Thank you Stefano and Uwe
Yes I use afrikaans, english, german, dutch in the document. The
dutch.ldf file look correct, so the problem is not there. If I try to
edit it manually by removing the german in the \documentclass line as
well as all the \selectlanguage{german} bits from the document
I have a newly developed problem with the language LyX starts up in. If I
start LyX from a konsole terminal, it comes up in English, which is what I
want. But I have .lyx files associated with LyX in my KDE settings, too.
When I click on a .lyx file it opens in LyX, but the LyX user interface is
On 6.04.05, Michael Creel wrote:
I have a newly developed problem with the language LyX starts up in. If I
start LyX from a konsole terminal, it comes up in English, which is what I
want. But I have .lyx files associated with LyX in my KDE settings, too.
When I click on a .lyx file it opens
The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd.
Is the trailing part of the path (public.gmane.org) really part of the path
to the target file? It's also odd that the path would start in the temporary
buffer directory -- if you use Insert - Include File, even
Sorry i should qualify this is only a problem if i wish to look at a
formatted output (dvi pdf or ps). If i export the latex it works fine.
Geoff
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd.
Is the trailing part of the
christiaan johannes pauw wrote:
Yes I use afrikaans, english, german, dutch in the document.
Ok, that makes it more complicated. But if you post a complete example
LyX-file, I can have a look at it.
Uwe, when you say check for an actual version of my LateX distribition
does that mean the SuSE
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
But my simple approach with:
\topsep0em
\partopsep0em
where did you read this? The space before and
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx
The full error message is
--
Error: Cannot open file:
C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex
Invalid arguement
--
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not
Uwe Stöhr schrieb:
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
Don't do this, it will change the space between items in all lists of
Michael == Michael Wojcik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michael Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error
message is -- Error: Cannot open file:
C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex
Invalid arguement
Herbert Voss schrieb:
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
But my simple approach with:
\topsep0em
\partopsep0em
where did
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
ok. Then it might be better, to change \topsep and \partopsep only in
the eqnarray environment.
No, why that? As Herbert pointed out, use \xxxdisplayskip.
My aim is, to have in eqnarray the same vertical spacing as in
equation!
I must admit I haven't understand what you
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which
starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not
a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to
/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex?
The solution! If i just remove
Hi all,
I have upgraded to lyx-1.3.5 recently and was wondering if there is an option
in the settings to make the Evil Red Text appear as if it were part of the
text (the way it used to be in lyx-1.1.6fix4, and previous versions).
I actually prefer it this way, as it is much easier to get to
Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a
path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an
absolute path and not a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target
Andreas == Andreas Markmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas Hi all, I have upgraded to lyx-1.3.5 recently and was
Andreas wondering if there is an option in the settings to make the
Andreas Evil Red Text appear as if it were part of the text (the way
Andreas it used to be in lyx-1.1.6fix4, and
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
as I wrote above,I'm using fleqn, so please have a look at:
- Lamport, Das LaTeX Handbuch, S.218,
- Goosens/Mittelbach/Samarin, Der LaTeX Begleiter, S.263.
Do I misunderstand this?
ah, okay I missed the fleqn ...
See attached example.
However using amsmath is a much more
Hi Jean-Marc,
Thanks for your lightning-fast reply!
On Wednesday, 06. April 2005 16:49, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Andreas == Andreas Markmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is not possible anymore, but the ERT can appear as inline (but
still with the redframe).
Do you mean by this the
Hi
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for the ERT box
and I am sure there must be others that are time saving.
Any pointers to a list would
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
Geoff,
Look in ~/.lyx/bind/[cua|emacs|other].bind.
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services,
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
Hi
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for the ERT box
and I am sure there must be others that are time saving.
Andreas == Andreas Markmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas Do you mean by this the uncollapsed view of the ERT or
Andreas something else I have overlooked?
If you right-click on an ERT, you have a dialog that allows to set the
said ERT to inlined state. I am not sure there is a way to do
Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Geoffrey Hi This is probably obvious and been answered a million
Geoffrey times before but is there a list of all the in built
Geoffrey keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
Geoffrey The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for
Geoffrey
Andreas Markmann wrote:
It is not possible anymore, but the ERT can appear as inline (but
still with the redframe).
Do you mean by this the uncollapsed view of the ERT or something else I
have overlooked?
