Re: Citations in 1.1.5.fix1
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 11:32:48 +0200 wrote Wolfgang Kilian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello all you, > I have nearly the same question as Tuukka Toivonen. I'm working with > lyx 1.1.5fix1 and TK-Bibtex 8. When I copy several citations I get > something like > [xx99][yy89][cs55][ff33] > How do I get > [xx99,yy89,cs55,ff33] > > Thanks in advance This is a feature of tkbibtex. (and as tkbibtex is an interpreted program written in tcl/Tk it should be not too hard to change this behaviour. I'll see to it if time permits) A quick workaround is to edit the citation box manually after pushing from tkbibtex, i.e. click on the first citebox, type in the second to last citation (separated by comma) and delete the second to last citebox. BTW: Also LyX 1.1.5fix's native citation selector (the pull down list in the citebox-popup) allows only one citation per box to be choosen from the list -- the other ones one has to put in "per hand" - knowing the right key. Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Keymap error with XFree86-4.0.2
Bronek Baraniecki wrote: > > > > > It is a well known problem, you should find the solution > > on X11.aplications NG or on deja.com... > > > > The problem comes from your upgrade of XFREE (i got the > > same problem at home with my suse 6.3) > > mais bon je te donne la soluce. > > > > It comes from a bad link of the xkb directory > > > > The Xfree upgrade puts it in the directory /var/state. > > The pervious version of XFREE search it in > > /usr/X11R6/lib/X11. You must remove the old link with a > > simple "rm" and create a new one to the new good > > directory with the line : ln -s /var/state/xkb > > /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb > > > > > > > > sorry it's in french :-) > > > > Yann > > Thank you, > > and sorry, I do not know french :-( I translate it into english > > The tips is also given in "guide de survie de G. > > Delafond" > > > > http://www.medsyn.fr/perso/g.delafond/survie.htm > > > > 7.23 La touche AltGr ne fonctionne plus après avoir > > installé XFree86 4.02 ou sans raison 7.23 the AltGr Key doesn't work after upgrading Xfree86. > > Histoire vécue sur Mandrake 7.2, où setxkbmap refusait de > > fonctionner. En fait, xkbcomp essayait d'écrire dans > > /usr/X1R6/lib/xkb/compiled , qui est un lien > > vers /var/state/xkb...qui n'existe pas. A lived history on a 7.2 mandrake, where setxkbmap refused to work. In fact xkbcomp tried to write in /usr/X1R6/lib/xkb/compiled which is a link to /var/state/xkb which doesn't exist. > > Solution : créer un répertoire /var/state/xkb. Solution : create a directory /var/state/xkb. > Not understand what exactly to "rm" but will try. it's just the unix rm command which remove "delete" files, directory or links. man rm will give you more information > Regards > Bruno Yann > -- > Bruno Baraniecki > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Multiple documents and chapter bib
Well you include the bib at the end of each chapter! You comment it out when you want to compile the whole shebang, but when you just want to compile a single chapter you uncomment it. That is what I do. L8r Rob K Paul E Johnson wrote: > Can I ask the multiple documents question from the other direction? My > individual documents do not need Bibliographies, but I want to be able > to see the bib file when I work in the documents. > > I have a main document that includes all the chapters, and it also > includes the Lyx insert bibliography thing at the end. The document > works fine when I print the whole thing. In the main document, I can do > the insert reference menu and it scans my bib file and shows a list of > possible citations. Great! > > When I edit the individual chapters, (for which there are no separate > bibliographies), Lyx has not been told where the references are and so > when I do the insert references menu, it does not offer me any to pick > from. > > Is there a fix? > -- > Paul E. Johnson email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Dept. of Political Sciencehttp://lark.cc.ukans.edu/~pauljohn > University of Kansas Office: (785) 864-9086 > Lawrence, Kansas 66045FAX: (785) 864-5700
Multiple documents and chapter bib
Can I ask the multiple documents question from the other direction? My individual documents do not need Bibliographies, but I want to be able to see the bib file when I work in the documents. I have a main document that includes all the chapters, and it also includes the Lyx insert bibliography thing at the end. The document works fine when I print the whole thing. In the main document, I can do the insert reference menu and it scans my bib file and shows a list of possible citations. Great! When I edit the individual chapters, (for which there are no separate bibliographies), Lyx has not been told where the references are and so when I do the insert references menu, it does not offer me any to pick from. Is there a fix? -- Paul E. Johnson email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dept. of Political Sciencehttp://lark.cc.ukans.edu/~pauljohn University of Kansas Office: (785) 864-9086 Lawrence, Kansas 66045FAX: (785) 864-5700
RE: TOC question (solved)
I just found a solution for this problem. The trick is to add:
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abstract}
...
