Re: Index question

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 21:12:23 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I made up a minimal example which shows 1. both slanted: Anagallis arvensis. index: Anagallis arvensis 2. slanted/normal: Anagallis arvensis. index: Anagallis arvensis 3. case 2, but index box changed with ctr e: Anagallis

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 21:12:23 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I made up a minimal example which shows 1. both slanted: Anagallis arvensis. index: Anagallis arvensis 2. slanted/normal: Anagallis arvensis. index: Anagallis arvensis 3. case 2, but index box changed with ctr e: Anagallis

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 21:12:23 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I made up a minimal example which shows 1. both slanted: Anagallis arvensis. index: Anagallis arvensis 2. slanted/normal: Anagallis arvensis. index: Anagallis arvensis 3. case 2, but index box changed with ctr e: Anagallis

Index question

I solved my question by removing all Index-related files such as .idx .ilg or .ind fom the /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf and saved the document under a new name. I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag 07 April 2013, 10:27:25 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the document itself Kalanchoe|IndexDef where Kalanchoe is a plant name which should appear in the name index

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 10:35:44 schrieb Jürgen Spitzmüller: Am Sonntag 07 April 2013, 10:27:25 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the document itself Kalanchoe|IndexDef

Index question

I solved my question by removing all Index-related files such as .idx .ilg or .ind fom the /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf and saved the document under a new name. I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag 07 April 2013, 10:27:25 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the document itself Kalanchoe|IndexDef where Kalanchoe is a plant name which should appear in the name index

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 10:35:44 schrieb Jürgen Spitzmüller: Am Sonntag 07 April 2013, 10:27:25 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the document itself Kalanchoe|IndexDef

Index question

I solved my question by removing all Index-related files such as .idx .ilg or .ind fom the /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf and saved the document under a new name. I also put a macro in the preamble of the document %%macro for index nom \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} and in the

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag 07 April 2013, 10:27:25 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > I also put a macro in the preamble of the document > %%macro for index nom > \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} > > and in the document itself > Kalanchoe|IndexDef > where Kalanchoe is a plant name which should appear in the

Re: Index question

Am Sonntag, 7. April 2013, 10:35:44 schrieb Jürgen Spitzmüller: > Am Sonntag 07 April 2013, 10:27:25 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > > I also put a macro in the preamble of the document > > %%macro for index nom > > \newcommand{\IndexDef}[1]{\textit{#1}} > > > > and in the document itself > >

Re: Index question

Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 17:36:05 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I have experimented a bit in the meantime. 1- If I take out the lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf3$ from /tmp/ LyX refuses to run my file. 2- If I export my file as plain latex and run latex myfile three times and afterward bibtex

Re: Index question

Am Freitag, 5. April 2013, 10:17:59 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 17:36:05 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: sorry, I checked again the dvi file and it shows both index entries. However, lyx does not. It chokes with ] ! Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup. l.3 ...lash

Re: Index question

Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 17:36:05 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I have experimented a bit in the meantime. 1- If I take out the lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf3$ from /tmp/ LyX refuses to run my file. 2- If I export my file as plain latex and run latex myfile three times and afterward bibtex

Re: Index question

Am Freitag, 5. April 2013, 10:17:59 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 17:36:05 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: sorry, I checked again the dvi file and it shows both index entries. However, lyx does not. It chokes with ] ! Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup. l.3 ...lash

Re: Index question

Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 17:36:05 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: I have experimented a bit in the meantime. 1- If I take out the lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf3$ from /tmp/ LyX refuses to run my file. 2- If I export my file as plain latex and run latex myfile three times and afterward bibtex

Re: Index question

Am Freitag, 5. April 2013, 10:17:59 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: > Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 17:36:05 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: sorry, I checked again the dvi file and it shows both index entries. However, lyx does not. It chokes with ] ! Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup. l.3 ...lash

Index question

Could somebody tell me whether I can delete the /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf3$ (Debian; Lyx 2.0.5.1) This is my problem: I have created a keyword index and a names index. The names index gives me an error: ] [122] [123 ]) (./Blumenuhr-neu20130314BX.20-nem.ind [124 ] ! Extra },

Index question

Could somebody tell me whether I can delete the /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf3$ (Debian; Lyx 2.0.5.1) This is my problem: I have created a keyword index and a names index. The names index gives me an error: ] [122] [123 ]) (./Blumenuhr-neu20130314BX.20-nem.ind [124 ] ! Extra },

Index question

Could somebody tell me whether I can delete the /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.T15697/lyx_tmpbuf3$ (Debian; Lyx 2.0.5.1) This is my problem: I have created a keyword index and a names index. The names index gives me an error: ] [122] [123 ]) (./Blumenuhr-neu20130314BX.20-nem.ind [124 ] ! Extra },

index question(s)

