Hi After looking at lyx and going through the tutorial, I thought it
was a pretty good idea.
However, I do have some problems with it. The preview buttons don't give
as feedback as a pure WYSIWYG editor.
Maybe having an view (kpdf or kdvi) instantous updated after every edit
would be a good idea.
Hello,
LyX is no WYSIWYG , is WYSIWYM, the M standing for Mean.
In order to do a quickly update you can use the keyboard. For instance
S+Ctrl+D updates the dvi output in my machine check you menu for the
accelerator
On 11/21/05, Benjamin Ari Schleimer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi After looking
LyX is no WYSIWYG , is WYSIWYM, the M standing for Mean.
In order to do a quickly update you can use the keyboard. For instance
S+Ctrl+D updates the dvi output in my machine check you menu for the
accelerator
Yeah, I know there's a shortcut for it. That's besides the point.
I'm talking about
Yeah, I know there's a shortcut for it. That's besides the point.
I'm talking about the internal satification and confidence that comes
from making a change and have it
Immediantly reflected back to you without having to use an intermediate
like another shortcut.
Considering the number of
Bo Peng [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
.
If you know how lyx operates, you will know how costly it is to have
full auto update. This process involves exporting lyx to latex,
running latex or pdflaex or ps2pdf etc, and a viewer.
Moreover, the typography is provided by global optimization program
If you know how lyx operates, you will know how costly it is to have
full auto update. This process involves exporting lyx to latex, running
latex or pdflaex or ps2pdf etc, and a viewer. Doing this after each
keystroke is unreasonable.
Ummm, well, I thought it was worth asking.
Maybe if you
Ummm, well, I thought it was worth asking.
Maybe if you ran the conversion in a separate thread and if there's a
currently converting process going on, kill that and start again. It
might suck up a couple of cycles but the user may not notice it anyway.
You can do this by yourself easily by
Hi After looking at lyx and going through the tutorial, I thought it
was a pretty good idea.
However, I do have some problems with it. The preview buttons don't give
as feedback as a pure WYSIWYG editor.
Maybe having an view (kpdf or kdvi) instantous updated after every edit
would be a good idea.
Hello,
LyX is no WYSIWYG , is WYSIWYM, the M standing for Mean.
In order to do a quickly update you can use the keyboard. For instance
S+Ctrl+D updates the dvi output in my machine check you menu for the
accelerator
On 11/21/05, Benjamin Ari Schleimer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi After looking
LyX is no WYSIWYG , is WYSIWYM, the M standing for Mean.
In order to do a quickly update you can use the keyboard. For instance
S+Ctrl+D updates the dvi output in my machine check you menu for the
accelerator
Yeah, I know there's a shortcut for it. That's besides the point.
I'm talking about
Yeah, I know there's a shortcut for it. That's besides the point.
I'm talking about the internal satification and confidence that comes
from making a change and have it
Immediantly reflected back to you without having to use an intermediate
like another shortcut.
Considering the number of
Bo Peng [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
.
If you know how lyx operates, you will know how costly it is to have
full auto update. This process involves exporting lyx to latex,
running latex or pdflaex or ps2pdf etc, and a viewer.
Moreover, the typography is provided by global optimization program
If you know how lyx operates, you will know how costly it is to have
full auto update. This process involves exporting lyx to latex, running
latex or pdflaex or ps2pdf etc, and a viewer. Doing this after each
keystroke is unreasonable.
Ummm, well, I thought it was worth asking.
Maybe if you
Ummm, well, I thought it was worth asking.
Maybe if you ran the conversion in a separate thread and if there's a
currently converting process going on, kill that and start again. It
might suck up a couple of cycles but the user may not notice it anyway.
You can do this by yourself easily by
Hi After looking at lyx and going through the tutorial, I thought it
was a pretty good idea.
However, I do have some problems with it. The preview buttons don't give
as feedback as a pure WYSIWYG editor.
Maybe having an view (kpdf or kdvi) instantous updated after every edit
would be a good idea.
Hello,
LyX is no WYSIWYG , is WYSIWYM, the M standing for Mean.
In order to do a quickly update you can use the keyboard. For instance
S+Ctrl+D updates the dvi output in my machine check you menu for the
accelerator
On 11/21/05, Benjamin Ari Schleimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi After
> LyX is no WYSIWYG , is WYSIWYM, the M standing for Mean.
> In order to do a quickly update you can use the keyboard. For instance
> S+Ctrl+D updates the dvi output in my machine check you menu for the
> accelerator
Yeah, I know there's a shortcut for it. That's besides the point.
I'm talking
> Yeah, I know there's a shortcut for it. That's besides the point.
> I'm talking about the internal satification and confidence that comes
> from making a change and have it
> Immediantly reflected back to you without having to use an intermediate
> like another shortcut.
> Considering the number
Bo Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
.
>
> If you know how lyx operates, you will know how costly it is to have
> full auto update. This process involves exporting lyx to latex,
> running latex or pdflaex or ps2pdf etc, and a viewer.
Moreover, the typography is provided by global optimization
> If you know how lyx operates, you will know how costly it is to have
full auto update. This process involves exporting lyx to latex, running
latex or pdflaex or ps2pdf etc, > and a viewer. Doing this after each
keystroke is unreasonable.
Ummm, well, I thought it was worth asking.
Maybe if you
> Ummm, well, I thought it was worth asking.
> Maybe if you ran the conversion in a separate thread and if there's a
> currently converting process going on, kill that and start again. It
> might suck up a couple of cycles but the user may not notice it anyway.
>
You can do this by yourself
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