...
before each section.
Thanks,
-M
-Original Message-
From: Mohammad Reza Danesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 1:37 PM
To: Lyx
Subject: TOC question
I'm writing my thesis using LyX and I have a multipart document. The graduate
school requires us to have abstract, dedication, and acknowledgement before
the TOC but they should be included in the TOC. Now, in my main file, I have
each one inserted as a separate file and following them I have my TOC. The TOC
only shows the chapters AFTER the place it was inserted, i.e. TOC, List of
Figures, Intro, Chap 1, ... My questions is how can I force TOC to include
everything including the sections that are inserted before the TOC?
Thanks,
MRD.
--
Mohammad Reza Danesh E-mail:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mechanical Engineering Dept. http://www-scf.usc.edu/~daneshde
University of Southern California 1042- W 36th place, DRB 101, LA, CA, 90089
Bibliography: unlabeled chapter?
The bibliography in Koma-script report class acts like an unlabeled chapter. How can I make it like a labeled sub-chapter? That's what you can expect from "M-p 2" (chapter is "M-p 1"). Thanks. Zailong
TOC question
I'm writing my thesis using LyX and I have a multipart document. The graduate school requires us to have abstract, dedication, and acknowledgement before the TOC but they should be included in the TOC. Now, in my main file, I have each one inserted as a separate file and following them I have my TOC. The TOC only shows the chapters AFTER the place it was inserted, i.e. TOC, List of Figures, Intro, Chap 1, ... My questions is how can I force TOC to include everything including the sections that are inserted before the TOC? Thanks, MRD. -- Mohammad Reza Danesh E-mail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Mechanical Engineering Dept. http://www-scf.usc.edu/~daneshde University of Southern California 1042- W 36th place, DRB 101, LA, CA, 90089
Re: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 03:11:20PM -0500, Zailong Bian wrote: > Thanks. > > The bibunits worked. But, it is not really convenient. Besides I need to > insert all the latex myself, There isn't much to insert if you use the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command (see the bibunit docs). > I also need to manually run latex, bibtex, > latex, and latex again. Do you know any way to configure lyx to do the same > as I do manually? You can use the same bibtex script I gave earlier.
Re: Lyx on RH 6.1
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > You probably need bxform-088-glibc2.1.tgz > > JMarc JMarc, The version of xforms was the problem. Previously i'd been using version 0.88 of the xforms library compiled for a.out binaries (?). When I removed this version and installed the version you suggested (elf binary) the configure step for Lyx worked ! Compiling was no problem (make followed by make install). I found the elf binary of libforms 0.88 at ftp://ftp.fu-berlin.de/unix/X11/gui/xforms/linux/elf I really appreciate your help ! My thanks to everyone who replied to my initial e-mail. Wingfield -- Wingfield V. Glassey Visiting Assistant Professor Department of Chemistry Tel.# +1 (503)768-7534 Lewis and Clark College Fax.# +1 (503)768-7369 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road Portland, OR 97219 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
Thanks. The bibunits worked. But, it is not really convenient. Besides I need to insert all the latex myself, I also need to manually run latex, bibtex, latex, and latex again. Do you know any way to configure lyx to do the same as I do manually? Zailong -Original Message- From: Dekel Tsur To: Zailong Bian; LyX users Sent: 3/29/01 1:35 PM Subject: Re: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib. On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 01:16:06PM -0500, Zailong Bian wrote: > Thanks for the reply. > > That seems working except that I got exactly the same "Bibliography" after > each chapter even when I have different set of citations in each chapter. Make sure you include the files with \include and not with \input. If this doesn't work, I suggest you use the bibunits package, which is more powerful than chapterbib.
Re: Multiple citation formats.
Dekel Tsur wrote: > The next version of LyX will support natbib, which allows citations in the > the two styles above (\citep and \citet). Thanks. I think it got lost in my confused explanation, that what I was actually writing for was a feature request. A workaround is fine for now, but the integrated feature will be much better. I'll be looking forward to it. Bobby Bryant Austin, Texas
Re: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 01:16:06PM -0500, Zailong Bian wrote: > Thanks for the reply. > > That seems working except that I got exactly the same "Bibliography" after > each chapter even when I have different set of citations in each chapter. Make sure you include the files with \include and not with \input. If this doesn't work, I suggest you use the bibunits package, which is more powerful than chapterbib.
