Richard Heck rgheck at lyx.org writes:
If you DO want to indent the next paragraph, then put a
--Separator-- enviroment after your list.
I advice against doing that. The --Separator-- environment should only
be used to separate *same* environments and not different ones. The fact
that
Richard Heck lyx.org> writes:
> If you DO want to indent the next paragraph, then put a
> "--Separator--" enviroment after your list.
I advice against doing that. The "--Separator--" environment should only
be used to separate *same* environments and not different ones. The fact
that
Wolfgang Engelmann writes:
Thanks, Enrico for pointing to the culprit.
When I changed
Add bibliography to TOC
to NOT,
the archive still did not export the .bst file.
I had to export the lyx file using another name. Now it works.
Note that lyxpak.py scans the .lyx file on disk. So,
William Seager writes:
On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 15:47:47 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
I regard exportLyx Archive tar.gz as a very handy feature of lyx.
Hi - I agree IF it worked. I find that nothing but the .lyx file is
included in the archive - no images, no bibs, no bst, no
nothing.
Wolfgang Engelmann writes:
Thanks, Enrico for pointing to the culprit.
When I changed
Add bibliography to TOC
to NOT,
the archive still did not export the .bst file.
I had to export the lyx file using another name. Now it works.
Note that lyxpak.py scans the .lyx file on disk. So,
William Seager writes:
On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 15:47:47 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
I regard exportLyx Archive tar.gz as a very handy feature of lyx.
Hi - I agree IF it worked. I find that nothing but the .lyx file is
included in the archive - no images, no bibs, no bst, no
nothing.
Wolfgang Engelmann writes:
>
> Thanks, Enrico for pointing to the culprit.
>
> When I changed
> Add bibliography to TOC
> to NOT,
> the archive still did not export the .bst file.
> I had to export the lyx file using another name. Now it works.
Note that lyxpak.py scans the .lyx file on
William Seager writes:
>
> On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 15:47:47 Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
> > I regard export>Lyx Archive tar.gz as a very handy feature of lyx.
>
> Hi - I agree IF it worked. I find that nothing but the .lyx file is
> included in the archive - no images, no bibs, no bst, no
>
Wolfgang Engelmann writes:
Here are the two archives. AA-PBR contains the spbasic.bst, after
having archived the AA-PBR.lyx file, AA-SP.tar.gz does not, after
having archived the AA-SP.lyx file.
I have tried to adjust the document- and tool settings in both lyx
files.
The different
Wolfgang Engelmann writes:
Here are the two archives. AA-PBR contains the spbasic.bst, after
having archived the AA-PBR.lyx file, AA-SP.tar.gz does not, after
having archived the AA-SP.lyx file.
I have tried to adjust the document- and tool settings in both lyx
files.
The different
Wolfgang Engelmann writes:
> Here are the two archives. AA-PBR contains the spbasic.bst, after
> having archived the AA-PBR.lyx file, AA-SP.tar.gz does not, after
> having archived the AA-SP.lyx file.
>
> I have tried to adjust the document- and tool settings in both lyx
> files.
The different
On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 10:05:07AM +0100, Andrew White wrote:
Works like a charm. Thanks!
You're welcome :)
--
Enrico
On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 10:05:07AM +0100, Andrew White wrote:
Works like a charm. Thanks!
You're welcome :)
--
Enrico
On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 10:05:07AM +0100, Andrew White wrote:
> Works like a charm. Thanks!
You're welcome :)
--
Enrico
Christopher Kan writes:
Hello!
I am running LyX 2.0.7 on a Windows x64, Jabref 2.9.2 and Zotero Standalone
4.0.17 with the LyZ 2.1.7 plugin.
I am having trouble with the LyXServer pipe settings. From what I have read
whatever directory I am set the path to should create a pipe file
Enrico Forestieri writes:
Note that \\.\pipe is a special object that does not correspond to
any real directory, so you can't really check that any file is created.
To see whether it worked, supposing you use \\.\pipe\lyxserver, then
launch lyx and then open a cmd terminal. From
Christopher Kan writes:
Hello!
