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release) Should I installa a more recent one? Thanks, -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: bug with space in dir name
"Jean-Pierre.Chretien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Seems that the code creating the file path should protect spaces, even if is not advisable to use such spaces in file names on an OS where the space is a separator. The only character which is not allowed in UNIX filenames is /, the space is a separator for the shell (by default) and for everything else that wants it to be a separator, but is perfectly allowed in filenames. Moreover, we have directories exported to Windows clients and it's difficult to perusade everyone not to have spaces in file names. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: bug with space in dir name
"Jean-Pierre.Chretien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Seems that the code creating the file path should protect spaces, even if is not advisable to use such spaces in file names on an OS where the space is a separator. The only character which is not allowed in UNIX filenames is /, the space is a separator for the shell (by default) and for everything else that wants it to be a separator, but is perfectly allowed in filenames. Moreover, we have directories exported to Windows clients and it's difficult to perusade everyone not to have spaces in file names. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
Re: bug with space in dir name
"Jean-Pierre.Chretien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Seems that the code creating the file path should protect spaces, > even if is not advisable to use such spaces in file names on an OS > where the space is a separator. The only character which is not allowed in UNIX filenames is /, the space is a separator for the shell (by default) and for everything else that wants it to be a separator, but is perfectly allowed in filenames. Moreover, we have directories exported to Windows clients and it's difficult to perusade everyone not to have spaces in file names. -- Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715 the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
bug with space in dir name
Hi,
I do not know wheter this is a bug in LyX or LaTeX/TeX, but is seems
that documents whose full path contains spaces cannot be typeset.
For instance I see this in the temporary file in the /tmp/lyx_blabla
directory:
\def\input@path{{/home/ethology/common/Projects/Learning v Genetic//}}
Which produces a "missing \begin{docment} error". If I take away
spaces from the dir name, the error disappears.
--
Stefano Ghirlanda, Zoologiska Institutionen, Stockholms Universitet
email: you know it already, tel: +46-8-164055, fax:+46-8-167715
the free science campaign: http://ethology.zool.su.se/freescience
