Re: LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
On 11.09.08, rgheck wrote:
Atlas wrote:
Background: * CLS file == www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls
(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
...
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information: \begin{document}
As amsart.cls works with LyX, this should not be a problem.
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls} \author[lab1]{A.
Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle: %% be sure not
to issue the \maketitle command twice! \begin{abstract} STUB.
\end{abstract} \maketitle
So you will need the InTitle flag for the Abstract style. This is already
true for the amsart layout.
QUESTION how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
You need a layout file for stacs.cls. See the Customization manual for
the details. You can start by copying amsart.cls to stacs.cls and
changing the first two lines to:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
I would rather start with a new file and include amsart.layout:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
input amsart.layout
Now you can add, overwrite, and disable layouts to adapt to the stacs class.
I do not know whether this works with 1.6, though.
Is there an analogy to NoStyle to undo UseModule calls (NoModule, say)?
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble
and also apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem
environment.
LyX adds this:
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
So you need to stop LyX from issuing this code.
Fortunately, all of this is user-controllable.
In 1.5, add to your stacs.layout file
Style Theorem
Preamble
EndPreamble
End
to overwrite the Preamble definition in amsmaths.inc with an empty
preamble.
In 1.6, the theorem layout is in theorems-ams.inc, which is included by
the theorems-ams.module, which is included by default by amsart.layout.
So you'd want to copy theorems-ams.inc to something like
theorems-stacs.inc; make the necessary change there; copy
theorems-ams.module to theorems-stacs.module; make the change there;
and then change stacs.layout so it does this: UseModule
theorems-stacs.module instead of using theorems-ams.module. (Note that
this is a default include: the user can override it in
DocumentSettings.)
In analogy, I'd just copy theorems-ams.module to theorems-stacs.module
and overwrite the offending parts from included files there.
If there are theorem environments other than the ones theorems-ams.inc
defines, then you will need to add those to theorems-stacs.inc, as well.
Otherwise, LyX won't know about them.
The good thing is that you only have to do this once. Then you can post
it on the wiki, or maybe your layout can even be included with LyX
itself.
Günter
Re: LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
G. Milde wrote:
I would rather start with a new file and include amsart.layout:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
input amsart.layout
Now you can add, overwrite, and disable layouts to adapt to the stacs class.
Yes, that's a reasonable approach. Though I'm not sure I'd want my
stacs.layout to change every time amsart.layout did.
I do not know whether this works with 1.6, though.
Is there an analogy to NoStyle to undo UseModule calls (NoModule, say)?
No, there's not. Maybe there should be.
rh
Re: LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
On 11.09.08, rgheck wrote:
Atlas wrote:
Background: * CLS file == www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls
(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
...
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information: \begin{document}
As amsart.cls works with LyX, this should not be a problem.
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls} \author[lab1]{A.
Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle: %% be sure not
to issue the \maketitle command twice! \begin{abstract} STUB.
\end{abstract} \maketitle
So you will need the InTitle flag for the Abstract style. This is already
true for the amsart layout.
QUESTION how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
You need a layout file for stacs.cls. See the Customization manual for
the details. You can start by copying amsart.cls to stacs.cls and
changing the first two lines to:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
I would rather start with a new file and include amsart.layout:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
input amsart.layout
Now you can add, overwrite, and disable layouts to adapt to the stacs class.
I do not know whether this works with 1.6, though.
Is there an analogy to NoStyle to undo UseModule calls (NoModule, say)?
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble
and also apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem
environment.
LyX adds this:
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
So you need to stop LyX from issuing this code.
Fortunately, all of this is user-controllable.
In 1.5, add to your stacs.layout file
Style Theorem
Preamble
EndPreamble
End
to overwrite the Preamble definition in amsmaths.inc with an empty
preamble.
In 1.6, the theorem layout is in theorems-ams.inc, which is included by
the theorems-ams.module, which is included by default by amsart.layout.
So you'd want to copy theorems-ams.inc to something like
theorems-stacs.inc; make the necessary change there; copy
theorems-ams.module to theorems-stacs.module; make the change there;
and then change stacs.layout so it does this: UseModule
theorems-stacs.module instead of using theorems-ams.module. (Note that
this is a default include: the user can override it in
DocumentSettings.)
