Hi Lyx-users,
what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
The text is in the following structure:
Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
element1, element2, element3
something1, something2, something3
...
thanks,
Dieter
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Dieter Lehmann
State
On Tue, Sep 07, 1999 at 09:19:50AM +0200, DIETER LEHMANN wrote:
Hi Lyx-users,
what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
The text is in the following structure:
Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
element1, element2, element3
something1, something2, something3
I'd create
On 07-Sep-99 Arcady Genkin wrote:
I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
I heard other comments too, but probably that is really subjective :)
I figured out I have to specify the table width
On 07-Sep-99 Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote:
I'd create a short LyX document with a small table.
Then, look at the LyX document itself and write a quick perl script to
generate the right LyX codes.
That's our perl gurus ;)
Jürgen
On 07-Sep-99 Juergen Vigna wrote:
On 07-Sep-99 Arcady Genkin wrote:
I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
I heard other comments too, but probably that is really subjective :)
Hm, I am
On 07-Sep-99 Oliver Eichler wrote:
Hm, I am currently trying to convince my girlfriend to use lyx. Everything is
quite fine for her, except the tables. She, too, moans a lot about the way
tables are done in lyx. I have got the feeling that one of the biggest problems
is the missing
Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
is not very helpfull.
You are right :), I am sorry.
The trouble began, when she noticed that latex will produce endless lines over
the
On 07-Sep-99 Oliver Eichler wrote:
Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
is not very helpfull.
You are right :), I am sorry.
#:O)
single line. And I doubt a real
click? Plus having a crosscheck if it makes sense with the currently
selected
amount of text to do so, for all the cases the selected text would span two
pages and more.
I don't really understand what you did or what you wanted to do :), but
using minipages seems to me a bit wrong as
Yes it gives me a better idea and I'm sorry to have to tell you that this
isn't possible to change :( LyX is as you said WYSIWYMG and this is one
of the examples where you cannot get nearer to the WYSIWYG picture as it
is now.
What I'd like to change in tabulars is:
- allow more
Juergen Vigna [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
is not very helpfull.
Ok, *my* frustration with tables:
1. Table size. It would be very nice if the
Hi!
I am using apalike.bst for my bibliography. It works fine, but it
has a minor flaw: if the references are quite long, and they happen to come
towards the end of the line, the program will not split them or anything,
they will just keep on going over the right margin's justification.
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Oliver Eichler wrote:
Sure I could manually insert a page break, but this would
completely disturbe the auto-formating and produce "Windows
quality".
Why that? Do you used the book-class, where you want to have all
last lines on the same position? I think, that latex will
Note, that I have a table wih 2 columns 3cm and 7cm, and below it a
table with 10 columns 1cm each. Shouldn't they match in size? ;^)
No. In the first case the width of your table is 10 cm + \tabcolsep,
in the latter 10cm + 9 \tabcolsep. This is standard LaTeX behaviour.
Andre'
--
Andre'
I have a general question:
Is it possible to include a LaTex-style into LyX in a way, that I can
create a entry in the 'insert' menu in order to use e.g. new commands
directly with the menus?
Peter
Hi Lyx-users,
what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
The text is in the following structure:
Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
element1, element2, element3
something1, something2, something3
...
thanks,
Dieter
_
Dieter Lehmann
State
On Tue, Sep 07, 1999 at 09:19:50AM +0200, DIETER LEHMANN wrote:
Hi Lyx-users,
what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
The text is in the following structure:
Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
element1, element2, element3
something1, something2, something3
I'd create
On 07-Sep-99 Arcady Genkin wrote:
I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
I heard other comments too, but probably that is really subjective :)
I figured out I have to specify the table width
On 07-Sep-99 Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote:
I'd create a short LyX document with a small table.
Then, look at the LyX document itself and write a quick perl script to
generate the right LyX codes.
That's our perl gurus ;)
Jürgen
On 07-Sep-99 Juergen Vigna wrote:
On 07-Sep-99 Arcady Genkin wrote:
I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
I heard other comments too, but probably that is really subjective :)
Hm, I am
On 07-Sep-99 Oliver Eichler wrote:
Hm, I am currently trying to convince my girlfriend to use lyx. Everything is
quite fine for her, except the tables. She, too, moans a lot about the way
tables are done in lyx. I have got the feeling that one of the biggest problems
is the missing
Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
is not very helpfull.
You are right :), I am sorry.
The trouble began, when she noticed that latex will produce endless lines over
the
On 07-Sep-99 Oliver Eichler wrote:
Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
is not very helpfull.
You are right :), I am sorry.
#:O)
single line. And I doubt a real
click? Plus having a crosscheck if it makes sense with the currently
selected
amount of text to do so, for all the cases the selected text would span two
pages and more.
I don't really understand what you did or what you wanted to do :), but
using minipages seems to me a bit wrong as
Yes it gives me a better idea and I'm sorry to have to tell you that this
isn't possible to change :( LyX is as you said WYSIWYMG and this is one
of the examples where you cannot get nearer to the WYSIWYG picture as it
is now.
