Re: LyX deletes text
On Thursday 01 March 2001 23:27, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: | It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | executable, are they? Hmpfr, why not? ../UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Lgb Duh?.er...could you explain this a little (and I'm not even a lawyer Matej!...:-) Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
add: "#!path to lyx binary Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote: add: "#!path to lyx binary Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Andre' Nahh #! /usr/bin/env lyx john -- "I hear you have four hundred and eighty six PCs for sale ?" - Some Fool
Re: LyX deletes text
#! /usr/bin/env lyx Every day a surprise... I did not know that 'env' could do anything else than showing the current environment... Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
Andre Poenitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | add: "#!path to lyx binary | | Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full | path to the LyX binary... Well I guess that can be handled as well... Just use: #!/usr/bin/env lyx ... Lgb
Re[2]: LyX deletes text
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001 10:58:30 +0100 EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I'm after is just that I'm wondering why my .lyx files use all kinds of different icons, most of them use the C++ icon, many use the textfile icon, sometimes they use the icon for executable files, and now a couple of them use the .java icon belonging to the JBuilder program. All of this is in SuSE Linux 7.0 At work i use Klyx in Caldera Open Linux 2.4, the .lyx files appear there with the executable and the text icons. This is not a problem for me, not at all, I just think that it's a bit weird so I wonder why this is. Is it the .lyx file-ending that confuses the system or is it something in the file itself that makes the system choose different kinds of icons? I suppose you use KDE (1/2). My second suggestion is that you did not define a lyx mime-type, so the type is guessed by KDE. In KDE 1 you can go to kfm's edit menu and choose MIME-types to create a new file (e.g. /text/x-lyx.kdelnk) as a LyX file descriptor, there you could also set LyX as default program to open the file. In KDE 2 mime-types is a subtopic in the KDE control center (the menu-point in konqueror can just edit the current file type but not create a new one) Question to the experts: Is there a "standard" MIME type for LyX files? (I choose /text/x-lyx as it resembles /text/x-tex for TeX files. Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Re[2]: LyX deletes text
Is there a "standard" MIME type for LyX files? (I choose /text/x-lyx as it resembles /text/x-tex for TeX files. There has been some discussion a while ago but there was no real result. Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Friday 02 March 2001 12:13, Lars Gullik Bjnnes wrote: To any .lyx file: add: "#!path to lyx binary at the top make the .lyx file executable: chmod a+rx .lyx file run it: ./.lyx file This works on Linux, not sure if other os's will handle it the same way. Lgb OK, I got it now, thank you! Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
- Original Message - Oh I'm sorry, this was supposed to be java 'icon', not file. What I'm after is just that I'm wondering why my .lyx files use all kinds of different icons, most of them use the C++ icon, many use the textfile icon, sometimes they use the icon for executable files, and now a couple of them use the .java icon belonging to the JBuilder program. All of this is in SuSE Linux 7.0 At work i use Klyx in Caldera Open Linux 2.4, the .lyx files appear there with the executable and the text icons. This is not a problem for me, not at all, I just think that it's a bit weird so I wonder why this is. Is it the .lyx file-ending that confuses the system or is it something in the file itself that makes the system choose different kinds of icons? I guess, that icons are definitively not an issue of LyX (so this discussion is off-topic :-) but rather of whatever file manager / environment you are using (in your case, it is KFM, I suppose). Matej
Re: LyX deletes text
| It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | executable, are they? #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Yup, it did workhehe I just had to try it. g (Related but not the same...) For the fun of it, I also tried adding a KDE association for *.lyx files... That works too. However, for each file I start using Konqueror it starts a new instance of LyX. Is there a way to get it to pass the file(s) to a single instance of LyX? // George
Re: LyX deletes text
On Friday 02 March 2001 11:33, Andre Poenitz wrote: add: "#!path to lyx binary Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Which can be found by typing 'which lyx' on the command line...:) // George
Re: LyX deletes text
Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Which can be found by typing 'which lyx' on the command line...:) Cool. Now please, tell me how I should teach my .lyx files to type 'which lyx' on the command line and to replace part of its first line with the result. Yes, _now_ I know that "env" is a solution Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Thursday 01 March 2001 23:27, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: | It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | executable, are they? Hmpfr, why not? ../UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Lgb Duh?.er...could you explain this a little (and I'm not even a lawyer Matej!...:-) Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