Re: include files
Am Donnerstag, 29. März 2001 01:53 schrieben Sie: > How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? > Example as it is now: > > Title, Table of contents, list of figures, list of tables and > Introduction chapter 1 > chapter 2 > chapter 19 > I want it in file 1 `Introduction´ with > include file (chapter 1) > include file (chapter 2) > include file (chapter 19) > > and create files to be included as > e-introduction.lyx > e-chapter1.lyx > . > e-chapter19.lyx Save your document with: LyXmenu > File > Save as > Chapter_01.lyx delete everything eccept your Chapter 1 ... loop until last Chapter Open your base Document, go to the first chapter and do: LyXMenu > Include > Include File > Chapter_01.lyx ... loop until last chapter Thats it. All files have the same document layout and LaTeX preamble. - German : Stammdatei sichern mit: LyxMenü > Datei > Speichern unter > Kapitel_01.lyx ... weiter bis letztes Kapitel Stammdatei öffnen, gehe an die Position des ersten Kapitels und füge mit: LyXMenü > Einfügen > Include Datei > Kapitel_01.lyx ... weiter bis letztes Kapitel Das wars. Alle Dateien haben die selben Dokumentlayouts, da alle aus dem gleichen Dokument abgeleitet wurden. Der LaTeX Vorspann ist auch immer gleich. Tschüss, Thomas -- Thomas Templin Postfach 2519 26365 Wilhelmshaven
RE: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
Thanks for the reply.
That seems working except that I got exactly the same "Bibliography" after
each chapter even when I have different set of citations in each chapter.
Zailong
-Original Message-
From: Dekel Tsur
To: Zailong Bian; LyX users
Sent: 3/29/01 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 11:22:44AM -0500, Zailong Bian wrote:
> I am using Koma-script/report to write a thesis. I tried to create a
master
> file then include several other files as each chapter. I also wanted
to
> have references in each chapter. As I understand, I cannot use latex
> preamble in the included lyx files since they will be ignored. And
from the
> chapterbib document, I need to include the bibtex file in each
included
> file. That's want I did, but it didn't work. The citation in the
text
> shows only "[?]" and the references are not listed at the back either.
If I
> insert the bibtex list at the end of root file, the references will be
> listed correctly, but I still see only "[?]" in the text. I didn't see
any
> error messages either.
>
> I don't know what I did wrong, anyone can help with this?
>
> The attached are the files I was playing around. Thesis.lyx is the
root
> file, test.lyx and test2.lyx are the included files. interconnect.bib
is the
> bibtex file.
The problem is that lyx runs 'bibtex Thesis' while when using chapterbib
you need to run 'bibtex Test' and 'bibtex Test2'.
A solution is to use the following script:
---
#!/usr/bin/tcsh
foreach file (*.aux)
/usr/bin/bibtex $file:r
end
---
Save the script into a file called bibtex, and put it somewhere in your
path
before /usr/bin (so the result of `which bibtex` is not give
/usr/bin/bibtex).
You should also remove the \usepackage{chapterbib} from the preamble of
Test.lyx and Test2.lyx
Re: Keymap error with XFree86-4.0.2
On Czw 29. Marzec 2001 17:29, you wrote: > Bronek Baraniecki wrote: > > Hi, > > Bronek Baraniecki wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'm sorry, if this very simple or it is no problem at > > all, but I cannot find out a solution for my "RightAlt > > "key in akeybord after upgrading from XFre86-3.3.6 to > > -4.0.2 > > > > I go RH7.0 > > lyx-1.1.6fix1-1 > > gcc-2.96-54 > > glibc-2.1.94-14 > > xforms-0.88-3 > > > > Before upgrading there was no problem writing polish > > diacritics in Lyx with "RightAlt" plus a character (eg. > > ±), as well as in vim or emacs. > > But in other applications like kmail (KDE-2), netscape > > or balsa, the "RightAlt" was dead. > > > > So to make possible to write email in polish, I start > > experimentig and installed xfree-4.02. > > > > And now, all other applications make it possible to use > > RightAlt for diacritics, excluding lyx. > > > > In lyx RightAlt is dead now. I was playing with some > > configurations in XF86Config without succes. I have > > very good xmodmap in ~/.Xmodmap, but I do not know how > > to force lyx to use it. > > > > Locale is set OK. > > > > Any help will be warmly appreciated. Thanks in advance. > > > > brono > > -- > > Bruno Baraniecki > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > It is a well known problem, you should find the solution > on X11.aplications NG or on deja.com... > > The problem comes from your upgrade of XFREE (i got the > same problem at home with my suse 6.3) > mais bon je te donne la soluce. > > It comes from a bad link of the xkb directory > > The Xfree upgrade puts it in the directory /var/state. > The pervious version of XFREE search it in > /usr/X11R6/lib/X11. You must remove the