I am running LyX 2.0.7 on a Windows x64, Jabref 2.9.2 and Zotero Standalone
4.0.17 with the LyZ 2.1.7 plugin.
I am having trouble with the LyXServer pipe settings. From what I have read
whatever directory I am set the path to should create a pipe file
Enrico Forestieri writes:
Note that \\.\pipe is a special object that does not correspond to
any real directory, so you can't really check that any file is created.
To see whether it worked, supposing you use \\.\pipe\lyxserver, then
launch lyx and then open a cmd terminal. From
Christopher Kan writes:
>
> Hello!
>
> I am running LyX 2.0.7 on a Windows x64, Jabref 2.9.2 and Zotero Standalone
> 4.0.17 with the LyZ 2.1.7 plugin.
>
> I am having trouble with the LyXServer pipe settings. From what I have read
> whatever directory I am set the path to should create a
Enrico Forestieri writes:
>
> Note that \\.\pipe is a special object that does not correspond to
> any real directory, so you can't really check that any file is created.
> To see whether it worked, supposing you use \\.\pipe\lyxserver, then
> launch lyx and then open a cmd
Sebastien writes:
Thanks for your remarks. I'll look into the latex commands to tweak
this and see if there is anything possible. The solution
suggested by Stefano provides a good starting point. The documentation
on this seems slim, though, despite it being what would appear
to be a fairly
Sebastien writes:
Thanks for your remarks. I'll look into the latex commands to tweak
this and see if there is anything possible. The solution
suggested by Stefano provides a good starting point. The documentation
on this seems slim, though, despite it being what would appear
to be a fairly
Sebastien writes:
> Thanks for your remarks. I'll look into the latex commands to tweak
> this and see if there is anything possible. The solution
> suggested by Stefano provides a good starting point. The documentation
> on this seems slim, though, despite it being what would appear
> to be a
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 05:37:39PM +0200, Bernd Kappenberg wrote:
Thanks, that did it!
Bernd :)
You're welcome :)
--
Enrico
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 05:37:39PM +0200, Bernd Kappenberg wrote:
Thanks, that did it!
Bernd :)
You're welcome :)
--
Enrico
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 05:37:39PM +0200, Bernd Kappenberg wrote:
> Thanks, that did it!
>
> Bernd :)
>
You're welcome :)
--
Enrico
Bernd Kappenberg wrote:
Hello,
I am using LyX 2.0.3 / Jabref 2.7.2 / Windows 7.
I want to push data directly from Jabref to LyX.
I entered \\.\pipe\lyxpipe under LyX...paths and
\\.\pipe\lyxpipe.in in Jabref (external programmes/LyX-Kile).
However, I still get the answer check if LyX is
Bernd Kappenberg wrote:
Hello,
I am using LyX 2.0.3 / Jabref 2.7.2 / Windows 7.
I want to push data directly from Jabref to LyX.
I entered \\.\pipe\lyxpipe under LyX...paths and
\\.\pipe\lyxpipe.in in Jabref (external programmes/LyX-Kile).
However, I still get the answer check if LyX is
Bernd Kappenberg wrote:
Hello,
I am using LyX 2.0.3 / Jabref 2.7.2 / Windows 7.
I want to push data directly from Jabref to LyX.
I entered "\\.\pipe\lyxpipe" under LyX...paths and
"\\.\pipe\lyxpipe.in" in Jabref (external programmes/LyX-Kile).
However, I still get the answer "check if LyX
Janwillem van Dijk writes:
Just managed to get something workable straight to docx.
File Export LyX → HTML (MSWORD)
pandoc -f html mypaper.html -t docx -o mypaper.docx
Only a few tweaks like
1) change all .png into .eps as I want the original eps in the docx
2) change font to
Janwillem van Dijk writes:
Just managed to get something workable straight to docx.
File Export LyX → HTML (MSWORD)
pandoc -f html mypaper.html -t docx -o mypaper.docx
Only a few tweaks like
1) change all .png into .eps as I want the original eps in the docx
2) change font to
Janwillem van Dijk writes:
Just managed to get something workable straight to docx.