add: "#!path to lyx binary Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote: add: "#!path to lyx binary Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Andre' Nahh #! /usr/bin/env lyx john -- "I hear you have four hundred and eighty six PCs for sale ?" - Some Fool
Re: LyX deletes text
#! /usr/bin/env lyx Every day a surprise... I did not know that 'env' could do anything else than showing the current environment... Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
Andre Poenitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | add: "#!path to lyx binary | | Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full | path to the LyX binary... Well I guess that can be handled as well... Just use: #!/usr/bin/env lyx ... Lgb
Re[2]: LyX deletes text
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001 10:58:30 +0100 EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I'm after is just that I'm wondering why my .lyx files use all kinds of different icons, most of them use the C++ icon, many use the textfile icon, sometimes they use the icon for executable files, and now a couple of them use the .java icon belonging to the JBuilder program. All of this is in SuSE Linux 7.0 At work i use Klyx in Caldera Open Linux 2.4, the .lyx files appear there with the executable and the text icons. This is not a problem for me, not at all, I just think that it's a bit weird so I wonder why this is. Is it the .lyx file-ending that confuses the system or is it something in the file itself that makes the system choose different kinds of icons? I suppose you use KDE (1/2). My second suggestion is that you did not define a lyx mime-type, so the type is guessed by KDE. In KDE 1 you can go to kfm's edit menu and choose MIME-types to create a new file (e.g. /text/x-lyx.kdelnk) as a LyX file descriptor, there you could also set LyX as default program to open the file. In KDE 2 mime-types is a subtopic in the KDE control center (the menu-point in konqueror can just edit the current file type but not create a new one) Question to the experts: Is there a "standard" MIME type for LyX files? (I choose /text/x-lyx as it resembles /text/x-tex for TeX files. Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Re[2]: LyX deletes text
Is there a "standard" MIME type for LyX files? (I choose /text/x-lyx as it resembles /text/x-tex for TeX files. There has been some discussion a while ago but there was no real result. Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Friday 02 March 2001 12:13, Lars Gullik Bjnnes wrote: To any .lyx file: add: "#!path to lyx binary at the top make the .lyx file executable: chmod a+rx .lyx file run it: ./.lyx file This works on Linux, not sure if other os's will handle it the same way. Lgb OK, I got it now, thank you! Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
- Original Message - Oh I'm sorry, this was supposed to be java 'icon', not file. What I'm after is just that I'm wondering why my .lyx files use all kinds of different icons, most of them use the C++ icon, many use the textfile icon, sometimes they use the icon for executable files, and now a couple of them use the .java icon belonging to the JBuilder program. All of this is in SuSE Linux 7.0 At work i use Klyx in Caldera Open Linux 2.4, the .lyx files appear there with the executable and the text icons. This is not a problem for me, not at all, I just think that it's a bit weird so I wonder why this is. Is it the .lyx file-ending that confuses the system or is it something in the file itself that makes the system choose different kinds of icons? I guess, that icons are definitively not an issue of LyX (so this discussion is off-topic :-) but rather of whatever file manager / environment you are using (in your case, it is KFM, I suppose). Matej
Re: LyX deletes text
| It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | executable, are they? #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Yup, it did workhehe I just had to try it. g (Related but not the same...) For the fun of it, I also tried adding a KDE association for *.lyx files... That works too. However, for each file I start using Konqueror it starts a new instance of LyX. Is there a way to get it to pass the file(s) to a single instance of LyX? // George
Re: LyX deletes text
On Friday 02 March 2001 11:33, Andre Poenitz wrote: add: "#!path to lyx binary Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Which can be found by typing 'which lyx' on the command line...:) // George
Re: LyX deletes text
Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Which can be found by typing 'which lyx' on the command line...:) Cool. Now please, tell me how I should teach my .lyx files to type 'which lyx' on the command line and to replace part of its first line with the result. Yes, _now_ I know that "env" is a solution Andre' -- Andr Pnitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Thursday 01 March 2001 23:27, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: > | > It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be > | > executable, are they? > > Hmpfr, why not? > > ../UserGuide.lyx > > > #!/usr/bin/lyx > #LyX 1.1. create... > \lyxformat ... > > > > > would perhaps work > (It did work!) > > Lgb > Duh?.er...could you explain this a little (and I'm not even a lawyer Matej!...:-) Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux & KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