Right click on the inset and a little dialog will pop up. Select the
inline check box.
Angus == Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Angus Right click on the inset and a little dialog will pop up.
Angus Select the inline check box.
Angus You can do this for all ERT insets in your document with
Angus $ sed ' /^\\begin_inset ERT/{ $!{ N s/\(status\) Collapsed/\1
Angus Inline/
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Angus You can do this for all ERT insets in your document with
Angus $ sed ' /^\\begin_inset ERT/{ $!{ N s/\(status\) Collapsed/\1
Angus Inline/
Angus }
Angus }' oldfile.lyx newfile.lyx
I guess you'll agree with me that being forced to do that is a bit
silly :) The
Uwe Sthr wrote:
Yosef wrote:
now I've converted my system (Gentoo Linux) to use unicode, and I can't
use hebrew anymore in the preamble. My keyboard of course does not input
cp1255, and latex doesn't know what \inputencoding{utf8} (or any other
variant).
The actual LaTeX v. 2003/12/01
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path
which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute
path and not a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to
/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex?
The
On Fedora Core 3, I installed tetex-3.0 from the development tree for
FC4 and it works fabulous. THe new xdvi is much much better and the
funny problem with the fonts in URLs is fixed.
So it seems to me you might want to double-check your 3.0 install before
giving up.
Yosef wrote:
Uwe Sthr
Herbert Voss schrieb:
ah, okay I missed the fleqn ...
See attached example.
Hallo Herbert,
thank you for your example (\renewenvironment{eqnarray}).
But what I don't understand (and would like to learn) is the behaviour
of the default:
which parameter is controling (under fleqn), that the
Hello,
I just upgraded my workstation to Red Hat Enteprise Linux 4, and so I had to
recompile and re-install Lyx. I grabbed the latest Lyx release (lyx-1.3.5)
and recompiled. I use Lyx with QT front-end.
First, I am not sure if this is what is called Instant Preview. Usually,
when writing in
Hello Lyx-Users,
My system: Suse Linux 9.1, Xfce 4.2
My problem: Getting LyX to write Cyrillic and German in one text by switching
the keymaps without using KDE/Gnome keyboard-switching devices in the panel.
How I tried to solve it: I have enabled keyboard mapping and entered null as
I am not sure what I did wrong, or what I should do to get this
functionality
back. When I tried to enable the Instant Preview by checking the box
under
Preference - Look and Feel - Graphics, and then try to write some greek
letter in Math mode using \gamma, I see this in console:
latex
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
But as far as I can see, LyX supports eqnarray, but doesn't support the
ams split environment.
That's not true, have a look at section 18.5 of
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/LyX/LyXMathebefehle/LyXMathebefehle.pdf
LyX has no menu entry for split, so it is
Thank you Stefano and Uwe
Yes I use afrikaans, english, german, dutch in the document. The
dutch.ldf file look correct, so the problem is not there. If I try to
edit it manually by removing the german in the \documentclass line as
well as all the \selectlanguage{german} bits from the document
I have a newly developed problem with the language LyX starts up in. If I
start LyX from a konsole terminal, it comes up in English, which is what I
want. But I have .lyx files associated with LyX in my KDE settings, too.
When I click on a .lyx file it opens in LyX, but the LyX user interface is
On 6.04.05, Michael Creel wrote:
I have a newly developed problem with the language LyX starts up in. If I
start LyX from a konsole terminal, it comes up in English, which is what I
want. But I have .lyx files associated with LyX in my KDE settings, too.
When I click on a .lyx file it opens
The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd.
Is the trailing part of the path (public.gmane.org) really part of the path
to the target file? It's also odd that the path would start in the temporary
buffer directory -- if you use Insert - Include File, even
Sorry i should qualify this is only a problem if i wish to look at a
formatted output (dvi pdf or ps). If i export the latex it works fine.
Geoff
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd.
Is the trailing part of the
christiaan johannes pauw wrote:
Yes I use afrikaans, english, german, dutch in the document.
Ok, that makes it more complicated. But if you post a complete example
LyX-file, I can have a look at it.
