This is just a curiosity. How come Lyx uses XForms as opposed to more
"modern" toolkits like GTK+ or Motif? Is XForms better at something
than the other toolkits? Are there plans to convert?
On Mon, 01 Nov 1999, you wrote:
Michael Hanke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Having a closer look at the include files, I found out that stdio.h and
| cstdio are incompatible!! This seems to be a compiler error. Changing all
| occurences of cstdio to stdio.h resolves the problem.
So Sun CC 5.0.
Martina Schwarz van Doorn wrote:
Hi,
in Extended.lyx I read about the possibility to create mini-pages using
a radio-button.
I didn't find it anywhere. Can somebody help to remove my blindness ?
I was actually trying to get two subfigures side-by-side within the same
float.
Thanks
Ronald Florence [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| - if (!rep-sz) return npos;
| + if (!rep-sz || i = rep-sz) return npos;
|
| - Assert(i rep-sz);
| TestlyxstringInvariant(this);
|
| for (size_type t = i; rep-sz - t = a.length(); ++t) {
|
| This does not fix the
Bruce Momjian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| LyX outputs ~ as \~, and ^ as \^. However, it is my understanding that
| \^ is really \^{}, to be used to put above a latter in \^{a}. Same with
| ~.
|
| I believe the proper output of ~ is \textasciitilde, and ^ is
| \textasciicircum.
Is
Hello
Lyx automatically puts the table in the center of a document. How can I
change it to be on the left side of the page?
Your sincerely
Jacques Germishuizen
E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 02-Nov-99 Jacques Germishuizen wrote:
Hello
Lyx automatically puts the table in the center of a document. How can I
change it to be on the left side of the page?
Put the cursor into the table, and choose what you want in Layout-Paragraph.
Greets,
Alex.
Ok this fixes two problems with 1.1.1:
- crash in string::find
- missing cheaders from distribution.
It doesn not fix the annoying '-' vs. '_' bug, but that will be fixed
before 1.1.2 proper.
Other than that there is no known problems with 1.1.2pre1, so I would
be grateful if
This is just a curiosity. How come Lyx uses XForms as opposed to more
"modern" toolkits like GTK+ or Motif? Is XForms better at something
than the other toolkits? Are there plans to convert?
On Mon, 01 Nov 1999, you wrote:
Michael Hanke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Having a closer look at the include files, I found out that stdio.h and
| cstdio are incompatible!! This seems to be a compiler error. Changing all
| occurences of cstdio to stdio.h resolves the problem.
So Sun CC 5.0.
Martina Schwarz van Doorn wrote:
Hi,
in Extended.lyx I read about the possibility to create mini-pages using
a radio-button.
I didn't find it anywhere. Can somebody help to remove my blindness ?
I was actually trying to get two subfigures side-by-side within the same
float.
Thanks
Ronald Florence [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| - if (!rep-sz) return npos;
| + if (!rep-sz || i = rep-sz) return npos;
|
| - Assert(i rep-sz);
| TestlyxstringInvariant(this);
|
| for (size_type t = i; rep-sz - t = a.length(); ++t) {
|
| This does not fix the
Bruce Momjian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| LyX outputs ~ as \~, and ^ as \^. However, it is my understanding that
| \^ is really \^{}, to be used to put above a latter in \^{a}. Same with
| ~.
|
| I believe the proper output of ~ is \textasciitilde, and ^ is
| \textasciicircum.
Is
Hello
Lyx automatically puts the table in the center of a document. How can I
change it to be on the left side of the page?
Your sincerely
Jacques Germishuizen
E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 02-Nov-99 Jacques Germishuizen wrote:
Hello
Lyx automatically puts the table in the center of a document. How can I
change it to be on the left side of the page?
Put the cursor into the table, and choose what you want in Layout-Paragraph.
Greets,
Alex.
Ok this fixes two problems with 1.1.1:
- crash in string::find
- missing cheaders from distribution.
It doesn not fix the annoying '-' vs. '_' bug, but that will be fixed
before 1.1.2 proper.
Other than that there is no known problems with 1.1.2pre1, so I would
be grateful if
This is just a curiosity. How come Lyx uses XForms as opposed to more
"modern" toolkits like GTK+ or Motif? Is XForms better at something
than the other toolkits? Are there plans to convert?
On Mon, 01 Nov 1999, you wrote:
>Michael Hanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>| Having a closer look at the include files, I found out that and
>| are incompatible!! This seems to be a compiler error. Changing all
>| occurences of cstdio to stdio.h resolves the problem.
>
>So Sun CC 5.0. has
Martina Schwarz van Doorn wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> in Extended.lyx I read about the possibility to create mini-pages using
> a radio-button.
> I didn't find it anywhere. Can somebody help to remove my blindness ?
>
> I was actually trying to get two subfigures side-by-side within the same
> float.
>
Ronald Florence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| - if (!rep->sz) return npos;
| + if (!rep->sz || i >= rep->sz) return npos;
|
| - Assert(i < rep->sz);
| TestlyxstringInvariant(this);
|
| for (size_type t = i; rep->sz - t >= a.length(); ++t) {
|
| This does not
Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| LyX outputs ~ as \~, and ^ as \^. However, it is my understanding that
| \^ is really \^{}, to be used to put above a latter in \^{a}. Same with
| ~.
|
| I believe the proper output of ~ is \textasciitilde, and ^ is
| \textasciicircum.
Is
Hello
Lyx automatically puts the table in the center of a document. How can I
change it to be on the left side of the page?
Your sincerely
Jacques Germishuizen
E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 02-Nov-99 Jacques Germishuizen wrote:
> Hello
>
> Lyx automatically puts the table in the center of a document. How can I
> change it to be on the left side of the page?
>
Put the cursor into the table, and choose what you want in Layout->Paragraph.
Greets,
Alex.
Ok this fixes two problems with 1.1.1:
- crash in string::find
- missing cheaders from distribution.
It doesn not fix the annoying '-' vs. '_' bug, but that will be fixed
before 1.1.2 proper.
Other than that there is no known problems with 1.1.2pre1, so I would
be grateful if
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