> add: "#! Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full path to the LyX binary... Andre' -- André Pönitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Andre Poenitz wrote: > > add: "#! > > Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full > path to the LyX binary... > > Andre' Nahh #! /usr/bin/env lyx john -- "I hear you have four hundred and eighty six PCs for sale ?" - Some Fool
Re: LyX deletes text
> #! /usr/bin/env lyx Every day a surprise... I did not know that 'env' could do anything else than showing the current environment... Andre' -- André Pönitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | > add: "#! | | Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full | path to the LyX binary... Well I guess that can be handled as well... Just use: #!/usr/bin/env lyx ... Lgb
Re[2]: LyX deletes text
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001 10:58:30 +0100 EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What I'm after > is just that I'm wondering why my .lyx files use all kinds of different > icons, most of them use the C++ icon, many use the textfile icon, sometimes > they use the icon for executable files, and now a couple of them use the > .java icon belonging to the JBuilder program. > All of this is in SuSE Linux 7.0 > At work i use Klyx in Caldera Open Linux 2.4, the .lyx files appear there > with the executable and the text icons. > This is not a problem for me, not at all, I just think that it's a bit weird > so I wonder why this is. Is it the .lyx file-ending that confuses the system > or is it something in the file itself that makes the system choose different > kinds of icons? I suppose you use KDE (1/2). My second suggestion is that you did not define a lyx mime-type, so the type is guessed by KDE. In KDE 1 you can go to kfm's edit menu and choose MIME-types to create a new file (e.g. /text/x-lyx.kdelnk) as a LyX file descriptor, there you could also set LyX as default program to open the file. In KDE 2 mime-types is a subtopic in the KDE control center (the menu-point in konqueror can just edit the current file type but not create a new one) Question to the experts: Is there a "standard" MIME type for LyX files? (I choose /text/x-lyx as it resembles /text/x-tex for TeX files. Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Re[2]: LyX deletes text
> Is there a "standard" MIME type for LyX files? (I choose /text/x-lyx as it > resembles /text/x-tex for TeX files. There has been some discussion a while ago but there was no real result. Andre' -- André Pönitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: LyX deletes text
On Friday 02 March 2001 12:13, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: > To any .lyx file: > > add: "#! > > at the top > > make the .lyx file executable: chmod a+rx <.lyx file> > > run it: ./<.lyx file> > > > This works on Linux, not sure if other os's will handle it the same > way. > > Lgb > OK, I got it now, thank you! Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux & KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
- Original Message - > Oh I'm sorry, this was supposed to be java 'icon', not file. What I'm after > is just that I'm wondering why my .lyx files use all kinds of different > icons, most of them use the C++ icon, many use the textfile icon, sometimes > they use the icon for executable files, and now a couple of them use the > .java icon belonging to the JBuilder program. > All of this is in SuSE Linux 7.0 > At work i use Klyx in Caldera Open Linux 2.4, the .lyx files appear there > with the executable and the text icons. > This is not a problem for me, not at all, I just think that it's a bit weird > so I wonder why this is. Is it the .lyx file-ending that confuses the system > or is it something in the file itself that makes the system choose different > kinds of icons? I guess, that icons are definitively not an issue of LyX (so this discussion is off-topic :-) but rather of whatever file manager / environment you are using (in your case, it is KFM, I suppose). Matej
Re: LyX deletes text
> | > It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be > | > executable, are they? > > > #!/usr/bin/lyx > #LyX 1.1. create... > \lyxformat ... > > > would perhaps work > (It did work!) Yup, it did work I just had to try it. (Related but not the same...) For the fun of it, I also tried adding a KDE association for *.lyx files... That works too. However, for each file I start using Konqueror it starts a new instance of LyX. Is there a way to get it to pass the file(s) to a single instance of LyX? // George
Re: LyX deletes text
On Friday 02 March 2001 11:33, Andre Poenitz wrote: > > add: "#! > > Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full > path to the LyX binary... Which can be found by typing 'which lyx' on the command line...:) // George
Re: LyX deletes text
> > Problem with this approach is of course that one needs to know the full > > path to the LyX binary... > > Which can be found by typing 'which lyx' on the command line...:) Cool. Now please, tell me how I should teach my .lyx files to type 'which lyx' on the command line and to replace part of its first line with the result. Yes, _now_ I know that "env" is a solution Andre' -- André Pönitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date in title (was: LyX deletes text)
Yesterday at 12:12pm, EagleIce said:
Hello LyX users!