old link with a > simple "rm" and create a new one to the new good > directory with the line : ln -s /var/state/xkb > /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb > > The tips is also given in "guide de survie de G. > Delafond" > > http://www.medsyn.fr/perso/g.delafond/survie.htm > > 7.23 La touche AltGr ne fonctionne plus après avoir > installé XFree86 4.02 ou sans raison > > Histoire vécue sur Mandrake 7.2, où setxkbmap refusait de > fonctionner. En fait, xkbcomp essayait d'écrire dans > /usr/X1R6/lib/xkb/compiled , qui est un lien > vers /var/state/xkb...qui n'existe pas. > > Solution : créer un répertoire /var/state/xkb. > > Si vous n'avez changé aucun réglage, vérifiez que > setxkbmap se lance bien. S'il refuse, il peut s'agir > d'une partition /var (ou racine si /var n'a pas sa propre > partition) pleine. Faites de la place. Dans ce cas, vous > ne pouvez pas afficher non plus vos pages de man. > > > sorry it's in french :-) > > Yann Thank you, and sorry, I do not know french :-( Not understand what exactly to "rm" but will try. Regards Bruno -- Bruno Baraniecki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 11:22:44AM -0500, Zailong Bian wrote:
> I am using Koma-script/report to write a thesis. I tried to create a master
> file then include several other files as each chapter. I also wanted to
> have references in each chapter. As I understand, I cannot use latex
> preamble in the included lyx files since they will be ignored. And from the
> chapterbib document, I need to include the bibtex file in each included
> file. That's want I did, but it didn't work. The citation in the text
> shows only "[?]" and the references are not listed at the back either. If I
> insert the bibtex list at the end of root file, the references will be
> listed correctly, but I still see only "[?]" in the text. I didn't see any
> error messages either.
>
> I don't know what I did wrong, anyone can help with this?
>
> The attached are the files I was playing around. Thesis.lyx is the root
> file, test.lyx and test2.lyx are the included files. interconnect.bib is the
> bibtex file.
The problem is that lyx runs 'bibtex Thesis' while when using chapterbib
you need to run 'bibtex Test' and 'bibtex Test2'.
A solution is to use the following script:
---
#!/usr/bin/tcsh
foreach file (*.aux)
/usr/bin/bibtex $file:r
end
---
Save the script into a file called bibtex, and put it somewhere in your path
before /usr/bin (so the result of `which bibtex` is not give /usr/bin/bibtex).
You should also remove the \usepackage{chapterbib} from the preamble of
Test.lyx and Test2.lyx
Re: Enumerated list + EPS figure import problem (bug?)
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 06:36:31AM -0800, Michael S. Wellman wrote: > I'm usind Debian (unstable) Linux and LyX 1.1.5fix2 > > I'm making an enumerated list. > > On the first item in the list I import an Encapsulated postscript > figure. If I import it as an inline EPS then move on to the next line > to be enumerated there's no problem, the enumeration continues. > > However, if I import the EPS in the regular way (non-inline), then > enumaration of the next item begins again at 1. I assume this has to do > with the ability for figures to float if neccessary. You need to nest the paragraph of the figure into the enumerate environment: Move the cursor just before the figure and press the toolbar button to the left of the insert figure button (or press M-p right).
Re: Please ignore my previous email.
Sorry about this up&downs. It is actually not working! It appears to be working when I use "input" for the other two LYX files, but the references listed after each chapter are exactly the same. It is not quite clear from the examples I submitted earlier because the two included files do call the same ( I was lazy to make them different...) citatations. Any help? Thanks. -Original Message- From: Ronald Florence To: Zailong Bian Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 3/29/01 11:30 AM Subject: Please ignore my previous email. Zailong Bian writes: It sounds unreasonable, but I just have to use "input" instead of "include" option. It's actually not unreasonable. You can `input' a tex file, which is often useful for specialized formatting that cannot be done in LyX, and `include' a lyx file. -- Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
Please ignore my previous email.
Zailong Bian writes: It sounds unreasonable, but I just have to use "input" instead of "include" option. It's actually not unreasonable. You can `input' a tex file, which is often useful for specialized formatting that cannot be done in LyX, and `include' a lyx file. -- Ronald Florence http://members.home.net/18james
Please ignore my previous email.
Problem fixed. It sounds unreasonable, but I just have to use "input" instead of "include" option. Thanks. Zailong
Mutiple Documents and chapterbib.