In analogy, I'd just copy theorems-ams.module to theorems-stacs.module
and overwrite the offending parts from included files there.
If there are theorem environments other than the ones theorems-ams.inc
defines, then you will need to add those to theorems-stacs.inc, as well.
Otherwise, LyX won't know about them.
The good thing is that you only have to do this once. Then you can post
it on the wiki, or maybe your layout can even be included with LyX
itself.
Günter
Re: LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
G. Milde wrote:
I would rather start with a new file and include amsart.layout:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
input amsart.layout
Now you can add, overwrite, and disable layouts to adapt to the stacs class.
Yes, that's a reasonable approach. Though I'm not sure I'd want my
stacs.layout to change every time amsart.layout did.
I do not know whether this works with 1.6, though.
Is there an analogy to NoStyle to undo UseModule calls (NoModule, say)?
No, there's not. Maybe there should be.
rh
Re: LyX 1.5.6 & 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
On 11.09.08, rgheck wrote:
> Atlas wrote:
>> Background: * CLS file ==> www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls
>> (note: stacs.cls
>> is based on amsart.cls)
...
>> * Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
>> nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
>> http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
>> * In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
>> %% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
>> %% BEFORE the title and author information: \begin{document}
As amsart.cls works with LyX, this should not be a problem.
>> \title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls} \author[lab1]{A.
>> Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
>> %% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle: %% be sure not
>> to issue the \maketitle command twice! \begin{abstract} STUB.
>> \end{abstract} \maketitle
So you will need the InTitle flag for the Abstract style. This is already
true for the amsart layout.
>> QUESTION how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
>> compile correctly in LyX?
> You need a layout file for stacs.cls. See the Customization manual for
> the details. You can start by copying amsart.cls to stacs.cls and
> changing the first two lines to:
> #% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
> # \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
I would rather start with a new file and include amsart.layout:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
input amsart.layout
Now you can add, overwrite, and disable layouts to adapt to the stacs class.
I do not know whether this works with 1.6, though.
Is there an analogy to NoStyle to undo UseModule calls (NoModule, say)?
>> - The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble
>> and also apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem
>> environment.
> LyX adds this:
> \theoremstyle{plain}
> \newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
> So you need to stop LyX from issuing this code.
> Fortunately, all of this is user-controllable.
In 1.5, add to your stacs.layout file
Style Theorem
Preamble
EndPreamble
End
to overwrite the Preamble definition in amsmaths.inc with an empty
preamble.
> In 1.6, the theorem layout is in theorems-ams.inc, which is included by
> the theorems-ams.module, which is included by default by amsart.layout.
> So you'd want to copy theorems-ams.inc to something like
> theorems-stacs.inc; make the necessary change there; copy
> theorems-ams.module to theorems-stacs.module; make the change there;
> and then change stacs.layout so it does this: UseModule
> theorems-stacs.module instead of using theorems-ams.module. (Note that
> this is a default include: the user can override it in
> Document>Settings.)
In analogy, I'd just copy theorems-ams.module to theorems-stacs.module
and overwrite the offending parts from included files there.
> If there are theorem environments other than the ones theorems-ams.inc
> defines, then you will need to add those to theorems-stacs.inc, as well.
> Otherwise, LyX won't know about them.
> The good thing is that you only have to do this once. Then you can post
> it on the wiki, or maybe your layout can even be included with LyX
> itself.
Günter
Re: LyX 1.5.6 & 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
G. Milde wrote:
I would rather start with a new file and include amsart.layout:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
input amsart.layout
Now you can add, overwrite, and disable layouts to adapt to the stacs class.
Yes, that's a reasonable approach. Though I'm not sure I'd want my
stacs.layout to change every time amsart.layout did.
I do not know whether this works with 1.6, though.
Is there an analogy to NoStyle to undo UseModule calls (NoModule, say)?
No, there's not. Maybe there should be.
rh
LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file == www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
* I did get LyX [Windows XP] to recognize and use the stacs style (via
copy-paste+texhash+reconfiguring lyx).