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including
the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to
permanently delete.
Put:
\date{}
in the LaTeX preamble (Layout--LaTeX Preamble).
Or, just type it in your document, just before the title, in LateX mode
(red). Set LaTeX mode from the pull-down menu, or by hitting Ctrl-L.
--
Wilbert Berendsen (http://www.xs4all.nl/~wbsoft/)
"Economics is the study of what people do when nothing
more important than money is at stake." -- RMS 23-11-1999
Re: LyX deletes text
Thank you for your reply.
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 16:43, Matej Cepl wrote:
The icon for this particular file looks different from all the others;
.lyx* (icon 'executable', normally it's a 'c++' icon).
Can someone inform me why this happens?
If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check whether
you have not executable attributes on.
It is on.
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop
including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I
would like to permanently delete.
Well, not everybody is so convinced, that it is so stupid (don't be so fast
with your judgments), but anyway: just put \date{} in your preamble
(Format/LaTeX preamble). It should help.
Sorry if you feel offended but it should have been: 'I think that this is a
stupid function', then I'm not judging anything...:-)
Matej
Cheers,
ei
--
@~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@
@~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: Date in title (was: LyX deletes text)
Thank's for your reply, it works. Nice that you mentioned the LaTeX
alternative too.
Cheers,
ei
On Thursday 01 March 2001 10:11, Wilbert Berendsen wrote:
Yesterday at 12:12pm, EagleIce said:
Hello LyX users!
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop
including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I
would like to permanently delete.
Put:
\date{}
in the LaTeX preamble (Layout--LaTeX Preamble).
Or, just type it in your document, just before the title, in LateX mode
(red). Set LaTeX mode from the pull-down menu, or by hitting Ctrl-L.
--
@~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@
@~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
On Thursday 01 March 2001 19:11, Matej Cepl wrote: - Original Message - From: EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:55 AM Subject: Re: LyX deletes text Thank you for your reply. If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check whether you have not executable attributes on. It is on. It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be executable, are they? :-) Have a nice day Matej Whoops! You sure got a point there, now it's a c++ file.:-) But how about this one: one of my .lyx files uses a java (JBuilder) file Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | On Thursday 01 March 2001 19:11, Matej Cepl wrote: | - Original Message - | From: EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] | To: Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:55 AM | Subject: Re: LyX deletes text | | Thank you for your reply. | |If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check |whether you have not executable attributes on. | | It is on. | | It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | executable, are they? Hmpfr, why not? ./UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Lgb
Re: LyX deletes text
That's scary! Well, I suppose, I give up. That's too much complicated for a lawyer :-). Matej Hmpfr, why not? ./UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... ... would perhaps work (It did work!)
Date in title (was: LyX deletes text)
Yesterday at 12:12pm, EagleIce said:
Hello LyX users!
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including
the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to
permanently delete.
Put:
\date{}
in the LaTeX preamble (Layout--LaTeX Preamble).
Or, just type it in your document, just before the title, in LateX mode
(red). Set LaTeX mode from the pull-down menu, or by hitting Ctrl-L.
--
Wilbert Berendsen (http://www.xs4all.nl/~wbsoft/)
"Economics is the study of what people do when nothing
more important than money is at stake." -- RMS 23-11-1999
Re: LyX deletes text
Thank you for your reply.
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 16:43, Matej Cepl wrote:
The icon for this particular file looks different from all the others;
.lyx* (icon 'executable', normally it's a 'c++' icon).
Can someone inform me why this happens?
If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check whether
you have not executable attributes on.
It is on.
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop
including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I
would like to permanently delete.
Well, not everybody is so convinced, that it is so stupid (don't be so fast
with your judgments), but anyway: just put \date{} in your preamble
(Format/LaTeX preamble). It should help.
