Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Manveru
What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces in
details. Very strange. The question we have here now is which distributions
are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get math
symbols fine with LM typeface.

2008/5/21 Les Denham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Tuesday 20 May 2008 12:36:01 pm Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
  Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things
 there,
  and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

 I can see exactly what you are talking about.  The +/- symbol appears too
 large.  But only if you use Latin Modern fonts.  I tried every other font I
 have in LaTeX, and the problem seems to be exclusive to the LMSymbol Type 1
 font, which I assume is what is used for Math symbols when you use Latin
 Modern fonts for text.  Whether it is a problem with LyX, with LaTeX, or
 with
 the font, I can't tell.

 You can fiddle with the line spacing in the table (I don't remember exactly
 how), but it seems to me the simplest solution would be to use another
 font.

 I'm using 1.5.4 with texlive on Gentoo 2007.

 Les




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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread G. Milde
On 21.05.08, Manveru wrote:
 What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
 different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces in
 details. Very strange. 

To me it looks rather like a font substitution -- some font missing in some
disttributions or older versions.

Wolfgang, did you look in the latex log file for font substitution warnings?

(Exporting your example to latex and converting by hand might make it
easier to spot problems, at least if you have some familiarity with LaTeX.)


 The question we have here now is which distributions
 are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get math
 symbols fine with LM typeface.

My Debian/testing version of TeXLive works fine, the \pm is the same size as
the numbers.

Actually, it might be you just have to install additional parts/packages of
the distro or an actual version.

Günter


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann


--  Weitergeleitete Nachricht  --

Subject: Re: +/- in a table too large
Date: Mittwoch, 21. Mai 2008 08:15
From: Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 20:52 schrieben Sie:
 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
  thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example
 
  Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things
  there, and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

 Compiles just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I've attached the PDF.  The
 following is a shot in the dark:  try switching the fonts from Latin
 Modern to Adobe fonts, or Computer Modern, and see if the problem goes
 away.  If so, perhaps your Latin Modern fonts are somehow damaged.

 /Paul

Thanks, Paul and other kind people,

the problem is (partly) solved: The pdf file of Paul shows the same -too
large- fonts. So it is a matter of my kpdf viewer. Should have thought of it.
I use KPDF 0.5.8 (KDE 3.5.8). Does somebody use the same and could confirm my
problem?

Wolfgang

p.s.
I just tried to view the file with the other viewers of LyX (ps2pdf, ps,
dvipdfm) and they all give an error message -without specifying it. No
output. I have exported the table as a tex file and ran latex on it, viewing
the output gives the same problem (too large \pm)

p.p.s
I just found out, that the problem disappears, if I use higher magnification
in viewing the outputed text on my screen.

Too many things to think of!

Thanks for your patients and help

Wolfgang

---


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Mittwoch, 21. Mai 2008 08:05 schrieb G. Milde:
 On 21.05.08, Manveru wrote:
  What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
  different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces
  in details. Very strange.

 To me it looks rather like a font substitution -- some font missing in some
 disttributions or older versions.

 Wolfgang, did you look in the latex log file for font substitution
 warnings?

 (Exporting your example to latex and converting by hand might make it
 easier to spot problems, at least if you have some familiarity with LaTeX.)

  The question we have here now is which distributions
  are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get
  math symbols fine with LM typeface.

 My Debian/testing version of TeXLive works fine, the \pm is the same size
 as the numbers.

 Actually, it might be you just have to install additional parts/packages of
 the distro or an actual version.

 Günter

Günther,
I think the reason for my complains is given in my last message (if I increase 
the pagesize, the pm is ok). But I could sent you the log file of the latex 
run, if you think it might be something else (in addition?). 
Thanks for your help.
Wolfgang


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Manveru
What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces in
details. Very strange. The question we have here now is which distributions
are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get math
symbols fine with LM typeface.