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.pdf (PDF of what the
output should look like)
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information:
\begin{document}
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls}
\author[lab1]{A. Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle:
%% be sure not to issue the \maketitle command twice!
\begin{abstract} STUB. \end{abstract}
\maketitle
% Start paper here.
\section*{Introduction}
QUESTION
- Due to the dependencies, how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble and also
apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem environment.
Thank you so much,
Atlas
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Re: LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
Atlas wrote:
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file == www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
* I did get LyX [Windows XP] to recognize and use the stacs style (via
copy-paste+texhash+reconfiguring lyx).
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.pdf (PDF of what the
output should look like)
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information:
\begin{document}
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls}
\author[lab1]{A. Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle:
%% be sure not to issue the \maketitle command twice!
\begin{abstract} STUB. \end{abstract}
\maketitle
% Start paper here.
\section*{Introduction}
QUESTION
- Due to the dependencies, how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
You need a layout file for stacs.cls. See the Customization manual for
the details. You can start by copying amsart.cls to stacs.cls and
changing the first two lines to:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
If there are special environments in stacs.cls that you want to use, for
example, then you'll need to add them to the new layout file.
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble and also
apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem environment.
LyX adds this:
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
which is required by its theorem layout. It looks as if stacs.cls is
already doing this, so LaTeX complains. (The basic amsart.cls does not
do this.) So you need to stop LyX from issuing this code. Fortunately,
all of this is user-controllable. In 1.6, the theorem layout is in
theorems-ams.inc, which is included by the theorems-ams.module, which is
included by default by amsart.layout. So you'd want to copy
theorems-ams.inc to something like theorems-stacs.inc; make the
necessary change there; copy theorems-ams.module to
theorems-stacs.module; make the change there; and then change
stacs.layout so it does this:
UseModule theorems-stacs.module
instead of using theorems-ams.module. (Note that this is a default
include: the user can override it in DocumentSettings.)
If there are theorem environments other than the ones theorems-ams.inc
defines, then you will need to add those to theorems-stacs.inc, as well.
Otherwise, LyX won't know about them.
The good thing is that you only have to do this once. Then you can post
it on the wiki, or maybe your layout can even be included with LyX itself.
Richard
LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file == www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
* I did get LyX [Windows XP] to recognize and use the stacs style (via
copy-paste+texhash+reconfiguring lyx).
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.pdf (PDF of what the
output should look like)
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information:
\begin{document}
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls}
\author[lab1]{A. Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle:
%% be sure not to issue the \maketitle command twice!
\begin{abstract} STUB. \end{abstract}
\maketitle
% Start paper here.
\section*{Introduction}
QUESTION
- Due to the dependencies, how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble and also
apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem environment.
Thank you so much,
Atlas
--
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Re: LyX 1.5.6 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
Atlas wrote:
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file == www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
* I did get LyX [Windows XP] to recognize and use the stacs style (via
copy-paste+texhash+reconfiguring lyx).
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.pdf (PDF of what the
output should look like)
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information:
\begin{document}
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls}
\author[lab1]{A. Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle:
%% be sure not to issue the \maketitle command twice!
\begin{abstract} STUB. \end{abstract}
\maketitle
% Start paper here.
\section*{Introduction}
QUESTION
- Due to the dependencies, how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
You need a layout file for stacs.cls. See the Customization manual for
the details. You can start by copying amsart.cls to stacs.cls and
changing the first two lines to:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
If there are special environments in stacs.cls that you want to use, for
example, then you'll need to add them to the new layout file.
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble and also
apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem environment.
LyX adds this:
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
which is required by its theorem layout. It looks as if stacs.cls is
already doing this, so LaTeX complains. (The basic amsart.cls does not
do this.) So you need to stop LyX from issuing this code. Fortunately,
all of this is user-controllable. In 1.6, the theorem layout is in
theorems-ams.inc, which is included by the theorems-ams.module, which is
included by default by amsart.layout. So you'd want to copy
theorems-ams.inc to something like theorems-stacs.inc; make the
necessary change there; copy theorems-ams.module to
theorems-stacs.module; make the change there; and then change
stacs.layout so it does this:
UseModule theorems-stacs.module
instead of using theorems-ams.module. (Note that this is a default
include: the user can override it in DocumentSettings.)
