Re: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
On Thu, Sep 13, 2001 at 10:06:39PM +0200, Adolfo Pachón wrote: > I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article > class: > > [global] >option 1 >option 2 >... > Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: > > [global] > >option 1 > >option 2 > > > Mi question is: > > How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? When entering the text, use ctrl+enter instead of enter: option 1 ctrl+enter option 2 ctrl+enter...
RE: RE: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
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RE: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
> > You know, that LaTeX will output > >[global] option 1 option 2 ... option N The LaTeX ouput is: line BLANK LINE lin BLANK LINE ... and so on > By "text marked as LaTeX style", do you really mean ERT (red text going to > latex "as is")? Style LaTeX, not the CTRL+L option > Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or > LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? My really problem is the output. I write in Lyx one text that is an source code. I want to traduce it to in HTML ouput. The LyX-Code style output is . This is that really I want. thanks for your response
Re: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
On 13 Sep 2001 22:06:39 +0200 wrote Adolfo Pachón <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi all!! > > I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article > class: > > [global] >option 1 >option 2 >... >option N > > Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: > > [global] > >option 1 > >option 2 > >... > >option N > > > Mi question is: > > How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? > > Thanks. You know, that LaTeX will output [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N if the .tex would look exactly like your .lyx example? Maybe you want newline instead of new paragraph: In LyX, separate the lines not by pressing Enter but by Ctrl-Enter. In .tex, this becomes [global]\\ option 1\\ ... By "text marked as LaTeX style", do you really mean ERT (red text going to latex "as is")? Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