2008/5/21 Les Denham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Tuesday 20 May 2008 12:36:01 pm Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
  Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things
 there,
  and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

 I can see exactly what you are talking about.  The +/- symbol appears too
 large.  But only if you use Latin Modern fonts.  I tried every other font I
 have in LaTeX, and the problem seems to be exclusive to the LMSymbol Type 1
 font, which I assume is what is used for Math symbols when you use Latin
 Modern fonts for text.  Whether it is a problem with LyX, with LaTeX, or
 with
 the font, I can't tell.

 You can fiddle with the line spacing in the table (I don't remember exactly
 how), but it seems to me the simplest solution would be to use another
 font.

 I'm using 1.5.4 with texlive on Gentoo 2007.

 Les




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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread G. Milde
On 21.05.08, Manveru wrote:
 What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
 different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces in
 details. Very strange. 

To me it looks rather like a font substitution -- some font missing in some
disttributions or older versions.

Wolfgang, did you look in the latex log file for font substitution warnings?

(Exporting your example to latex and converting by hand might make it
easier to spot problems, at least if you have some familiarity with LaTeX.)


 The question we have here now is which distributions
 are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get math
 symbols fine with LM typeface.

My Debian/testing version of TeXLive works fine, the \pm is the same size as
the numbers.

Actually, it might be you just have to install additional parts/packages of
the distro or an actual version.

Günter


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann


--  Weitergeleitete Nachricht  --

Subject: Re: +/- in a table too large
Date: Mittwoch, 21. Mai 2008 08:15
From: Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 20:52 schrieben Sie:
 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
  thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example
 
  Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things
  there, and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

 Compiles just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I've attached the PDF.  The
 following is a shot in the dark:  try switching the fonts from Latin
 Modern to Adobe fonts, or Computer Modern, and see if the problem goes
 away.  If so, perhaps your Latin Modern fonts are somehow damaged.

 /Paul

Thanks, Paul and other kind people,

the problem is (partly) solved: The pdf file of Paul shows the same -too
large- fonts. So it is a matter of my kpdf viewer. Should have thought of it.
I use KPDF 0.5.8 (KDE 3.5.8). Does somebody use the same and could confirm my
problem?

Wolfgang

p.s.
I just tried to view the file with the other viewers of LyX (ps2pdf, ps,
dvipdfm) and they all give an error message -without specifying it. No
output. I have exported the table as a tex file and ran latex on it, viewing
the output gives the same problem (too large \pm)

p.p.s
I just found out, that the problem disappears, if I use higher magnification
in viewing the outputed text on my screen.

Too many things to think of!

Thanks for your patients and help

Wolfgang

---


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Mittwoch, 21. Mai 2008 08:05 schrieb G. Milde:
 On 21.05.08, Manveru wrote:
  What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
  different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces
  in details. Very strange.

 To me it looks rather like a font substitution -- some font missing in some
 disttributions or older versions.

 Wolfgang, did you look in the latex log file for font substitution
 warnings?

 (Exporting your example to latex and converting by hand might make it
 easier to spot problems, at least if you have some familiarity with LaTeX.)

  The question we have here now is which distributions
  are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get
  math symbols fine with LM typeface.

 My Debian/testing version of TeXLive works fine, the \pm is the same size
 as the numbers.

 Actually, it might be you just have to install additional parts/packages of
 the distro or an actual version.

 Günter

Günther,
I think the reason for my complains is given in my last message (if I increase 
the pagesize, the pm is ok). But I could sent you the log file of the latex 
run, if you think it might be something else (in addition?). 
Thanks for your help.
Wolfgang


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Manveru
What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces in
details. Very strange. The question we have here now is which distributions
are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get math
symbols fine with LM typeface.

