Re: Order of Tables and Figures
On 2010-05-11, rob wrote: Rob Oakes lyx-devel at oak-tree.us writes: ... There are ways to make floats go to the end of a document and arrange themselves into separate figures and tables sections, but it involves resetting LaTeX values and some ugly hackery. Hi Rob, Thanks for your reply. Yes, I want all the figures/tables to appear at the end of my document, after the references. And I want them to appear in the order in which I make them in my .lyx file. There is a LaTeX package for this task, so you only have to write \usepackage{endfloat} in the LaTeX preamble. See the package documentation for possible options regarding the ordering. Günter
About bug in 1.6.5
hi everyone, My system is kubuntu 10.04, my lyx 1.65 was installed from the apt-get install lyx in kubuntu's defaut sourcelist. At beginning, it worked well, but recently when invoke insert float figure and table, it will close down automatically, before it also arrived. Is there anyone who has experienced this problem, any solution will be appreciated. weidong
Re: Reconfigure with Ubuntu
Hi, kudos to Paul for suggesting me to remove my ~/.lyx directory, it worked and the issues has not reappeared. I'm a bit puzzled because I've been trying to isolate the origin of issue but had no luck. I'll try harder if I have the time. Thanks again to everybody, Emme On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Michele Cascella michele.casce...@pi.infn.it wrote: Hi, lyx is giving me the: The system reconfiguration has failed. Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. Please reconfigure again if needed. error message, but everything seems to be working. I can't figure out what's wrong from the configure.py output or from the LaTeXConfig.lyx (attached). Am I missing something? Could you take a look at them? Cheers, Emme On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 12:57 AM, Paul A. Rubin ru...@msu.edu wrote: Jason Waskiewicz wrote: Thank-you for the quick help (especially Paul Rubin)! You're welcome. Been there, done that. The T-shirt didn't fit. For any who are interested, I ran configure.py. It turned out that LyX was failing because of a .layout file I no longer use. When I copied my favorites into the new copy of LyX, I must have not been thinking and copied this old one in as well. I'm not sure why it didn't work (it used to), but removing it solved the problem. During one of the version updates (I think from 1.5.x to 1.6), changes were made that broke some layout files. There's a conversion script (layout2layout.py) in the scripts directory; don't know if LyX automatically tries to run it against old layouts during a reconfiguration or not. /Paul
Fwd: About bug in 1.6.5
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 9:06 AM, Wei-Dong Lian weidong.l...@gmail.comwrote: hi everyone, My system is kubuntu 10.04, my lyx 1.65 was installed from the apt-get install lyx in kubuntu's defaut sourcelist. At beginning, it worked well, but recently when invoke insert float figure and table, it will close down automatically, before it also arrived. Is there anyone who has experienced this problem, any solution will be appreciated. weidong Close the outliner and try to upgrade to 1.6.6 as soon as possible (it will be released soon) Vincent
How to activate Name-field for Formatted reference?
Hi, I'm using Lyx 1.5.6 on Windows XP with MikTex 2.7. Lyx also shows that prettyref package is installed (I can include it in my document). Nevertheless the Name-field remains inactive. What am I making wrong? Best regards, Yegor
Re: Problems with pdf conversion
I was looking for some solution to my problem and I found that it's a recurrent one on other LaTeX-related sites too. I started writing my degree dissertation in LyX and it was fine at the onset but then I suddenly fonud out the file gets no longer compiled. I can produce neither pdf nor dvi though no error messages are displayed. What could be the reason for it? One answer to a similiar problem suggested some bug connected with bibliography but I have none It would be good having more data, such as type of operating system and others. My experience in Linux with problems that do not display error messages is that they are associate with problems of read/write permissions. Have made You some change in folders or configuration that has changed the access permissions? Marcelo
Re: Problems with pdf conversion
I'm using LyX 1.6.5 on Windows Vista 32bit and did not attempt to write the file in a restricted location. What's more it seems to me that the problem lies with LyX because at the beginning the file got perfectly compiled and it was only later on when more text and more equations was added that the problems began. In addition to that when I cut some parts of the text and paste it into an empty file sometimes it gets compiled sometimes it doesn't (no clue what it might depend on). Thanks for your interest so far Regards Marcin Marcelo Acuña pisze: I was looking for some solution to my problem and I found that it's a recurrent one on other LaTeX-related sites too. I started writing my degree dissertation in LyX and it was fine at the onset but then I suddenly fonud out the file gets no longer compiled. I can produce neither pdf nor dvi though no error messages are displayed. What could be the reason for it? One answer to a similiar problem suggested some bug connected with bibliography but I have none It would be good having more data, such as type of operating system and others. My experience in Linux with problems that do not display error messages is that they are associate with problems of read/write permissions. Have made You some change in folders or configuration that has changed the access permissions? Marcelo
eLyXer 0.98 released
Hi everyone, Version 0.98 of eLyXer, the LyX to HTML converter, has just been released. The version number bump (from 0.43 to 0.98) signals the impending 1.0 release, since all major features planned have already been already added; please report back any issues so that 1.0 is as complete and bug-free as possible. The most significant additions for this version are: --- - Support for macros, both in LyX macro inset and as \newcommand. - First public release of option --splitpart [level]: split resulting web page at the given level. - Experimental installation script. - Improved lists of figures, tables and algorithms. - Improved support for a few BibTeX formats. --- Complete changelog: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/changelog.html Download from nongnu.org mirrors: https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=elyxer If the new version has not hit your favorite mirror yet: http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases-noredirect/elyxer/ Thanks, Alex Fernández.