I use lyx 1.6.2 on a slackware 12.0 system. When I finish a brief (article class), lyx makes a beautiful table of contents. It also makes an index. To make the index, I use the index machine, highlighting the cases cited in the brief. Then I fool around to make the second index, which is

index question(s)

I use lyx 1.6.2 on a slackware 12.0 system. When I finish a brief (article class), lyx makes a beautiful table of contents. It also makes an index. To make the index, I use the index machine, highlighting the cases cited in the brief. Then I fool around to make the second index, which is

index question(s)

I use lyx 1.6.2 on a slackware 12.0 system. When I finish a brief (article class), lyx makes a beautiful table of contents. It also makes an index. To make the index, I use the index machine, highlighting the cases cited in the brief. Then I fool around to make the second index, which is

Re: Index question

Robin == Robin Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Robin The single and most annoying thing anyone can do in an index is Robin not provide an index. Call me anal retentive, but I even want Robin an index in a novel. Definitely not. The most annoying thing is a bad index, where you spend time to

Re: Index question

Rafa García wrote: Hello! El Martes, 1 de Julio de 2003 01:22, Robin Turner escribió: Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make simulacrum and simulacra have the

Re: Index question

Robin == Robin Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Robin The single and most annoying thing anyone can do in an index is Robin not provide an index. Call me anal retentive, but I even want Robin an index in a novel. Definitely not. The most annoying thing is a bad index, where you spend time to

Re: Index question

Rafa García wrote: Hello! El Martes, 1 de Julio de 2003 01:22, Robin Turner escribió: Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make simulacrum and simulacra have the

Re: Index question

> "Robin" == Robin Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Robin> The single and most annoying thing anyone can do in an index is Robin> not provide an index. Call me anal retentive, but I even want Robin> an index in a novel. Definitely not. The most annoying thing is a bad index, where you

Re: Index question

Rafa García wrote: Hello! El Martes, 1 de Julio de 2003 01:22, Robin Turner escribió: Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make "simulacrum" and "simulacra" have

Re: Index question

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Robin Turner wrote: or simulacra - see simulacrum simulacrum, 6, 8, 16 A bit off the track, but IMHO this is the single most annoying thing anyone can do in an index. I would love to have an option in the index generator that says A and B are equivalent, so both A and B

Re: Index question

James Frye wrote: On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Robin Turner wrote: or simulacra - see simulacrum simulacrum, 6, 8, 16 A bit off the track, but IMHO this is the single most annoying thing anyone can do in an index. I would love to have an option in the index generator that says A and B are equivalent,

Re: Index question

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Robin Turner wrote: or simulacra - see simulacrum simulacrum, 6, 8, 16 A bit off the track, but IMHO this is the single most annoying thing anyone can do in an index. I would love to have an option in the index generator that says A and B are equivalent, so both A and B

Re: Index question

James Frye wrote: On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Robin Turner wrote: or simulacra - see simulacrum simulacrum, 6, 8, 16 A bit off the track, but IMHO this is the single most annoying thing anyone can do in an index. I would love to have an option in the index generator that says A and B are equivalent,

Re: Index question

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Robin Turner wrote: > or > > simulacra - see simulacrum > simulacrum, 6, 8, 16 A bit off the track, but IMHO this is the single most annoying thing anyone can do in an index. I would love to have an option in the index generator that says A and B are equivalent, so both A

Re: Index question

James Frye wrote: On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Robin Turner wrote: or simulacra - see simulacrum simulacrum, 6, 8, 16 A bit off the track, but IMHO this is the single most annoying thing anyone can do in an index. I would love to have an option in the index generator that says A and B are equivalent,

Index question

Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make simulacrum and simulacra have the same entry by usng the same index label, but I can only then have one word in the

Re: Index question

Hello! El Martes, 1 de Julio de 2003 01:22, Robin Turner escribió: Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make simulacrum and simulacra have the same entry by

Index question

Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make simulacrum and simulacra have the same entry by usng the same index label, but I can only then have one word in the

Re: Index question

Hello! El Martes, 1 de Julio de 2003 01:22, Robin Turner escribió: Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make simulacrum and simulacra have the same entry by

Index question

Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point to the same index entry while including all the original words in the index? For example, I can make "simulacrum" and "simulacra" have the same entry by usng the same index label, but I can only then have one word in the

Re: Index question

Hello! El Martes, 1 de Julio de 2003 01:22, Robin Turner escribió: > Is it possible to make different words (or forms of the same word) point > to the same index entry while including all the original words in the > index? For example, I can make "simulacrum" and "simulacra" have the > same