2008/5/21 Les Denham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> On Tuesday 20 May 2008 12:36:01 pm Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> > Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things
> there,
> > and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances
>
> I can see exactly what you are talking about.  The +/- symbol appears too
> large.  But only if you use Latin Modern fonts.  I tried every other font I
> have in LaTeX, and the problem seems to be exclusive to the LMSymbol Type 1
> font, which I assume is what is used for Math symbols when you use Latin
> Modern fonts for text.  Whether it is a problem with LyX, with LaTeX, or
> with
> the font, I can't tell.
>
> You can fiddle with the line spacing in the table (I don't remember exactly
> how), but it seems to me the simplest solution would be to use another
> font.
>
> I'm using 1.5.4 with texlive on Gentoo 2007.
>
> Les
>



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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread G. Milde
On 21.05.08, Manveru wrote:
> What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
> different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces in
> details. Very strange. 

To me it looks rather like a font substitution -- some font missing in some
disttributions or older versions.

Wolfgang, did you look in the latex log file for font substitution warnings?

(Exporting your example to latex and converting "by hand" might make it
easier to spot problems, at least if you have some familiarity with LaTeX.)


> The question we have here now is which distributions
> are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get math
> symbols fine with LM typeface.

My Debian/testing version of TeXLive works fine, the \pm is the same size as
the numbers.

Actually, it might be you just have to install additional parts/packages of
the distro or an actual version.

Günter


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann


--  Weitergeleitete Nachricht  --

Subject: Re: +/- in a table too large
Date: Mittwoch, 21. Mai 2008 08:15
From: Wolfgang Engelmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Paul A. Rubin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 20:52 schrieben Sie:
> Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> > thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example
> >
> > Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things
> > there, and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances
>
> Compiles just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I've attached the PDF.  The
> following is a shot in the dark:  try switching the fonts from Latin
> Modern to Adobe fonts, or Computer Modern, and see if the problem goes
> away.  If so, perhaps your Latin Modern fonts are somehow damaged.
>
> /Paul

Thanks, Paul and other kind people,

the problem is (partly) solved: The pdf file of Paul shows the same -too
large- fonts. So it is a matter of my kpdf viewer. Should have thought of it.
I use KPDF 0.5.8 (KDE 3.5.8). Does somebody use the same and could confirm my
problem?

Wolfgang

p.s.
I just tried to view the file with the other viewers of LyX (ps2pdf, ps,
dvipdfm) and they all give an error message -without specifying it. No
output. I have exported the table as a tex file and ran latex on it, viewing
the output gives the same problem (too large \pm)

p.p.s
I just found out, that the problem disappears, if I use higher magnification
in viewing the outputed text on my screen.

Too many things to think of!

Thanks for your patients and help

Wolfgang

---


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-21 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Mittwoch, 21. Mai 2008 08:05 schrieb G. Milde:
> On 21.05.08, Manveru wrote:
> > What I see here from those few responses different TeX distros have
> > different implementation (if I can tell that) of Latin Modern typefaces
> > in details. Very strange.
>
> To me it looks rather like a font substitution -- some font missing in some
> disttributions or older versions.
>
> Wolfgang, did you look in the latex log file for font substitution
> warnings?
>
> (Exporting your example to latex and converting "by hand" might make it
> easier to spot problems, at least if you have some familiarity with LaTeX.)
>
> > The question we have here now is which distributions
> > are fine by default, and which may need some additional tweaks to get
> > math symbols fine with LM typeface.
>
> My Debian/testing version of TeXLive works fine, the \pm is the same size
> as the numbers.
>
> Actually, it might be you just have to install additional parts/packages of
> the distro or an actual version.
>
> Günter

Günther,
I think the reason for my complains is given in my last message (if I increase 
the pagesize, the pm is ok). But I could sent you the log file of the latex 
run, if you think it might be something else (in addition?). 
Thanks for your help.
Wolfgang


+/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3 
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

Wolfgang

attachment: tabelle-lyx.jpg

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
 Again a question:
 in a table is in math mode e.g.
 50.9\pm1.3
 the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
 is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

 Wolfgang
I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if I 
add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has to 
do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?