Default fonts
Having recently discovered just how much clearer the Latin Modern fonts are in Acrobat Reader compared with the Computer Modern fonts, and for that matter how much crisper they are when printed, is there any reason for LyX defaulting to Computer Modern rather than Latin Modern? I know it is a simple matter to change them from the Document/Settings/Fonts screen but given the much crisper look of Latin Modern surely that should be the default font family in LyX? Andrew Parsloe
Re: Order of Tables and Figures
On 2010-05-11, rob wrote: Rob Oakes lyx-devel at oak-tree.us writes: ... There are ways to make floats go to the end of a document and arrange themselves into separate figures and tables sections, but it involves resetting LaTeX values and some ugly hackery. Hi Rob, Thanks for your reply. Yes, I want all the figures/tables to appear at the end of my document, after the references. And I want them to appear in the order in which I make them in my .lyx file. There is a LaTeX package for this task, so you only have to write \usepackage{endfloat} in the LaTeX preamble. See the package documentation for possible options regarding the ordering. Günter
About bug in 1.6.5
hi everyone, My system is kubuntu 10.04, my lyx 1.65 was installed from the apt-get install lyx in kubuntu's defaut sourcelist. At beginning, it worked well, but recently when invoke insert float figure and table, it will close down automatically, before it also arrived. Is there anyone who has experienced this problem, any solution will be appreciated. weidong
Re: Reconfigure with Ubuntu
Hi, kudos to Paul for suggesting me to remove my ~/.lyx directory, it worked and the issues has not reappeared. I'm a bit puzzled because I've been trying to isolate the origin of issue but had no luck. I'll try harder if I have the time. Thanks again to everybody, Emme On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Michele Cascella michele.casce...@pi.infn.it wrote: Hi, lyx is giving me the: The system reconfiguration has failed. Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. Please reconfigure again if needed. error message, but everything seems to be working. I can't figure out what's wrong from the configure.py output or from the LaTeXConfig.lyx (attached). Am I missing something? Could you take a look at them? Cheers, Emme On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 12:57 AM, Paul A. Rubin ru...@msu.edu wrote: Jason Waskiewicz wrote: Thank-you for the quick help (especially Paul Rubin)! You're welcome. Been there, done that. The T-shirt didn't fit. For any who are interested, I ran configure.py. It turned out that LyX was failing because of a .layout file I no longer use. When I copied my favorites into the new copy of LyX, I must have not been thinking and copied this old one in as well. I'm not sure why it didn't work (it used to), but removing it solved the problem. During one of the version updates (I think from 1.5.x to 1.6), changes were made that broke some layout files. There's a conversion script (layout2layout.py) in the scripts directory; don't know if LyX automatically tries to run it against old layouts during a reconfiguration or not. /Paul
Fwd: About bug in 1.6.5
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 9:06 AM, Wei-Dong Lian weidong.l...@gmail.comwrote: hi everyone, My system is kubuntu 10.04, my lyx 1.65 was installed from the apt-get install lyx in kubuntu's defaut sourcelist. At beginning, it worked well, but recently when invoke insert float figure and table, it will close down automatically, before it also arrived. Is there anyone who has experienced this problem, any solution will be appreciated. weidong Close the outliner and try to upgrade to 1.6.6 as soon as possible (it will be released soon) Vincent
How to activate Name-field for Formatted reference?