If there are theorem environments other than the ones theorems-ams.inc
defines, then you will need to add those to theorems-stacs.inc, as well.
Otherwise, LyX won't know about them.
The good thing is that you only have to do this once. Then you can post
it on the wiki, or maybe your layout can even be included with LyX itself.
Richard
LyX 1.5.6 & 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file ==> www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
* I did get LyX [Windows XP] to recognize and use the stacs style (via
copy-paste+texhash+reconfiguring lyx).
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.pdf (PDF of what the
output should look like)
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information:
\begin{document}
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls}
\author[lab1]{A. Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle:
%% be sure not to issue the \maketitle command twice!
\begin{abstract} STUB. \end{abstract}
\maketitle
% Start paper here.
\section*{Introduction}
QUESTION
- Due to the dependencies, how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble and also
apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem environment.
Thank you so much,
Atlas
--
View this message in context:
http://n2.nabble.com/LyX-1.5.6---1.6.0rc2-Theorem-redefinition-tp1083023p1083023.html
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Re: LyX 1.5.6 & 1.6.0rc2 Theorem redefinition
Atlas wrote:
Hello,
First, I really like LyX! (-: However, I am unable to get LyX to compile an
example TEX file supplied by a conference. Note: This file does compile from
the command-line, but I vastly prefer LyX. Help would be very, very much
appreciated! (-:
Background:
* CLS file ==> www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs.cls(note: stacs.cls
is based on amsart.cls)
* I did get LyX [Windows XP] to recognize and use the stacs style (via
copy-paste+texhash+reconfiguring lyx).
* Conference-supplied TEX file (note: this file does not import correctly
nor compile in LyX 1.5.6 nor 1.6.0):
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.tex
http://www.stacs-conf.org/for_authors/stacs-smp.pdf (PDF of what the
output should look like)
* In stacs-smp.tex, it states:
%% due to the dependence on amsart.cls, \begin{document} has to occur
%% BEFORE the title and author information:
\begin{document}
\title[Using stacs.cls]{How to use stacs.cls}
\author[lab1]{A. Uthor}{Alice Uthor}
%% the abstract has to PRECEDE the command \maketitle:
%% be sure not to issue the \maketitle command twice!
\begin{abstract} STUB. \end{abstract}
\maketitle
% Start paper here.
\section*{Introduction}
QUESTION
- Due to the dependencies, how would I get stacs-smp.tex to import and
compile correctly in LyX?
You need a layout file for stacs.cls. See the Customization manual for
the details. You can start by copying amsart.cls to stacs.cls and
changing the first two lines to:
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass{article (stacs)}
If there are special environments in stacs.cls that you want to use, for
example, then you'll need to add them to the new layout file.
- The problem is that LyX hides most of the details in its preamble and also
apparently inserts a redefinition of the theorem environment.
LyX adds this:
\theoremstyle{plain}
\newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}
which is required by its theorem layout. It looks as if stacs.cls is
already doing this, so LaTeX complains. (The basic amsart.cls does not
do this.) So you need to stop LyX from issuing this code. Fortunately,
all of this is user-controllable. In 1.6, the theorem layout is in
theorems-ams.inc, which is included by the theorems-ams.module, which is
included by default by amsart.layout. So you'd want to copy
theorems-ams.inc to something like theorems-stacs.inc; make the
necessary change there; copy theorems-ams.module to
theorems-stacs.module; make the change there; and then change
stacs.layout so it does this:
UseModule theorems-stacs.module
instead of using theorems-ams.module. (Note that this is a default
include: the user can override it in Document>Settings.)
If there are theorem environments other than the ones theorems-ams.inc
defines, then you will need to add those to theorems-stacs.inc, as well.
Otherwise, LyX won't know about them.
The good thing is that you only have to do this once. Then you can post
it on the wiki, or maybe your layout can even be included with LyX itself.
Richard