Wolfgang  


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Manveru
The typeface is suspected. Some symbols are joined from two characters when
selected typeface has not correct glyph in the set. Are you using any
alternative font settings in your document? What text size is chosen?

2008/5/20 Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
  Again a question:
  in a table is in math mode e.g.
  50.9\pm1.3
  the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
  is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of
 it?
 
  Wolfgang
 I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if
 I
 add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has
 to
 do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?

 Wolfgang




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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:

Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:

Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

Wolfgang
I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if I 
add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has to 
do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?


Wolfgang  



Can you post a small example document where this happens?  I've never 
seen it here.  Perhaps it's a font issue?


/Paul



Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread curtis osterhoudt
I can't reproduce that (just tried 1.6.0alpha2 on Windows XP), as the table 
spacing looks fine. 

  One way you might be able to work around it is using a \nicefrac{+}{-} 
instead of \pm. I personally don't prefer \nicefrac in this case, but it might 
work.

 Cheers, 
  C.O.

 /
Down with categorical imperative!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/



- Original Message 
From: Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lyx-Users lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 5:51:16 AM
Subject: +/- in a table too large


Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3 
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?
Wolfgang


  

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 14:40 schrieb Paul A. Rubin:
 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
  Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
  Again a question:
  in a table is in math mode e.g.
  50.9\pm1.3
  the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
  is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of
  it?
 
  Wolfgang
 
  I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text,
  if I add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess
  it has to do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?
 
  Wolfgang

 Can you post a small example document where this happens?  I've never
 seen it here.  Perhaps it's a font issue?

 /Paul

thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example

Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

Wolfgang


flyrhythm.lyx
Description: application/lyx


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:



thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example

Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances


Wolfgang


This might be a repost -- I tried to post a response but it was rejected 
because it had an attachment deemed too big.  I'm not sure why; the 
attachment was only 60K.


Your file compiled just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I can send you the PDF 
if you want (I guess you'll need to send me an e-mail address).  You 
might try switching the font from Latin Modern to something else; if 
that works, the problem is with your Latin Modern files.  Here it worked 
with LM.


/Paul



Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread curtis osterhoudt
  It worked here for me, too -- no problems with the \pm symbol bleeding into 
the table frames. ( 1.5.5 on Debian Sid and 1.6.0 svn on Windows XP )

   



- Original Message 
From: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 4:12:16 PM
Subject: Re: +/- in a table too large

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:

 
 thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example
 
 Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
 and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances
 
 Wolfgang

This might be a repost -- I tried to post a response but it was rejected 
because it had an attachment deemed too big.  I'm not sure why; the 
attachment was only 60K.

Your file compiled just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I can send you the PDF 
if you want (I guess you'll need to send me an e-mail address).  You 
might try switching the font from Latin Modern to something else; if 
that works, the problem is with your Latin Modern files.  Here it worked 
with LM.

/Paul


  

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Les Denham
On Tuesday 20 May 2008 12:36:01 pm Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
 Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there,
 and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

I can see exactly what you are talking about.  The +/- symbol appears too 
large.  But only if you use Latin Modern fonts.  I tried every other font I 
have in LaTeX, and the problem seems to be exclusive to the LMSymbol Type 1 
font, which I assume is what is used for Math symbols when you use Latin 
Modern fonts for text.  Whether it is a problem with LyX, with LaTeX, or with 
the font, I can't tell.

You can fiddle with the line spacing in the table (I don't remember exactly 
how), but it seems to me the simplest solution would be to use another font.

I'm using 1.5.4 with texlive on Gentoo 2007.

Les


+/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3 
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

Wolfgang

attachment: tabelle-lyx.jpg

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
 Again a question:
 in a table is in math mode e.g.
 50.9\pm1.3
 the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
 is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

 Wolfgang
I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if I 
add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has to 
do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?

Wolfgang  


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Manveru
The typeface is suspected. Some symbols are joined from two characters when
selected typeface has not correct glyph in the set. Are you using any
alternative font settings in your document? What text size is chosen?

