Re: Endnotes - two questions
Doug Laidlaw wrote: I am writing a book. 1. Can I have endnotes for each chapter? That seems to have been recommended. IMO, endnotes make the book more readable. In my case, that is important. For a true reference work, I would certainly opt for footnotes, because they are closer to the referring text. There's probably some LaTeX package that does this, and maybe it can even be done with endnote. I don't know for sure, but you should look at the documentation for the package. 2. When I try to use endnotes, the endnote is just a number, the total of the endnotes in existence. The notes themselves are not listed. You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear. rh
Re: Endnotes - two questions
On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote: You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear. rh I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes. Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end. Doug.
Re: Endnotes - two questions
On Saturday 28 February 2009 1:53:59 am Doug Laidlaw wrote: On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote: You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear. rh I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes. Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end. Doug. I didn't get that quite right. If I use Insert Latex Code I get a syntax error undefined control sequence. There is however a macro under Documents Settings Modules. If I use that, all footnotes are numbered consecutively, but I get a printout only of the total number of notes used. Doug.
Re: Endnotes - two questions
Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Saturday 28 February 2009 1:53:59 am Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote:
You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear.
rh
I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes.
Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end.
Doug.
I didn't get that quite right. If I use Insert Latex Code I get a syntax
error undefined control sequence. There is however a macro under Documents Settings Modules. If I use that, all footnotes are numbered consecutively, but I get a printout only of the total number of notes used.
The error is presumably because you haven't done: \usepackage{endnotes},
in the preamble. But I have no idea what could be causing the other
error. Some package incompatibility, I'd guess.
rh
Re: Endnotes - two questions
Doug Laidlaw wrote: I am writing a book. 1. Can I have endnotes for each chapter? That seems to have been recommended. IMO, endnotes make the book more readable. In my case, that is important. For a true reference work, I would certainly opt for footnotes, because they are closer to the referring text. There's probably some LaTeX package that does this, and maybe it can even be done with endnote. I don't know for sure, but you should look at the documentation for the package. 2. When I try to use endnotes, the endnote is just a number, the total of the endnotes in existence. The notes themselves are not listed. You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear. rh
Re: Endnotes - two questions
On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote: You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear. rh I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes. Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end. Doug.
Re: Endnotes - two questions
On Saturday 28 February 2009 1:53:59 am Doug Laidlaw wrote: On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote: You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear. rh I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes. Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end. Doug. I didn't get that quite right. If I use Insert Latex Code I get a syntax error undefined control sequence. There is however a macro under Documents Settings Modules. If I use that, all footnotes are numbered consecutively, but I get a printout only of the total number of notes used. Doug.
Re: Endnotes - two questions
Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Saturday 28 February 2009 1:53:59 am Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote:
You need to put \theendnotes in ERT where you want them to appear.
rh
I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes.
Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end.
Doug.
I didn't get that quite right. If I use Insert Latex Code I get a syntax
error undefined control sequence. There is however a macro under Documents Settings Modules. If I use that, all footnotes are numbered consecutively, but I get a printout only of the total number of notes used.
The error is presumably because you haven't done: \usepackage{endnotes},
in the preamble. But I have no idea what could be causing the other
error. Some package incompatibility, I'd guess.
rh
Re: Endnotes - two questions
Doug Laidlaw wrote: I am writing a book. 1. Can I have endnotes for each chapter? That seems to have been recommended. IMO, endnotes make the book more readable. In my case, that is important. For a true reference work, I would certainly opt for footnotes, because they are closer to the referring text. There's probably some LaTeX package that does this, and maybe it can even be done with endnote. I don't know for sure, but you should look at the documentation for the package. 2. When I try to use endnotes, the "endnote" is just a number, the total of the endnotes in existence. The notes themselves are not listed. You need to put "\theendnotes" in ERT where you want them to appear. rh
Re: Endnotes - two questions
On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote: > You need to put "\theendnotes" in ERT where you want them to appear. > > rh I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes. Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end. Doug.
Re: Endnotes - two questions
On Saturday 28 February 2009 1:53:59 am Doug Laidlaw wrote: > On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote: > > You need to put "\theendnotes" in ERT where you want them to appear. > > > > rh > > I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes. > Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end. > > Doug. I didn't get that quite right. If I use "Insert Latex Code" I get a syntax error "undefined control sequence." There is however a macro under Documents > Settings > Modules. If I use that, all footnotes are numbered consecutively, but I get a printout only of the total number of notes used. Doug.
Re: Endnotes - two questions
Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Saturday 28 February 2009 1:53:59 am Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On Friday 27 February 2009 11:35:30 pm rgheck wrote:
You need to put "\theendnotes" in ERT where you want them to appear.
rh
I noticed that in the docs. It simply writes the total number of notes.
Nothing more. It sounds like a configuration problem at my end.
Doug.
I didn't get that quite right. If I use "Insert Latex Code" I get a syntax
error "undefined control sequence." There is however a macro under Documents Settings > Modules. If I use that, all footnotes are numbered consecutively, but I get a printout only of the total number of notes used.
The error is presumably because you haven't done: \usepackage{endnotes},
in the preamble. But I have no idea what could be causing the other
error. Some package incompatibility, I'd guess.
rh