Hi. I am using Koma-script/report to write a thesis. I tried to create a master file then include several other files as each chapter. I also wanted to have references in each chapter. As I understand, I cannot use latex preamble in the included lyx files since they will be ignored. And from the chapterbib document, I need to include the bibtex file in each included file. That's want I did, but it didn't work. The citation in the text shows only "[?]" and the references are not listed at the back either. If I insert the bibtex list at the end of root file, the references will be listed correctly, but I still see only "[?]" in the text. I didn't see any error messages either. I don't know what I did wrong, anyone can help with this? The attached are the files I was playing around. Thesis.lyx is the root file, test.lyx and test2.lyx are the included files. interconnect.bib is the bibtex file. Thanks. Zailong interconnect.bib Test.lyx Thesis.lyx Test2.lyx
Index x Summary
Hi everybody, How can I change name Summary for Index and How can I control fonts and spacing on it. Thanks, Alexandre Gonçalves Jacarandá -- clarkagjcris
Re: lyx, pybliographic, and pipes
Paul E Johnson wrote: > > I'm trying to understand the erratic behavior I get with lyx and > pybibliographic. I typed in the cites in pybliographic. That part is > fine. > > I don't understand what lyx wants for configuration in 1.1.6fix1. I > don't think I'm supposed to follow the old advice to just put the pipe > line in ~/.lyx/lyxrc. Instead, in the lyx panel Edit/preferences, I > found the tab "inputs" and in the pipe space I put > /home/pauljohn/.lyx/lyxpipe. > > Is that right? So a click in pybliographic inserts a cite in the > document. Sometimes it works! i use lyx 1.2.0cvs with a /"home/voss/.lyxpipe" in the preferences and it works well. Herbert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Rotating captions
Chris Schulbert wrote:
>
> I'm have some of my figures 90° rotated to fit the page. But the captions
> dont't rotate.
> how can i achive this? It looks so ugly, if your figure is rotated, but the
> caption not.
\usepackage{rotating}
and \rotcaption{blah blah} instead of the lyx-predefined captionline.
if you have a whole page for this figure, try
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/LyXTips.html#land_1
> Then I have some figures which include the [tb] in their floats, but if
> there isn't enough text in your section, LyX places the figures centered on
> a single page. I don't want the figures to be centered, but the [tb] command
> is ignored. Strange.
do you leave the textfield layout->document->float placement blank?
this is important, when you use the options in every float.
to prevent vertically centered floats write in latex preamble
\setlength\@fptop{0pt}
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Keymap error with XFree86-4.0.2
Bronek Baraniecki wrote: > > Hi, > Bronek Baraniecki wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm sorry, if this very simple or it is no problem at all, > but I cannot find out a solution for my "RightAlt "key in > akeybord after upgrading from XFre86-3.3.6 to -4.0.2 > > I go RH7.0 > lyx-1.1.6fix1-1 > gcc-2.96-54 > glibc-2.1.94-14 > xforms-0.88-3 > > Before upgrading there was no problem writing polish > diacritics in Lyx with "RightAlt" plus a character (eg. ±), > as well as in vim or emacs. > But in other applications like kmail (KDE-2), netscape or > balsa, the "RightAlt" was dead. > > So to make possible to write email in polish, I start > experimentig and installed xfree-4.02. > > And now, all other applications make it possible to use > RightAlt for diacritics, excluding lyx. > > In lyx RightAlt is dead now. I was playing with some > configurations in XF86Config without succes. I have very > good xmodmap in ~/.Xmodmap, but I do not know how to force > lyx to use it. > > Locale is set OK. > > Any help will be warmly appreciated. Thanks in advance. > > brono > -- > Bruno Baraniecki > [EMAIL PROTECTED] It is a well known problem, you should find the solution on X11.aplications NG or on deja.com... The problem comes from your upgrade of XFREE (i got the same problem at home with my suse 6.3) mais bon je te donne la soluce. It comes from a bad link of the xkb directory The Xfree upgrade puts it in the directory /var/state. The pervious version of XFREE search it in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11. You must remove the old link with a simple "rm" and create a new one to the new good directory with the line : ln -s /var/state/xkb /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb The tips is also given in "guide de survie de G. Delafond" http://www.medsyn.fr/perso/g.delafond/survie.htm 7.23 La touche AltGr ne fonctionne plus après avoir installé XFree86 4.02 ou sans raison Histoire vécue sur Mandrake 7.2, où setxkbmap refusait de fonctionner. En fait, xkbcomp essayait d'écrire dans /usr/X1R6/lib/xkb/compiled , qui est un lien vers /var/state/xkb...qui n'existe pas. Solution : créer un répertoire /var/state/xkb. Si vous n'avez changé aucun réglage, vérifiez que setxkbmap se lance bien. S'il refuse, il peut s'agir d'une partition /var (ou racine si /var n'a pas sa propre partition) pleine. Faites de la place. Dans ce cas, vous ne pouvez pas afficher non plus vos pages de man. sorry it's in french :-) Yann -- Scully: He said that the men behind this hoax, behind these lies, gave me this disease to make you believe. "The X-Files: Gethsemane" "Y faut liiirrreee, Arlequin, Champion de l'amou" Dany Boon --- (Yann MORERE mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ) (Docteur en Automatique http://ymorere.multimania.com/ )
Enumerated list + EPS figure import problem (bug?)