Sorry if you feel offended but it should have been: 'I think that this is a
stupid function', then I'm not judging anything...:-)
Matej
Cheers,
ei
--
@~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@
@~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: Date in title (was: LyX deletes text)
Thank's for your reply, it works. Nice that you mentioned the LaTeX
alternative too.
Cheers,
ei
On Thursday 01 March 2001 10:11, Wilbert Berendsen wrote:
Yesterday at 12:12pm, EagleIce said:
Hello LyX users!
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop
including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I
would like to permanently delete.
Put:
\date{}
in the LaTeX preamble (Layout--LaTeX Preamble).
Or, just type it in your document, just before the title, in LateX mode
(red). Set LaTeX mode from the pull-down menu, or by hitting Ctrl-L.
--
@~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@
@~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
On Thursday 01 March 2001 19:11, Matej Cepl wrote: - Original Message - From: EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:55 AM Subject: Re: LyX deletes text Thank you for your reply. If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check whether you have not executable attributes on. It is on. It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be executable, are they? :-) Have a nice day Matej Whoops! You sure got a point there, now it's a c++ file.:-) But how about this one: one of my .lyx files uses a java (JBuilder) file Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: | On Thursday 01 March 2001 19:11, Matej Cepl wrote: | - Original Message - | From: EagleIce [EMAIL PROTECTED] | To: Matej Cepl [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:55 AM | Subject: Re: LyX deletes text | | Thank you for your reply. | |If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check |whether you have not executable attributes on. | | It is on. | | It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | executable, are they? Hmpfr, why not? ./UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Lgb
Re: LyX deletes text
That's scary! Well, I suppose, I give up. That's too much complicated for a lawyer :-). Matej Hmpfr, why not? ./UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... ... would perhaps work (It did work!)
Date in title (was: LyX deletes text)
Yesterday at 12:12pm, EagleIce said:
> Hello LyX users!
>
> One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including
> the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to
> permanently delete.
Put:
\date{}
in the LaTeX preamble (Layout-->LaTeX Preamble).
Or, just type it in your document, just before the title, in LateX mode
(red). Set LaTeX mode from the pull-down menu, or by hitting Ctrl-L.
--
Wilbert Berendsen (http://www.xs4all.nl/~wbsoft/)
"Economics is the study of what people do when nothing
more important than money is at stake." -- RMS 23-11-1999
Re: LyX deletes text
Thank you for your reply.
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 16:43, Matej Cepl wrote:
> > The icon for this particular file looks different from all the others;
> > .lyx* (icon 'executable', normally it's a 'c++' icon).
> > Can someone inform me why this happens?
>
> If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check whether
> you have not executable attributes on.
It is on.
>
> > One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop
> > including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I
> > would like to permanently delete.
>
> Well, not everybody is so convinced, that it is so stupid (don't be so fast
> with your judgments), but anyway: just put \date{} in your preamble
> (Format/LaTeX preamble). It should help.
Sorry if you feel offended but it should have been: 'I think that this is a
stupid function', then I'm not judging anything...:-)
>
> Matej
Cheers,
ei
--
@~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@
@~~ Running GNU/Linux & KDE ~~@
Re: Date in title (was: LyX deletes text)
Thank's for your reply, it works. Nice that you mentioned the LaTeX
alternative too.
Cheers,
ei
On Thursday 01 March 2001 10:11, Wilbert Berendsen wrote:
> Yesterday at 12:12pm, EagleIce said:
> > Hello LyX users!
> >
> > One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop
> > including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I
> > would like to permanently delete.
>
> Put:
>
> \date{}
>
> in the LaTeX preamble (Layout-->LaTeX Preamble).
>
> Or, just type it in your document, just before the title, in LateX mode
> (red). Set LaTeX mode from the pull-down menu, or by hitting Ctrl-L.
