You may try the following perl command
perl -pi.bak -e 's|circ|°|g' yourfile
But there is a risk you modify words like circonference
Using regular expressions, you could change only
circ after a number
perl -pi.bak -e 's|([1-9])circ|$1°|g'
Use it at your own risks ;-)
The .bak keep a
You may try the following perl command
perl -pi.bak -e 's|circ|°|g' yourfile
But there is a risk you modify words like circonference
Using regular expressions, you could change only
circ after a number
perl -pi.bak -e 's|([1-9])circ|$1°|g'
Use it at your own risks ;-)
The .bak keep a
You may try the following perl command
perl -pi.bak -e 's|circ|°|g' yourfile
But there is a risk you modify words like "circonference"
Using regular expressions, you could change only
circ after a number
perl -pi.bak -e 's|([1-9])circ|$1°|g'
Use it at your own risks ;-)
The .bak keep a
Dears LyXists
I am typing some code using LyX-code in a french
document.
Unfortanely, the LyX-code typo seems to follow
the french rules (eg w/ a space before punctuation signs
like ; : ?)
What could be done to avoid this behavior, to obtain
code typed with english typography rules?
Could this
Dears LyXists
I am typing some code using LyX-code in a french
document.
Unfortanely, the LyX-code typo seems to follow
the french rules (eg w/ a space before punctuation signs
like ; : ?)
What could be done to avoid this behavior, to obtain
code typed with english typography rules?
Could this
Dears LyXists
I am typing some code using LyX-code in a french
document.
Unfortanely, the LyX-code typo seems to follow
the french rules (eg w/ a space before punctuation signs
like ; : ?)
What could be done to avoid this behavior, to obtain
code typed with "english" typography rules?
Could
||Does Mac OS X have an X server?
It seems one could use http://www.xfree86.org/,
following instructions given at http://www.macosxhints.com/.
Info from a fellow Darwin user (not me).
||Does Mac OS X have an X server?
It seems one could use http://www.xfree86.org/,
following instructions given at http://www.macosxhints.com/.
Info from a fellow Darwin user (not me).
||Does Mac OS X have an X server?
It seems one could use http://www.xfree86.org/,
following instructions given at http://www.macosxhints.com/.
Info from a fellow Darwin user (not me).
||I want a horizontal line between to paragraphs
||Do I have to make a line.eps and insert it as a figure?
You could use the latex command \rule{20mm}{1mm} in LaTeX style,
and change the size as you like.
||I want a horizontal line between to paragraphs
||Do I have to make a line.eps and insert it as a figure?
You could use the latex command \rule{20mm}{1mm} in LaTeX style,
and change the size as you like.
||I want a horizontal line between to paragraphs
||Do I have to make a line.eps and insert it as a figure?
You could use the latex command \rule{20mm}{1mm} in LaTeX style,
and change the size as you like.
||In French and English the
||pronunciation of -y- behaves exactly as that of -i- (English tyre =
||American tire), and final -y is often pluralized -ies. (Ski as compared
||with sky is not an exception, since 'ski' is a recent borrowing.)
||Unfortunately, intrusive -y- is still an error in
||how can i install xfig on my computer running win ME? i'm using lyx
||1.1.6fix3 for win32...
||grazie...
||ciao...
Never used it myself, but some informations at
http://duke.usask.ca/~macphed/soft/fig/winfig.html
||In French and English the
||pronunciation of -y- behaves exactly as that of -i- (English tyre =
||American tire), and final -y is often pluralized -ies. (Ski as compared
||with sky is not an exception, since 'ski' is a recent borrowing.)
||Unfortunately, intrusive -y- is still an error in
||how can i install xfig on my computer running win ME? i'm using lyx
||1.1.6fix3 for win32...
||grazie...
||ciao...
Never used it myself, but some informations at
http://duke.usask.ca/~macphed/soft/fig/winfig.html
||In French and English the
||pronunciation of -y- behaves exactly as that of -i- (English tyre =
||American tire), and final -y is often pluralized -ies. (Ski as compared
||with sky is not an exception, since 'ski' is a recent borrowing.)
||Unfortunately, intrusive -y- is still an error in
||how can i install xfig on my computer running win ME? i'm using lyx
||1.1.6fix3 for win32...
||grazie...
||ciao...
Never used it myself, but some informations at
http://duke.usask.ca/~macphed/soft/fig/winfig.html
I have asked
my brother who is a linguist,
medieval latin sometimes uses the letter y
instead of i.
So it may not be latin, but why not medieval latin?
This information surely needs cross-checks.
I have asked
my brother who is a linguist,
medieval latin sometimes uses the letter y
instead of i.
So it may not be latin, but why not medieval latin?
This information surely needs cross-checks.
I have asked
my brother who is a linguist,
medieval latin sometimes uses the letter "y"
instead of "i".
So it may not be latin, but why not medieval latin?
This information surely needs cross-checks.
||In a math equation, how can I put 2 dots (shorthand for second
derivative)
||over x.
\ddot{a} should work
||In a math equation, how can I put 2 dots (shorthand for second
derivative)
||over x.
\ddot{a} should work
||In a math equation, how can I put 2 dots (shorthand for second
derivative)
||over x.
\ddot{a} should work
Why not emphasize the fat-free veggie-like
behaviour of LyX, (as opposed to other word processors)
and choose a pronunciation akin to:
leek (for those who know about greek)
or lichi (or leechee, litchi, however you call it), like in
the chi2 test.
lix in Latin is about clothe washing (if I
Why not emphasize the fat-free veggie-like
behaviour of LyX, (as opposed to other word processors)
and choose a pronunciation akin to:
leek (for those who know about greek)
or lichi (or leechee, litchi, however you call it), like in
the chi2 test.
lix in Latin is about clothe washing (if I
Why not emphasize the fat-free veggie-like
behaviour of LyX, (as opposed to other word processors)
and choose a pronunciation akin to:
"leek" (for those who know about greek)
or "lichi" (or leechee, litchi, however you call it), like in
the chi2 test.
"lix" in Latin is about clothe washing
||I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
||decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
||\beta etc etc. If I enter tex mode then type either \gamma or gamma
||the text is highlighted in red ( as the docs predict ) then when I
||attempt to view
||I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
||decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
||\beta etc etc. If I enter tex mode then type either \gamma or gamma
||the text is highlighted in red ( as the docs predict ) then when I
||attempt to view
||I have been using lyx 'as is' for a little while - it is excellent. I
||decided to explore inserting characters in tex mode eg \gamma and
||\beta etc etc. If I enter tex mode then type either \gamma or gamma
||the text is highlighted in red ( as the docs predict ) then when I
||attempt to view
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