I'm usind Debian (unstable) Linux and LyX 1.1.5fix2 I'm making an enumerated list. On the first item in the list I import an Encapsulated postscript figure. If I import it as an inline EPS then move on to the next line to be enumerated there's no problem, the enumeration continues. However, if I import the EPS in the regular way (non-inline), then enumaration of the next item begins again at 1. I assume this has to do with the ability for figures to float if neccessary. My solution is to type [ctrl]-[Enter] and import the EPS as an inlined figure. This works well but it's left justified, anyway to center it?
Rotating captions
Hi! I'm have some of my figures 90° rotated to fit the page. But the captions dont't rotate. how can i achive this? It looks so ugly, if your figure is rotated, but the caption not. I have searched the lyx-archive on Herbert's page, but found nothing :-( Then I have some figures which include the [tb] in their floats, but if there isn't enough text in your section, LyX places the figures centered on a single page. I don't want the figures to be centered, but the [tb] command is ignored. Strange. Regards, Chris 1.1.6fix1
Re: Citation 1.1.5.fix1
Thanks all you,
I actually tried \usepackage{cite} in latex preamble but that allone did no chanche.
I now wrote
\cite{xx99,yy89,cs55,ff33}
in 'ugly' red. That works. I don't know if I need the \usepackage{cite} for that.
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Re: IEEEtran and \markboth
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
> > \markboth{lefttext}{righttext} should do this but I can not get it
> > working. I get the following latex error message:
> > Package babel error: you haven't defined the language ENGLISH yet
> > \end{document}
>
> mark all text and try a layout->character->language->reset
Doesn't help. It only helps if I remove \markboth command.
I can latex the IEEEsample.tex and in that \markboth seems to work. I
can't import that document into Lyx.
Re: IEEEtran and \markboth
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Allan Rae wrote: > It was probably an oversite on my part to leave the Date paragraph style You have made the IEEEtran support for LyX? Well, here are some other "complaints": The "Section" style doesn't work in appendix (I tried to write many appendices, how to do that correctly?). My workaround is to use "Subsection", but then again I have many sections inside an appendix, and "subsubsection" doesn't do a good output. And a bug in LyX undo: if I edit the section where Appendix starts and then undo my changes, all appendixes disappear and I have to select again "Layout/Toggle appendix".
Re: IEEEtran and \markboth
Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
>
> I want to insert date into my document. I was able to notice that \today
> gives the current date, but anything written with "date" style
> will not appear in typesetted document. It doesn't look good if I put it
> under "Author" with ctrl+enter.
IEEE is a special class and it makes sense, that there is no
date.
> So I tried to put it into page headers and it appears that
> \markboth{lefttext}{righttext} should do this but I can not get it
> working. I get the following latex error message:
> Package babel error: you haven't defined the language ENGLISH yet
> \end{document}
mark all text and try a layout->character->language->reset
Herbert
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Re: IEEEtran and \markboth
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Tuukka Toivonen wrote: > I want to insert date into my document. I was able to notice that \today > gives the current date, but anything written with "date" style > will not appear in typesetted document. It doesn't look good if I put it > under "Author" with ctrl+enter. This is because IEEEtran is for a journal. They don't want dates in the output. You might get dates if you use 'draft' in the extra options for the document class but this also forces single column and a number of other things you won't like. It would seem that while IEEEtran looks pretty you are trying to use it for a general article and it just isn't written with that in mind. This is one of the strictest classes around in the sense of the restrictions it has on output variations compared to say article.cls. > Any good ideas how to insert date in the document? Don't. Or modify the class and call it something else. It was probably an oversite on my part to leave the Date paragraph style in the layout file. Allan. (ARRae)
Keymap error with XFree86-4.0.2
Hi, I'm sorry, if this very simple or it is no problem at all, but I cannot find out a solution for my "RightAlt "key in akeybord after upgrading from XFre86-3.3.6 to -4.0.2 I go RH7.0 lyx-1.1.6fix1-1 gcc-2.96-54 glibc-2.1.94-14 xforms-0.88-3 Before upgrading there was no problem writing polish diacritics in Lyx with "RightAlt" plus a character (eg. ą), as well as in vim or emacs. But in other applications like kmail (KDE-2), netscape or balsa, the "RightAlt" was dead. So to make possible to write email in polish, I start experimentig and installed xfree-4.02. And now, all other applications make it possible to use RightAlt for diacritics, excluding lyx. In lyx RightAlt is dead now. I was playing with some configurations in XF86Config without succes. I have very good xmodmap in ~/.Xmodmap, but I do not know how to force lyx to use it. Locale is set OK. Any help will be warmly appreciated. Thanks in advance. brono -- Bruno Baraniecki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
IEEEtran and \markboth
I want to insert date into my document. I was able to notice that \today
gives the current date, but anything written with "date" style
will not appear in typesetted document. It doesn't look good if I put it
under "Author" with ctrl+enter.