File Export LyX → HTML (MSWORD)
pandoc -f html mypaper.html -t docx -o mypaper.docx
Only a few tweaks like
1) change all .png into .eps as I want the original eps in the docx
2) change font to
Janwillem van Dijk writes:
Use operational quantities defined in
ICRU51: H\s\do5(p)\(0.07\),
H\s\do5(p)\(3\)
and H\s\do5(p)\(10\)
where it should be Hp(0.07) etcetra with H italic and p roman
subscript coming from $H_{\mathrm{p}}(0.07)$
Please have a
Janwillem van Dijk writes:
Use operational quantities defined in
ICRU51: H\s\do5(p)\(0.07\),
H\s\do5(p)\(3\)
and H\s\do5(p)\(10\)
where it should be Hp(0.07) etcetra with H italic and p roman
subscript coming from $H_{\mathrm{p}}(0.07)$
Please have a
Janwillem van Dijk writes:
> Use operational quantities defined in
> ICRU51: H\s\do5(p)\(0.07\),
> H\s\do5(p)\(3\)
> and H\s\do5(p)\(10\)
> where it should be Hp(0.07) etcetra with H italic and p roman
> subscript coming from $H_{\mathrm{p}}(0.07)$
Please
stefano franchi writes:
1. I can insert a space back in with empty ERT+space, but then I have
my file littered with all these empty ERT boxes. They are ignored in
the pdf output, as they should, but there are still very annoying. Is
there any way to get rid of them?
I think you can simply
stefano franchi writes:
1. I can insert a space back in with empty ERT+space, but then I have
my file littered with all these empty ERT boxes. They are ignored in
the pdf output, as they should, but there are still very annoying. Is
there any way to get rid of them?
I think you can simply
stefano franchi writes:
> 1. I can insert a space back in with empty ERT+space, but then I have
> my file littered with all these empty ERT boxes. They are ignored in
> the pdf output, as they should, but there are still very annoying. Is
> there any way to get rid of them?
I think you can
stefano franchi writes:
sorry for not being clear. I can match a space with a regex in the
find field (I did it with /s), but how do I put the space back in? The
replace field does not allow regexes nor spaces.
Try inserting an empty ERT (Ctrl+L) and then a space.
--
Enrico
stefano franchi writes:
sorry for not being clear. I can match a space with a regex in the
find field (I did it with /s), but how do I put the space back in? The
replace field does not allow regexes nor spaces.
Try inserting an empty ERT (Ctrl+L) and then a space.
--
Enrico
stefano franchi writes:
> sorry for not being clear. I can match a space with a regex in the
> find field (I did it with /s), but how do I put the space back in? The
> replace field does not allow regexes nor spaces.
Try inserting an empty ERT (Ctrl+L) and then a space.
--
Enrico
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 04:49:58PM +0100, Pavel Sanda wrote:
Waluyo Adi Siswanto wrote:
I have found the cause. It could be a bug?
ANY file using SPACE in its filename will fail to export archive.
I tried in Ubuntu 11.10 and Windows 7, both fail.
Yes, the problem is due to spacing in
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 04:49:58PM +0100, Pavel Sanda wrote:
Waluyo Adi Siswanto wrote:
I have found the cause. It could be a bug?
ANY file using SPACE in its filename will fail to export archive.
I tried in Ubuntu 11.10 and Windows 7, both fail.
Yes, the problem is due to spacing in
On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 04:49:58PM +0100, Pavel Sanda wrote:
> Waluyo Adi Siswanto wrote:
> > I have found the cause. It could be a bug?
> > ANY file using SPACE in its filename will fail to export archive.
> > I tried in Ubuntu 11.10 and Windows 7, both fail.
>
> Yes, the problem is due to
Eric Weir writes:
I'm attempting to use the workaround suggested by Stefano to get LyX to
recognize a Unicoded document as Unicoded. The workaround involves use
of the tex2lyx command.
I'm on a Mac. When I run the command I get a command not found message.
When I do locate tex2lyx,
Eric Weir writes:
I'm attempting to use the workaround suggested by Stefano to get LyX to
recognize a Unicoded document as Unicoded. The workaround involves use
of the tex2lyx command.