What I'd like to change in tabulars is:
- allow more
Juergen Vigna [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
is not very helpfull.
Ok, *my* frustration with tables:
1. Table size. It would be very nice if the
Hi!
I am using apalike.bst for my bibliography. It works fine, but it
has a minor flaw: if the references are quite long, and they happen to come
towards the end of the line, the program will not split them or anything,
they will just keep on going over the right margin's justification.
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Oliver Eichler wrote:
Sure I could manually insert a page break, but this would
completely disturbe the auto-formating and produce "Windows
quality".
Why that? Do you used the book-class, where you want to have all
last lines on the same position? I think, that latex will
Note, that I have a table wih 2 columns 3cm and 7cm, and below it a
table with 10 columns 1cm each. Shouldn't they match in size? ;^)
No. In the first case the width of your table is 10 cm + \tabcolsep,
in the latter 10cm + 9 \tabcolsep. This is standard LaTeX behaviour.
Andre'
--
Andre'
I have a general question:
Is it possible to include a LaTex-style into LyX in a way, that I can
create a entry in the 'insert' menu in order to use e.g. new commands
directly with the menus?
Peter
Hi Lyx-users,
what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
The text is in the following structure:
Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
element1, element2, element3
something1, something2, something3
...
thanks,
Dieter
_
Dieter Lehmann
State
On Tue, Sep 07, 1999 at 09:19:50AM +0200, DIETER LEHMANN wrote:
> Hi Lyx-users,
> what is the best way to import ascii text into tables?
>
> The text is in the following structure:
>
> Spalte1, Spalte2, Spalte3 (=heading)
> element1, element2, element3
> something1, something2, something3
I'd
On 07-Sep-99 Arcady Genkin wrote:
>
> I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
> shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
>
I heard other comments too, but probably that is really subjective :)
>
> I figured out I have to specify the table
On 07-Sep-99 Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote:
>
> I'd create a short LyX document with a small table.
>
> Then, look at the LyX document itself and write a quick perl script to
> generate the right LyX codes.
That's our perl gurus ;)
Jürgen
On 07-Sep-99 Juergen Vigna wrote:
>
> On 07-Sep-99 Arcady Genkin wrote:
>>
>> I find that creating tables is quite an awkward process in LyX. What a
>> shame -- the program handles everything else so gracefully.
>>
>
> I heard other comments too, but probably that is really subjective :)
>
On 07-Sep-99 Oliver Eichler wrote:
>
> Hm, I am currently trying to convince my girlfriend to use lyx. Everything is
> quite fine for her, except the tables. She, too, moans a lot about the way
> tables are done in lyx. I have got the feeling that one of the biggest problems
> is the missing
>>
>
> Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
> like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
> is not very helpfull.
>
You are right :), I am sorry.
The trouble began, when she noticed that latex will produce endless lines
On 07-Sep-99 Oliver Eichler wrote:
>>>
>>
>> Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
>> like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
>> is not very helpfull.
>>
>
> You are right :), I am sorry.
>
#:O)
> single line. And I
>> click? Plus having a crosscheck if it makes sense with the currently
>> selected
>> amount of text to do so, for all the cases the selected text would span two
>> pages and more.
>>
>
> I don't really understand what you did or what you wanted to do :), but
> using minipages seems to me a
>
> Yes it gives me a better idea and I'm sorry to have to tell you that this
> isn't possible to change :( LyX is as you said WYSIWYMG and this is one
> of the examples where you cannot get nearer to the WYSIWYG picture as it
> is now.
>
> What I'd like to change in tabulars is:
>
> - allow
Juergen Vigna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Maybe, it depends if you can give me a real cause ;). Just telling I don't
> like it and not saying what you don't like or how you would like things done
> is not very helpfull.
Ok, *my* frustration with tables:
1. Table size. It would be very nice
Hi!
I am using apalike.bst for my bibliography. It works fine, but it
has a minor flaw: if the references are quite long, and they happen to come
towards the end of the line, the program will not split them or anything,
they will just keep on going over the right margin's justification.
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Oliver Eichler wrote:
>Sure I could manually insert a page break, but this would
>completely disturbe the auto-formating and produce "Windows
>quality".
Why that? Do you used the book-class, where you want to have all
last lines on the same position? I think, that latex
> Note, that I have a table wih 2 columns 3cm and 7cm, and below it a
> table with 10 columns 1cm each. Shouldn't they match in size? ;^)
No. In the first case the width of your table is 10 cm + \tabcolsep,
in the latter 10cm + 9 \tabcolsep. This is standard LaTeX behaviour.
Andre'
--
I have a general question:
Is it possible to include a LaTex-style into LyX in a way, that I can
create a entry in the 'insert' menu in order to use e.g. new commands
directly with the menus?
Peter
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