Uwe, when you say check for an actual version of my LateX distribition
does that mean the SuSE
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
But my simple approach with:
\topsep0em
\partopsep0em
where did you read this? The space before and
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx
The full error message is
--
Error: Cannot open file:
C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex
Invalid arguement
--
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not
Uwe Stöhr schrieb:
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
Don't do this, it will change the space between items in all lists of
Michael == Michael Wojcik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michael Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error
message is -- Error: Cannot open file:
C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex
Invalid arguement
Herbert Voss schrieb:
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
But my simple approach with:
\topsep0em
\partopsep0em
where did
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
ok. Then it might be better, to change \topsep and \partopsep only in
the eqnarray environment.
No, why that? As Herbert pointed out, use \xxxdisplayskip.
My aim is, to have in eqnarray the same vertical spacing as in
equation!
I must admit I haven't understand what you
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which
starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not
a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to
/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex?
The solution! If i just remove
Hi all,
I have upgraded to lyx-1.3.5 recently and was wondering if there is an option
in the settings to make the Evil Red Text appear as if it were part of the
text (the way it used to be in lyx-1.1.6fix4, and previous versions).
I actually prefer it this way, as it is much easier to get to
Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a
path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an
absolute path and not a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target
Andreas == Andreas Markmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas Hi all, I have upgraded to lyx-1.3.5 recently and was
Andreas wondering if there is an option in the settings to make the
Andreas Evil Red Text appear as if it were part of the text (the way
Andreas it used to be in lyx-1.1.6fix4, and
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
as I wrote above,I'm using fleqn, so please have a look at:
- Lamport, Das LaTeX Handbuch, S.218,
- Goosens/Mittelbach/Samarin, Der LaTeX Begleiter, S.263.
Do I misunderstand this?
ah, okay I missed the fleqn ...
See attached example.
However using amsmath is a much more
Hi Jean-Marc,
Thanks for your lightning-fast reply!
On Wednesday, 06. April 2005 16:49, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Andreas == Andreas Markmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is not possible anymore, but the ERT can appear as inline (but
still with the redframe).
Do you mean by this the
Hi
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for the ERT box
and I am sure there must be others that are time saving.
Any pointers to a list would
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
Geoff,
Look in ~/.lyx/bind/[cua|emacs|other].bind.
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services,
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
Hi
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for the ERT box
and I am sure there must be others that are time saving.
Andreas == Andreas Markmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas Do you mean by this the uncollapsed view of the ERT or
Andreas something else I have overlooked?
If you right-click on an ERT, you have a dialog that allows to set the
said ERT to inlined state. I am not sure there is a way to do
Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Geoffrey Hi This is probably obvious and been answered a million
Geoffrey times before but is there a list of all the in built
Geoffrey keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
Geoffrey The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for
Geoffrey
Andreas Markmann wrote:
It is not possible anymore, but the ERT can appear as inline (but
still with the redframe).
Do you mean by this the uncollapsed view of the ERT or something else I
have overlooked?
Right click on the inset and a little dialog will pop up. Select the
inline check box.
Angus == Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Angus Right click on the inset and a little dialog will pop up.
Angus Select the inline check box.
Angus You can do this for all ERT insets in your document with
Angus $ sed ' /^\\begin_inset ERT/{ $!{ N s/\(status\) Collapsed/\1
Angus Inline/
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Angus You can do this for all ERT insets in your document with
Angus $ sed ' /^\\begin_inset ERT/{ $!{ N s/\(status\) Collapsed/\1
Angus Inline/
Angus }
Angus }' oldfile.lyx newfile.lyx
I guess you'll agree with me that being forced to do that is a bit
silly :) The
Uwe Sthr wrote:
Yosef wrote:
now I've converted my system (Gentoo Linux) to use unicode, and I can't
use hebrew anymore in the preamble. My keyboard of course does not input
cp1255, and latex doesn't know what \inputencoding{utf8} (or any other
variant).
The actual LaTeX v. 2003/12/01
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path
which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute
path and not a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to
/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex?
The
On Fedora Core 3, I installed tetex-3.0 from the development tree for
FC4 and it works fabulous. THe new xdvi is much much better and the
funny problem with the fonts in URLs is fixed.
So it seems to me you might want to double-check your 3.0 install before
giving up.
Yosef wrote:
Uwe Sthr
Herbert Voss schrieb:
ah, okay I missed the fleqn ...
See attached example.
Hallo Herbert,
thank you for your example (\renewenvironment{eqnarray}).