So I tried to put it into page headers and it appears that
\markboth{lefttext}{righttext} should do this but I can not get it
working. I get the following latex error message:
Package babel error: you haven't defined the language ENGLISH yet
\end{document}
This happens no matter if I use \markboth in preamble or in text.
Any good ideas how to insert date in the document?
Re: include files
> > to reload the dvi preview > > > > What is the best way to do it in the present stage? > > I do it in my way: > > take the original document and do a "file->save", for example as chapter sorry, i meant "file->save as" ... Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: Citations in 1.1.5.fix1
Wolfgang Kilian wrote:
>
> Hello all you,
> I have nearly the same question as Tuukka Toivonen. I'm working with lyx 1.1.5fix1
>and TK-Bibtex 8. When I copy several citations I get something like
> [xx99][yy89][cs55][ff33]
> How do I get
> [xx99,yy89,cs55,ff33]
what's going on when you have a \usepackage{cite} in latex preamble?
Herbert
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Re: include files
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: > > How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? > > I should have done it from the very begin, but I didn´t. > After having included many figures it became difficult to handle the fine > tuning of figure sizes, figure positions, etc since it takes quite some time > to reload the dvi preview > > What is the best way to do it in the present stage? I do it in my way: take the original document and do a "file->save", for example as chapter 1 than i delete all what's not chapter 1. than i reload the original document and do the same as often I need it. all new include files have now the same preamble. at least insert in the main document the include-commands. Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: citations in IEEEtran
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Dekel Tsur wrote:
> You can do the latter by adding \usepackage{cite} in the preamble
Thank you, this seems to be perfect solution for this time.
(now I just must be careful not to use illegal characters in keynames,
like a space. I guess this will be fixed too).
Re: Citations in 1.1.5.fix1
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Wolfgang Kilian wrote: > Hello all you, > I have nearly the same question as Tuukka Toivonen. I'm working with lyx 1.1.5fix1 >and TK-Bibtex 8. When I copy several citations I get something like > [xx99][yy89][cs55][ff33] > How do I get > [xx99,yy89,cs55,ff33] This formatting is controlled by the BibTeX style you are using. Try a different bst file. The LaTeX Companion provides a very comprehensive summary of the various major styles available. An alternative to that is to roll your own. There is a tool for this but I can't remeber what it's called. Sorry. Allan. (ARRae)
Re: Multiple citation formats.
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 02:03:55PM +0600, Bobby D. Bryant wrote: > [Sorry if you already saw this; I sent it about a week ago, but it looks > like it bounced.] > > It would really be nice if user-level customization would let you add > additional \cite style commands to the Insert->CitationReference menu. > For instance, my research group has LaTeX commands that variously give - > > (St. John and McClelland 1990) > > vs. > > St. John and McClelland (1990), > > for a citation, depending on which command is used, and we often mix > both types in a single paper. The next version of LyX will support natbib, which allows citations in the the two styles above (\citep and \citet).
Re: citations come out with ?
On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 11:00:45PM -0500, Birch P. Browning wrote:
> If I remember correctly, the original post also stated that this only
> happened using apacite.sty.
Can't natbib be used instead of apacite ?
>
> I've pared the sequence to this:
>
> 1) In LyX, export a latex file: File -> Export -> LaTeX.
> 2) Open the whatever.tex file with your favorite text editor.
> 3) Remove the line: \usepackage{babel}.
You can prevent LyX from using babel by opening the preferences dialog,
selecting the lang opts->languge tab, erasing the contents of the
Package text field, and pressing save.
Re: citations in IEEEtran
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 12:12:08PM +0300, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
> I wrote an article where I used pointers to references using the "Insert
> citation..." dialog. Works fine for normal articles. Then I thought that
> the IEEEtran article style is nice and switched to it. Magically almost
> with no effort the document looks much nicer now. However, there's a
> problem with the citations.
>
> When I have many citations, they are shown as following in the article
> document class:
> [4,5,6]
> With the IEEEtran they show up as
> [4], [?], [?]
> first, the numbers are not together inside the square brackets which I'd
> like to use. And much more worse, only the first reference is shown well,
> all the rest show up as question marks. Is there any way to fix this
> except to insert all references one by one?
This is a bug in lyx-1.1.6 which will be fixed in 1.1.6fix2.
The problem is that lyx inserts spaces between the keys in the \cite command.
You can edit the .lyx file with a text editor and remove these spaces
(i.e. \cite{foo, bar} -> \cite{foo,bar}).