I'm on a Mac. When I run the command I get a command not found message.
When I do locate tex2lyx,
Eric Weir writes:
> I'm attempting to use the workaround suggested by Stefano to get LyX to
> recognize a Unicoded document as Unicoded. The workaround involves use
> of the tex2lyx command.
>
> I'm on a Mac. When I run the command I get a command not found message.
> When I do locate tex2lyx,
Rich Shepard writes:
Er, ... according to the detailed Math manual, Only inline formulas are
allowed inside tables. So, that's that.
Nonsense. Simply set the column width or put the formula in a minipage.
--
Enrico
Rich Shepard writes:
Er, ... according to the detailed Math manual, Only inline formulas are
allowed inside tables. So, that's that.
Nonsense. Simply set the column width or put the formula in a minipage.
--
Enrico
Rich Shepard writes:
>Er, ... according to the detailed Math manual, "Only inline formulas are
> allowed inside tables." So, that's that.
Nonsense. Simply set the column width or put the formula in a minipage.
--
Enrico
Churilov Sergey writes:
What could be the problem here?
Maybe you are using an old LyX version. You need LyX 2.0.1 for that to
work. You have only to make sure that the path to the file is not
explicitly relative, i.e., it doesn't start with ./ or ../
For example, any of the following will
dc writes:
Enrico Forestieri writes:
dc writes:
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
search works after
Churilov Sergey writes:
What could be the problem here?
Maybe you are using an old LyX version. You need LyX 2.0.1 for that to
work. You have only to make sure that the path to the file is not
explicitly relative, i.e., it doesn't start with ./ or ../
For example, any of the following will
dc writes:
Enrico Forestieri writes:
dc writes:
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
search works after
Churilov Sergey writes:
> What could be the problem here?
Maybe you are using an old LyX version. You need LyX 2.0.1 for that to
work. You have only to make sure that the path to the file is not
explicitly relative, i.e., it doesn't start with ./ or ../
For example, any of the following will
dc writes:
>
> Enrico Forestieri writes:
>
> >
> > dc writes:
> >
> > > I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
> >
> > Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
> > from "xelatex $$i"
dc writes:
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
search works after that.
--
Enrico
dc writes:
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
search works after that.
--
Enrico
dc writes:
> I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from "xelatex $$i" to "xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i" and see whether forward
search works after that.
--
Enrico
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
Thanks. Could you check if the attached also does the trick? This test is
more reliable. Please also check if biber is run after the bib file has been
modified (works here on Unix).
Yes, this also works and biber is also run after modifying the bib file.
--
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
Thanks. Could you check if the attached also does the trick? This test is
more reliable. Please also check if biber is run after the bib file has been
modified (works here on Unix).
Yes, this also works and biber is also run after modifying the bib file.
--
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
>
> Thanks. Could you check if the attached also does the trick? This test is
> more reliable. Please also check if biber is run after the bib file has been
> modified (works here on Unix).
Yes, this also works and biber is also run after modifying the bib file.
--
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Seemingly, LyX is not running biber. Remember that you also have to
specify biber (see http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex#using-biber) as the
bibtex processor when using backend=biber. However, I just verified that
even when doing
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
To those who see the problem and can compile: Could you check if the
following fixes the issue?
Yes, that does the trick and biber is run.
--
Enrico
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Seemingly, LyX is not running biber. Remember that you also have to
specify biber (see http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex#using-biber) as the
bibtex processor when using backend=biber. However, I just verified that
even when doing
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
To those who see the problem and can compile: Could you check if the
following fixes the issue?
Yes, that does the trick and biber is run.
--
Enrico
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
>
> Enrico Forestieri wrote:
>
> > Seemingly, LyX is not running biber. Remember that you also have to
> > specify biber (see http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex#using-biber) as the
> > bibtex processor when using backend=biber. However, I
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
>
> To those who see the problem and can compile: Could you check if the
> following fixes the issue?
Yes, that does the trick and biber is run.