2008/5/20 Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
  Again a question:
  in a table is in math mode e.g.
  50.9\pm1.3
  the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
  is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of
 it?
 
  Wolfgang
 I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if
 I
 add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has
 to
 do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?

 Wolfgang




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jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
gg: 1624001
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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:

Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:

Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

Wolfgang
I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if I 
add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has to 
do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?


Wolfgang  



Can you post a small example document where this happens?  I've never 
seen it here.  Perhaps it's a font issue?


/Paul



Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread curtis osterhoudt
I can't reproduce that (just tried 1.6.0alpha2 on Windows XP), as the table 
spacing looks fine. 

  One way you might be able to work around it is using a \nicefrac{+}{-} 
instead of \pm. I personally don't prefer \nicefrac in this case, but it might 
work.

 Cheers, 
  C.O.

 /
Down with categorical imperative!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/



- Original Message 
From: Wolfgang Engelmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lyx-Users lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 5:51:16 AM
Subject: +/- in a table too large


Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3 
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?
Wolfgang


  

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 14:40 schrieb Paul A. Rubin:
 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
  Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
  Again a question:
  in a table is in math mode e.g.
  50.9\pm1.3
  the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
  is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of
  it?
 
  Wolfgang
 
  I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text,
  if I add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess
  it has to do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?
 
  Wolfgang

 Can you post a small example document where this happens?  I've never
 seen it here.  Perhaps it's a font issue?

 /Paul

thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example

Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

Wolfgang


flyrhythm.lyx
Description: application/lyx


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:



thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example

Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances


Wolfgang


This might be a repost -- I tried to post a response but it was rejected 
because it had an attachment deemed too big.  I'm not sure why; the 
attachment was only 60K.


Your file compiled just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I can send you the PDF 
if you want (I guess you'll need to send me an e-mail address).  You 
might try switching the font from Latin Modern to something else; if 
that works, the problem is with your Latin Modern files.  Here it worked 
with LM.


/Paul



Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread curtis osterhoudt
  It worked here for me, too -- no problems with the \pm symbol bleeding into 
the table frames. ( 1.5.5 on Debian Sid and 1.6.0 svn on Windows XP )

   



- Original Message 
From: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 4:12:16 PM
Subject: Re: +/- in a table too large

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:

 
 thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example
 
 Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
 and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances
 
 Wolfgang

This might be a repost -- I tried to post a response but it was rejected 
because it had an attachment deemed too big.  I'm not sure why; the 
attachment was only 60K.

Your file compiled just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I can send you the PDF 
if you want (I guess you'll need to send me an e-mail address).  You 
might try switching the font from Latin Modern to something else; if 
that works, the problem is with your Latin Modern files.  Here it worked 
with LM.

/Paul


  

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Les Denham
On Tuesday 20 May 2008 12:36:01 pm Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
 Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there,
 and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

I can see exactly what you are talking about.  The +/- symbol appears too 
large.  But only if you use Latin Modern fonts.  I tried every other font I 
have in LaTeX, and the problem seems to be exclusive to the LMSymbol Type 1 
font, which I assume is what is used for Math symbols when you use Latin 
Modern fonts for text.  Whether it is a problem with LyX, with LaTeX, or with 
the font, I can't tell.

You can fiddle with the line spacing in the table (I don't remember exactly 
how), but it seems to me the simplest solution would be to use another font.

I'm using 1.5.4 with texlive on Gentoo 2007.

Les


+/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3 
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

Wolfgang

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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
> Again a question:
> in a table is in math mode e.g.
> 50.9\pm1.3
> the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
> is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?
>
> Wolfgang
I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if I 
add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has to 
do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?

Wolfgang  


Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Manveru
The typeface is suspected. Some symbols are joined from two characters when
selected typeface has not correct glyph in the set. Are you using any
alternative font settings in your document? What text size is chosen?