But what I don't understand (and would like to learn) is the behaviour
of the default:
which parameter is controling (under fleqn), that the
Hello,
I just upgraded my workstation to Red Hat Enteprise Linux 4, and so I had to
recompile and re-install Lyx. I grabbed the latest Lyx release (lyx-1.3.5)
and recompiled. I use Lyx with QT front-end.
First, I am not sure if this is what is called Instant Preview. Usually,
when writing in
Hello Lyx-Users,
My system: Suse Linux 9.1, Xfce 4.2
My problem: Getting LyX to write Cyrillic and German in one text by switching
the keymaps without using KDE/Gnome keyboard-switching devices in the panel.
How I tried to solve it: I have enabled keyboard mapping and entered null as
I am not sure what I did wrong, or what I should do to get this
functionality
back. When I tried to enable the Instant Preview by checking the box
under
Preference - Look and Feel - Graphics, and then try to write some greek
letter in Math mode using \gamma, I see this in console:
latex
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
But as far as I can see, LyX supports eqnarray, but doesn't support the
ams split environment.
That's not true, have a look at section 18.5 of
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/LyX/LyXMathebefehle/LyXMathebefehle.pdf
LyX has no menu entry for split, so it is
Thank you Stefano and Uwe
Yes I use afrikaans, english, german, dutch in the document. The
dutch.ldf file look correct, so the problem is not there. If I try to
edit it manually by removing the german in the \documentclass line as
well as all the \selectlanguage{german} bits from the document
I have a newly developed problem with the language LyX starts up in. If I
start LyX from a konsole terminal, it comes up in English, which is what I
want. But I have .lyx files associated with LyX in my KDE settings, too.
When I click on a .lyx file it opens in LyX, but the LyX user interface is
On 6.04.05, Michael Creel wrote:
> I have a newly developed problem with the language LyX starts up in. If I
> start LyX from a konsole terminal, it comes up in English, which is what I
> want. But I have .lyx files associated with LyX in my KDE settings, too.
> When I click on a .lyx file it
The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd.
Is the trailing part of the path (public.gmane.org) really part of the path
to the target file? It's also odd that the path would start in the temporary
buffer directory -- if you use Insert -> Include File, even
Sorry i should qualify this is only a problem if i wish to look at a
formatted output (dvi pdf or ps). If i export the latex it works fine.
Geoff
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd.
Is the trailing part of the
christiaan johannes pauw wrote:
Yes I use afrikaans, english, german, dutch in the document.
Ok, that makes it more complicated. But if you post a complete example
LyX-file, I can have a look at it.
Uwe, when you say check for an actual version of my LateX distribition
does that mean the SuSE
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
But my simple approach with:
\topsep0em
\partopsep0em
where did you read this? The space before and
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx
The full error message is
--
Error: Cannot open file:
C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex
Invalid arguement
--
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not
Uwe Stöhr schrieb:
> M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
>
>> I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
>> Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
>> eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
>
>
> Don't do this, it will change the space between items in all
> "Michael" == Michael Wojcik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
>> The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error
>> message is -- Error: Cannot open file:
>> C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex
>>
Herbert Voss schrieb:
> M.B. Schiekel wrote:
>
>> I'm using eqnarray with fleqn. Fine.
>> Now I would like to reduce the vertical space before and after the
>> eqnarray. So I read in the LaTeX Companion, I should change \topsep.
>> But my simple approach with:
>> \topsep0em
>> \partopsep0em
>
M.B. Schiekel schrieb:
ok. Then it might be better, to change \topsep and \partopsep only in
the eqnarray environment.
No, why that? As Herbert pointed out, use \xxxdisplayskip.
> My aim is, to have in eqnarray the same vertical spacing as in
> equation!
I must admit I haven't understand what you
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which
starts with a drive letter specification ("c:/") is an absolute path and not
a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to
"/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex"?
The solution! If i just
Hi all,
I have upgraded to lyx-1.3.5 recently and was wondering if there is an option
in the settings to make the Evil Red Text appear as if it were part of the
text (the way it used to be in lyx-1.1.6fix4, and previous versions).
I actually prefer it this way, as it is much easier to get to
> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a
>> path which starts with a drive letter specification ("c:/") is an
>> absolute path and not a relative one.