--
Enrico
Thomas Strausz writes:
2. As a backend to biblatex I use biber.
Seemingly, LyX is not running biber. Remember that you also have to specify
biber (see http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex#using-biber) as the bibtex
processor when using backend=biber. However, I just verified that even when
doing
Thomas Strausz writes:
2. As a backend to biblatex I use biber.
Seemingly, LyX is not running biber. Remember that you also have to specify
biber (see http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex#using-biber) as the bibtex
processor when using backend=biber. However, I just verified that even when
doing
Thomas Strausz writes:
> 2. As a backend to biblatex I use biber.
Seemingly, LyX is not running biber. Remember that you also have to specify
biber (see http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex#using-biber) as the bibtex
processor when using backend=biber. However, I just verified that even when
Patrick De Visschere writes:
I normally use pathnames relative to the current directory and since . is
automatically included in the TEXINPUTS prefix, this should still work I
guess without making any modifications. But it doesn't.
The problematic paths start with ../ and it looks there is
Patrick De Visschere writes:
I normally use pathnames relative to the current directory and since . is
automatically included in the TEXINPUTS prefix, this should still work I
guess without making any modifications. But it doesn't.
The problematic paths start with ../ and it looks there is
Patrick De Visschere writes:
>
> I normally use pathnames relative to the current directory and since . is
> automatically included in the TEXINPUTS prefix, this should still work I
> guess without making any modifications. But it doesn't.
> The problematic paths start with ../ and it looks there
Joern writes:
Hello,
after reading a couple of pages considering forward search in LyX 2.0
on Windows I have not been able to set it up for either SumatraPDF or Yap.
Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in the next release (2.0.1).
--
Enrico
Joern writes:
Hello,
after reading a couple of pages considering forward search in LyX 2.0
on Windows I have not been able to set it up for either SumatraPDF or Yap.
Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in the next release (2.0.1).
--
Enrico
Joern writes:
>
> Hello,
>
> after reading a couple of pages considering forward search in LyX 2.0
> on Windows I have not been able to set it up for either SumatraPDF or Yap.
Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in the next release (2.0.1).
--
Enrico
John Horsemoon writes:
There is an option in Lyx Preferences/Editing/Input Completion for
Autocorrection in Math. Does anyone know how this works? Checking or
unchecking
this option makes no visible difference, and I can't seem to find any
documentation about it in the help files or on lyx
John Horsemoon writes:
There is an option in Lyx Preferences/Editing/Input Completion for
Autocorrection in Math. Does anyone know how this works? Checking or
unchecking
this option makes no visible difference, and I can't seem to find any
documentation about it in the help files or on lyx
John Horsemoon writes:
>
> There is an option in Lyx Preferences/Editing/Input Completion for
> Autocorrection in Math. Does anyone know how this works? Checking or
> unchecking
> this option makes no visible difference, and I can't seem to find any
> documentation about it in the help files or
Enrico Forestieri writes:
So, can anyone compiling LyX with MSVC perform that check?
It turned out to be an issue with the MSVC compiler and should be fixed
in the next release. In the meantime, Windows users needing to perform a
dvi forward search can workaround it by first generating a pdf
Enrico Forestieri writes:
So, can anyone compiling LyX with MSVC perform that check?
It turned out to be an issue with the MSVC compiler and should be fixed
in the next release. In the meantime, Windows users needing to perform a
dvi forward search can workaround it by first generating a pdf
Enrico Forestieri writes:
> So, can anyone compiling LyX with MSVC perform that check?
It turned out to be an issue with the MSVC compiler and should be fixed
in the next release. In the meantime, Windows users needing to perform a
dvi forward search can workaround it by first generating a
Christopher Menzel writes:
On May 23, 2011, at 3:33 PM, Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Christopher Menzel writes:
That is, LyX is calling the appropriate forward search command for a PDF
preview document, not DVI.
LyX performs a forward search for the last generated format, so it means
Christopher Menzel writes:
On May 23, 2011, at 3:33 PM, Enrico Forestieri wrote:
Christopher Menzel writes:
That is, LyX is calling the appropriate forward search command for a PDF
preview document, not DVI.