2008/5/20 Wolfgang Engelmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
> > Again a question:
> > in a table is in math mode e.g.
> > 50.9\pm1.3
> > the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
> > is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of
> it?
> >
> > Wolfgang
> I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if
> I
> add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has
> to
> do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?
>
> Wolfgang
>



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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:

Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:

Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?

Wolfgang
I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text, if I 
add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess it has to 
do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?


Wolfgang  



Can you post a small example document where this happens?  I've never 
seen it here.  Perhaps it's a font issue?


/Paul



Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread curtis osterhoudt
I can't reproduce that (just tried 1.6.0alpha2 on Windows XP), as the table 
spacing looks fine. 

  One way you might be able to work around it is using a \nicefrac{+}{-} 
instead of \pm. I personally don't prefer \nicefrac in this case, but it might 
work.

 Cheers, 
  C.O.

 /
Down with categorical imperative!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/



- Original Message 
From: Wolfgang Engelmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Lyx-Users <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 5:51:16 AM
Subject: +/- in a table too large


Again a question:
in a table is in math mode e.g.
50.9\pm1.3 
the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of it?
Wolfgang


  

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Wolfgang Engelmann
Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 14:40 schrieb Paul A. Rubin:
> Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> > Am Dienstag, 20. Mai 2008 11:51 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
> >> Again a question:
> >> in a table is in math mode e.g.
> >> 50.9\pm1.3
> >> the export (pdf) shows too large +/-  (see appendix)
> >> is this a bug or should I use something else or add \small in front of
> >> it?
> >>
> >> Wolfgang
> >
> > I just noticed that the same (too large +/-) occurs also in normal text,
> > if I add it there in mathmode. So it is not a table problem, butI guess
> > it has to do with something of the math stuff. Any hint?
> >
> > Wolfgang
>
> Can you post a small example document where this happens?  I've never
> seen it here.  Perhaps it's a font issue?
>
> /Paul

thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example

Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

Wolfgang


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Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:



thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example

Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances


Wolfgang


This might be a repost -- I tried to post a response but it was rejected 
because it had an attachment deemed too big.  I'm not sure why; the 
attachment was only 60K.


Your file compiled just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I can send you the PDF 
if you want (I guess you'll need to send me an e-mail address).  You 
might try switching the font from Latin Modern to something else; if 
that works, the problem is with your Latin Modern files.  Here it worked 
with LM.


/Paul



Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread curtis osterhoudt
  It worked here for me, too -- no problems with the \pm symbol bleeding into 
the table frames. ( 1.5.5 on Debian Sid and 1.6.0 svn on Windows XP )

   



- Original Message 
From: Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 4:12:16 PM
Subject: Re: +/- in a table too large

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:

> 
> thanks for the various responses. Here is a minimal example
> 
> Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there, 
> and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances
> 
> Wolfgang

This might be a repost -- I tried to post a response but it was rejected 
because it had an attachment deemed too big.  I'm not sure why; the 
attachment was only 60K.

Your file compiled just fine for me (LyX 1.5.5).  I can send you the PDF 
if you want (I guess you'll need to send me an e-mail address).  You 
might try switching the font from Latin Modern to something else; if 
that works, the problem is with your Latin Modern files.  Here it worked 
with LM.

/Paul


  

Re: +/- in a table too large

2008-05-20 Thread Les Denham
On Tuesday 20 May 2008 12:36:01 pm Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> Have a look at the document settings. I can´t see any strange things there,
> and the error stays after taking out the preamble entrances

I can see exactly what you are talking about.  The +/- symbol appears too 
large.  But only if you use Latin Modern fonts.  I tried every other font I 
have in LaTeX, and the problem seems to be exclusive to the LMSymbol Type 1 
font, which I assume is what is used for Math symbols when you use Latin 
Modern fonts for text.  Whether it is a problem with LyX, with LaTeX, or with 
the font, I can't tell.

You can fiddle with the line spacing in the table (I don't remember exactly 
how), but it seems to me the simplest solution would be to use another font.

I'm using 1.5.4 with texlive on Gentoo 2007.

Les