>>
>> Could you try without the drive letter, that is
> "Andreas" == Andreas Markmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andreas> Hi all, I have upgraded to lyx-1.3.5 recently and was
Andreas> wondering if there is an option in the settings to make the
Andreas> Evil Red Text appear as if it were part of the text (the way
Andreas> it used to be in
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
as I wrote above,I'm using fleqn, so please have a look at:
- Lamport, Das LaTeX Handbuch, S.218,
- Goosens/Mittelbach/Samarin, Der LaTeX Begleiter, S.263.
Do I misunderstand this?
ah, okay I missed the fleqn ...
See attached example.
However using amsmath is a much more
Hi Jean-Marc,
Thanks for your lightning-fast reply!
On Wednesday, 06. April 2005 16:49, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> > "Andreas" == Andreas Markmann
> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It is not possible anymore, but the ERT can appear as inline (but
> still with the redframe).
Do you
Hi
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for the ERT box
and I am sure there must be others that are time saving.
Any pointers to a list would
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
Geoff,
Look in ~/.lyx/bind/[cua|emacs|other].bind.
Rich
--
Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President
Applied Ecosystem Services,
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
> Hi
>
> This is probably obvious and been answered a million times before but is
> there a list of all the in built keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
>
> The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l for the ERT box
> and I am sure there must be others that are time
> "Andreas" == Andreas Markmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andreas> Do you mean by this the uncollapsed view of the ERT or
Andreas> something else I have overlooked?
If you right-click on an ERT, you have a dialog that allows to set the
said ERT to inlined state. I am not sure there is a
> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Geoffrey> Hi This is probably obvious and been answered a million
Geoffrey> times before but is there a list of all the in built
Geoffrey> keyboard shortcuts for lyx.
Geoffrey> The post about ERT alerted me to the very useful ctrl-l
Andreas Markmann wrote:
>> It is not possible anymore, but the ERT can appear as inline (but
>> still with the redframe).
>
> Do you mean by this the uncollapsed view of the ERT or something else I
> have overlooked?
Right click on the inset and a little dialog will pop up. Select the
"inline"
> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Angus> Right click on the inset and a little dialog will pop up.
Angus> Select the "inline" check box.
Angus> You can do this for all ERT insets in your document with
Angus> $ sed ' /^\\begin_inset ERT/{ $!{ N s/\(status\) Collapsed/\1
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Angus> You can do this for all ERT insets in your document with
Angus> $ sed ' /^\\begin_inset ERT/{ $!{ N s/\(status\) Collapsed/\1
Angus> Inline/
Angus> }
Angus> }' oldfile.lyx > newfile.lyx
I guess you'll agree with me that being forced to do that is a bit
silly :)
Uwe StÃhr wrote:
> Yosef wrote:
>
>> now I've converted my system (Gentoo Linux) to use unicode, and I can't
>> use hebrew anymore in the preamble. My keyboard of course does not input
>> cp1255, and latex doesn't know what \inputencoding{utf8} (or any other
>> variant).
>
> The actual LaTeX v.
Geoffrey Lloyd wrote:
This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path
which starts with a drive letter specification ("c:/") is an absolute
path and not a relative one.
Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to
"/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex"?
The
On Fedora Core 3, I installed tetex-3.0 from the development tree for
FC4 and it works fabulous. THe new xdvi is much much better and the
funny problem with the fonts in URLs is fixed.
So it seems to me you might want to double-check your 3.0 install before
giving up.
Yosef wrote:
Uwe StÃhr
Herbert Voss schrieb:
> ah, okay I missed the fleqn ...
> See attached example.
Hallo Herbert,
thank you for your example (\renewenvironment{eqnarray}).
But what I don't understand (and would like to learn) is the behaviour
of the default:
which parameter is controling (under fleqn), that the
Hello,
I just upgraded my workstation to Red Hat Enteprise Linux 4, and so I had to
recompile and re-install Lyx. I grabbed the latest Lyx release (lyx-1.3.5)
and recompiled. I use Lyx with QT front-end.
First, I am not sure if this is what is called "Instant Preview". Usually,
when writing
Hello Lyx-Users,
My system: Suse Linux 9.1, Xfce 4.2
My problem: Getting LyX to write Cyrillic and German in one text by switching
the keymaps without using KDE/Gnome keyboard-switching devices in the panel.
How I tried to solve it: I have enabled keyboard mapping and entered "null" as
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