On 27 February 2010 21:47, stephen's mailinglist account
wrote:
> On 26 February 2010 01:46, Pavel Sanda wrote:
>
> So how do we get a password so we can upload modules to the wiki?
>
I now have a password and have uploaded a Soul module, Rob's longtable
module with my own addition to it (a lands
stephen's mailinglist account wrote:
> So how do we get a password so we can upload modules to the wiki?
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pavel
On 26 February 2010 01:46, Pavel Sanda wrote:
> Rob Oakes wrote:
>> And then I placed that macro in its own module. Finally, I created a custom
>> inset that would act as a float for longtables. Here is the float
>
> consider to contribute one such example of creating custom inset and module
> t
Rob Oakes wrote:
> And then I placed that macro in its own module. Finally, I created a custom
> inset that would act as a float for longtables. Here is the float
consider to contribute one such example of creating custom inset and module
to the official documentation.
pavel
Thanks, Vincent. I understand better now. I was trying to use the Todo-notes
module but no custom TODO inset was showing up in the menu. Hence the (more
general) question.
It turned out that the todonotes.module file was not available in my
distribution (2.0.0svn) though it was a listed module
Hi Manoj,
In LyX, most of the specialized commands are housed inside of "insets". All
of the floats and many of the commands in LyX make use of them. The
provide, in essence, a convenient container for LaTeX commands.
A custom inset is just an inset that you have defined yourself. As an
exampl
> I see the Insert->Custom insets> in LyX but the submenu is always
empty?
> Why is this so? What are custom insets and how are they meant to be
used
>(if they can be created)?
>From the User Guide sec. A.4.8: "Custom Insets: The section Flex insets
and InsetLayout of the Customization manual expl