However, when using the IEEEtran style, multiple citations appear as
[4], [5], [6]. If you want the normal behavior, either edit the
IEEEtran.cls file or redefine the \cite command in the preamble.
You can do the latter by adding \usepackage{cite} in the preamble
(note that instead of [4,5,6] you will get [4-6]).
Also, if you redefine the \cite command you will not need to remove the
spaces in the .lyx file.
Re: citations in IEEEtran
> "Salvador" == Salvador Olmos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Salvador> I had the same problem of [?]. I observed that there was
Salvador> artificial extra blanks in the \cite command in the tex
Salvador> exported file (something like \cite{key1, key2, key3} (and
Salvador> not \cite{key1,key2,key3}). Observe the difference of white
Salvador> blanks and bibtex seems to be affected by this I have not
Salvador> solution, but may this observation can be helpful to the
Salvador> developers
Indeed. This will be fixed in 1.1.6fix2.
JMarc
Re: citations in IEEEtran
On Thursday 29 March 2001 11:12, you wrote:
> I wrote an article where I used pointers to references using the "Insert
> citation..." dialog. Works fine for normal articles. Then I thought that
> the IEEEtran article style is nice and switched to it. Magically almost
> with no effort the document looks much nicer now. However, there's a
> problem with the citations.
>
> When I have many citations, they are shown as following in the article
> document class:
> [4,5,6]
> With the IEEEtran they show up as
> [4], [?], [?]
> first, the numbers are not together inside the square brackets which I'd
> like to use. And much more worse, only the first reference is shown well,
> all the rest show up as question marks. Is there any way to fix this
> except to insert all references one by one?
I had the same problem of [?].
I observed that there was artificial extra blanks in the \cite command in the
tex exported file (something like \cite{key1, key2, key3}
(and not \cite{key1,key2,key3}). Observe the difference of white blanks
and bibtex seems to be affected by this
I have not solution, but may this observation can be helpful to the developers
Re: citations in IEEEtran
> "Tuukka" == Tuukka Toivonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Tuukka> When I have many citations, they are shown as following in the Tuukka> article document class: [4,5,6] With the IEEEtran they show up Tuukka> as [4], [?], [?] first, the numbers are not together inside Tuukka> the square brackets which I'd like to use. And much more Tuukka> worse, only the first reference is shown well, all the rest Tuukka> show up as question marks. Is there any way to fix this except Tuukka> to insert all references one by one? I do not know about the [?], but the fact that citations appear separately is a 'feature' of IEEEtran. You may also want to have a look at an updated (but unofficial) version of these classes at http://www.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/supported/IEEEtran/ Tuukka> And a minor legal question: may I use article classes such as Tuukka> IEEEtran for reports that are not intended to be published in Tuukka> IEEE transactions journal (or in any other journal for that Tuukka> matter)? I guess you can. JMarc
Citations in 1.1.5.fix1
Hello all you, I have nearly the same question as Tuukka Toivonen. I'm working with lyx 1.1.5fix1 and TK-Bibtex 8. When I copy several citations I get something like [xx99][yy89][cs55][ff33] How do I get [xx99,yy89,cs55,ff33] Thanks in advance Wolfgang __ Die Fachpresse ist sich einig: WEB.DE 20mal Testsieger! Kostenlos E-Mail, Fax, SMS, Verschlüsselung, POP3, WAPtesten Sie uns! http://freemail.web.de
Re: a problem running lyx 1.1.6fix1 inside IceWM/VNC Linux->Win2k
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 03:11:27PM -0500, Kedra, Darek wrote: > Hi, > > I am running lyx on a linux box with no problems so far. When I try to > access it from a Win2000 desktop through VNC with IceWM I get: > > bash>lyx & > flvisual.c[217]: Can't find an appropriate visual Your vncserver probably runs in 8 bit *TrueColor* which causes many problems. You should either run it in 8 bit PseudoColor by using the -cc 3 flag or run in in 16 bit (or more) TrueColor using the -depth 16 flag.
citations in IEEEtran
I wrote an article where I used pointers to references using the "Insert citation..." dialog. Works fine for normal articles. Then I thought that the IEEEtran article style is nice and switched to it. Magically almost with no effort the document looks much nicer now. However, there's a problem with the citations. When I have many citations, they are shown as following in the article document class: [4,5,6] With the IEEEtran they show up as [4], [?], [?] first, the numbers are not together inside the square brackets which I'd like to use. And much more worse, only the first reference is shown well, all the rest show up as question marks. Is there any way to fix this except to insert all references one by one? And a minor legal question: may I use article classes such as IEEEtran for reports that are not intended to be published in IEEE transactions journal (or in any other journal for that matter)?