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Re: LyX deletes text
On Thursday 01 March 2001 19:11, Matej Cepl wrote: > - Original Message - > From: EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:55 AM > Subject: Re: LyX deletes text > > > Thank you for your reply. > > > > > If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check > > > whether you have not executable attributes on. > > > > It is on. > > It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be > executable, are they? > > :-) > > Have a nice day > > Matej Whoops! You sure got a point there, now it's a c++ file.:-) But how about this one: one of my .lyx files uses a java (JBuilder) file Cheers, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux & KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | On Thursday 01 March 2001 19:11, Matej Cepl wrote: | > - Original Message - | > From: EagleIce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | > To: Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | > Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | > Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:55 AM | > Subject: Re: LyX deletes text | > | > > Thank you for your reply. | > > | > > > If in KDE, click on the file with the right eye of mouse and check | > > > whether you have not executable attributes on. | > > | > > It is on. | > | > It should certainly be off -- your documents are not supposed to be | > executable, are they? Hmpfr, why not? ./UserGuide.lyx #!/usr/bin/lyx #LyX 1.1. create... \lyxformat ... ... would perhaps work (It did work!) Lgb
Re: LyX deletes text
That's scary! Well, I suppose, I give up. That's too much complicated for a lawyer :-). Matej > Hmpfr, why not? > > ./UserGuide.lyx > > > #!/usr/bin/lyx > #LyX 1.1. create... > \lyxformat ... > ... > > > > would perhaps work > (It did work!)
LyX deletes text
Hello LyX users! I am new on this list, but I've been using LyX for over a year now. It is one of my favorite programs. Right now I use version 1.1.4fix3 in SuSE Linux 7.0 and it is giving me some real headache. A book I am writing (Class: Book) starts with the title page and then a chapter which only icludes one verse and then there's a new chapter. Every time I open this file in LyX the title for the second chapter has vanished and also the first two sentences. The icon for this particular file looks different from all the others; .lyx* (icon 'executable', normally it's a 'c++' icon). Can someone inform me why this happens? One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to permanently delete. Thank's in advance, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
Thank you for your reply, but I don't quite understand what you mean by
'preample'. If you mean in the beginning of the work-file itself then that
didn't work, \date{} appeared beside the title!
Cheers'
ei
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 12:39, Van Uffelen Paul wrote:
just include \date{} in your preamble (i.e. include an empty date)
Paul
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including
the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to
permanently delete.
Thank's in advance,
ei
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LyX deletes text
Hello LyX users! I am new on this list, but I've been using LyX for over a year now. It is one of my favorite programs. Right now I use version 1.1.4fix3 in SuSE Linux 7.0 and it is giving me some real headache. A book I am writing (Class: Book) starts with the title page and then a chapter which only icludes one verse and then there's a new chapter. Every time I open this file in LyX the title for the second chapter has vanished and also the first two sentences. The icon for this particular file looks different from all the others; .lyx* (icon 'executable', normally it's a 'c++' icon). Can someone inform me why this happens? One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to permanently delete. Thank's in advance, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
Thank you for your reply, but I don't quite understand what you mean by
'preample'. If you mean in the beginning of the work-file itself then that
didn't work, \date{} appeared beside the title!
Cheers'
ei
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 12:39, Van Uffelen Paul wrote:
just include \date{} in your preamble (i.e. include an empty date)
Paul
One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including
the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to
permanently delete.
Thank's in advance,
ei
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LyX deletes text
Hello LyX users! I am new on this list, but I've been using LyX for over a year now. It is one of my favorite programs. Right now I use version 1.1.4fix3 in SuSE Linux 7.0 and it is giving me some real headache. A book I am writing (Class: Book) starts with the title page and then a chapter which only icludes one verse and then there's a new chapter. Every time I open this file in LyX the title for the second chapter has vanished and also the first two sentences. The icon for this particular file looks different from all the others; .lyx* (icon 'executable', normally it's a 'c++' icon). Can someone inform me why this happens? One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to permanently delete. Thank's in advance, ei -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux & KDE ~~@
Re: LyX deletes text
Thank you for your reply, but I don't quite understand what you mean by
'preample'. If you mean in the beginning of the work-file itself then that
didn't work, \date{} appeared beside the title!
Cheers'
ei
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 12:39, Van Uffelen Paul wrote:
> > just include \date{} in your preamble (i.e. include an empty date)
> Paul
>
>
> One other thing I would like to ask is: how can I get LyX to stop including
> the date on the title page, this is a stupid function that I would like to
> permanently delete.
>
> Thank's in advance,
>
> ei
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