LyX performs a forward search for the last generated format, so it means
Christopher Menzel writes:
>
> On May 23, 2011, at 3:33 PM, Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> > Christopher Menzel writes:
> >>
> >> That is, LyX is calling the appropriate forward search command for a PDF
> >> preview document, not DVI.
> >
> > L
Christopher Menzel writes:
That is, LyX is calling the appropriate forward search command for a PDF
preview document, not DVI.
LyX performs a forward search for the last generated format, so it means
that you generated a pdf after the dvi, even if you quitted the pdf viewer
and are now
Christopher Menzel writes:
That is, LyX is calling the appropriate forward search command for a PDF
preview document, not DVI.
LyX performs a forward search for the last generated format, so it means
that you generated a pdf after the dvi, even if you quitted the pdf viewer
and are now
Christopher Menzel writes:
>
> That is, LyX is calling the appropriate forward search command for a PDF
> preview document, not DVI.
LyX performs a forward search for the last generated format, so it means
that you generated a pdf after the dvi, even if you quitted the pdf viewer
and are now
Christopher Menzel writes:
Well, as I noted, I followed the instructions in the Additional
Features document assiduously, so one of the first things I did
was to choose the default command for the Yap previewer under
Preferences-Output-General. The default setting -- yap -1
-s $$n $$t
Christopher Menzel writes:
Well, as I noted, I followed the instructions in the Additional
Features document assiduously, so one of the first things I did
was to choose the default command for the Yap previewer under
Preferences-Output-General. The default setting -- yap -1
-s $$n $$t
Christopher Menzel writes:
>
> Well, as I noted, I followed the instructions in the Additional
> Features document assiduously, so one of the first things I did
> was to choose the default command for the Yap previewer under
> Preferences->Output->General. The default setting -- yap -1
> -s
Christopher Menzel writes:
Unfortunately, forward search is still not functioning, although I
do see a small message at the bottom of the screen that reports
Couldn't proceed when I invoke the Forward Search command, in case
that's a clue;
Yes, it is. Most probably, you don't defined a
Christopher Menzel writes:
Unfortunately, forward search is still not functioning, although I
do see a small message at the bottom of the screen that reports
Couldn't proceed when I invoke the Forward Search command, in case
that's a clue;
Yes, it is. Most probably, you don't defined a
Christopher Menzel writes:
>
> Unfortunately, forward search is still not functioning, although I
> do see a small message at the bottom of the screen that reports
> "Couldn't proceed" when I invoke the Forward Search command, in case
> that's a clue;
Yes, it is. Most probably, you don't defined
Francesco Menoncin writes:
I am not able to make LyX and Maxima interact.
I have put the Maxima path (C:\Program Files\Maxima-5.24.0\bin) in
LyX (Tools-Prefereces-Paths) and reconfigure LyX.
Nevertheless, when I try to compute something (like 2+2) I just
obtain an empty space after the
Christopher Menzel writes:
I have followed all the
instructions assiduously in the Additional Features document -- path to
LyXserver pipe is set to \\.\pipe\lyxpipe, I've created the batch file
lyxeditor.bat, have configured Yap properly, etc. But when I
double-click in my DVI preview
Francesco Menoncin writes:
I am not able to make LyX and Maxima interact.
I have put the Maxima path (C:\Program Files\Maxima-5.24.0\bin) in
LyX (Tools-Prefereces-Paths) and reconfigure LyX.
Nevertheless, when I try to compute something (like 2+2) I just
obtain an empty space after the
Christopher Menzel writes:
I have followed all the
instructions assiduously in the Additional Features document -- path to
LyXserver pipe is set to \\.\pipe\lyxpipe, I've created the batch file
lyxeditor.bat, have configured Yap properly, etc. But when I
double-click in my DVI preview
Francesco Menoncin writes:
>
> I am not able to make LyX and Maxima interact.
> I have put the Maxima path (C:\Program Files\Maxima-5.24.0\bin) in
> LyX (Tools->Prefereces->Paths) and reconfigure LyX.
> Nevertheless, when I try to compute something (like 2+2) I just
> obtain an empty space after
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