Hi, I'm using Lyx 1.5.6 on Windows XP with MikTex 2.7. Lyx also shows that prettyref package is installed (I can include it in my document). Nevertheless the Name-field remains inactive. What am I making wrong? Best regards, Yegor
Re: Problems with pdf conversion
I was looking for some solution to my problem and I found that it's a recurrent one on other LaTeX-related sites too. I started writing my degree dissertation in LyX and it was fine at the onset but then I suddenly fonud out the file gets no longer compiled. I can produce neither pdf nor dvi though no error messages are displayed. What could be the reason for it? One answer to a similiar problem suggested some bug connected with bibliography but I have none It would be good having more data, such as type of operating system and others. My experience in Linux with problems that do not display error messages is that they are associate with problems of read/write permissions. Have made You some change in folders or configuration that has changed the access permissions? Marcelo
Re: Problems with pdf conversion
I'm using LyX 1.6.5 on Windows Vista 32bit and did not attempt to write the file in a restricted location. What's more it seems to me that the problem lies with LyX because at the beginning the file got perfectly compiled and it was only later on when more text and more equations was added that the problems began. In addition to that when I cut some parts of the text and paste it into an empty file sometimes it gets compiled sometimes it doesn't (no clue what it might depend on). Thanks for your interest so far Regards Marcin Marcelo Acuña pisze: I was looking for some solution to my problem and I found that it's a recurrent one on other LaTeX-related sites too. I started writing my degree dissertation in LyX and it was fine at the onset but then I suddenly fonud out the file gets no longer compiled. I can produce neither pdf nor dvi though no error messages are displayed. What could be the reason for it? One answer to a similiar problem suggested some bug connected with bibliography but I have none It would be good having more data, such as type of operating system and others. My experience in Linux with problems that do not display error messages is that they are associate with problems of read/write permissions. Have made You some change in folders or configuration that has changed the access permissions? Marcelo
eLyXer 0.98 released
Hi everyone, Version 0.98 of eLyXer, the LyX to HTML converter, has just been released. The version number bump (from 0.43 to 0.98) signals the impending 1.0 release, since all major features planned have already been already added; please report back any issues so that 1.0 is as complete and bug-free as possible. The most significant additions for this version are: --- - Support for macros, both in LyX macro inset and as \newcommand. - First public release of option --splitpart [level]: split resulting web page at the given level. - Experimental installation script. - Improved lists of figures, tables and algorithms. - Improved support for a few BibTeX formats. --- Complete changelog: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/changelog.html Download from nongnu.org mirrors: https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=elyxer If the new version has not hit your favorite mirror yet: http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases-noredirect/elyxer/ Thanks, Alex Fernández.
Default fonts
Having recently discovered just how much clearer the Latin Modern fonts are in Acrobat Reader compared with the Computer Modern fonts, and for that matter how much crisper they are when printed, is there any reason for LyX defaulting to Computer Modern rather than Latin Modern? I know it is a simple matter to change them from the Document/Settings/Fonts screen but given the much crisper look of Latin Modern surely that should be the default font family in LyX? Andrew Parsloe
Re: Order of Tables and Figures
On 2010-05-11, rob wrote: > Rob Oakes oak-tree.us> writes: ... >> There are ways to make floats go to the end of a document and arrange >> themselves into separate figures and tables sections, but it involves >> resetting LaTeX values and some ugly hackery. > Hi Rob, Thanks for your reply. Yes, I want all the figures/tables to > appear at the end of my document, after the references. And I want them > to appear in the order in which I make them in my .lyx file. There is a LaTeX package for this task, so you only have to write \usepackage{endfloat} in the LaTeX preamble. See the package documentation for possible options regarding the ordering. Günter
About bug in 1.6.5
hi everyone, My system is kubuntu 10.04, my lyx 1.65 was installed from the apt-get install lyx in kubuntu's defaut sourcelist. At beginning, it worked well, but recently when invoke insert float figure and table, it will close down automatically, before it also arrived. Is there anyone who has experienced this problem, any solution will be appreciated. weidong
Re: Reconfigure with Ubuntu
Hi, kudos to Paul for suggesting me to remove my ~/.lyx directory, it worked and the issues has not reappeared. I'm a bit puzzled because I've been trying to isolate the origin of issue but had no luck. I'll try harder if I have the time. Thanks again to everybody, Emme On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Michele Cascellawrote: > Hi, > lyx is giving me the: > "The system reconfiguration has failed. > Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. > Please reconfigure again if needed." > > error message, but everything seems to be working. I can't figure out > what's wrong from the configure.py output or from the LaTeXConfig.lyx > (attached). > > Am I missing something? Could you take a look at them? > > Cheers, > > Emme > > On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 12:57 AM, Paul A. Rubin wrote: >> Jason Waskiewicz wrote: >>> >>> Thank-you for the quick help (especially Paul Rubin)! >> >> You're welcome. Been there, done that. The T-shirt didn't fit. >> >>> For any who are interested, I ran configure.py. It turned out that LyX was >>> failing because of a .layout file I no longer use. When I copied my >>> favorites into the new copy of LyX, I must have not been thinking and copied >>> this old one in as well. >>> >>> I'm not sure why it didn't work (it used to), but removing it solved the >>> problem. >> >> During one of the version updates (I think from 1.5.x to 1.6), changes were >> made that broke some layout files. There's a conversion script >> (layout2layout.py) in the scripts directory; don't know if LyX automatically >> tries to run it against old layouts during a reconfiguration or not. >> >> /Paul >> >> >
Fwd: About bug in 1.6.5
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 9:06 AM, Wei-Dong Lianwrote: > hi everyone, > > My system is kubuntu 10.04, my lyx 1.65 was installed from the apt-get > install lyx in kubuntu's defaut sourcelist. At beginning, it worked well, > but recently when invoke insert float figure and table, it will close down > automatically, before it also arrived. > Is there anyone who has experienced this problem, any solution will be > appreciated. > > weidong > Close the outliner and try to upgrade to 1.6.6 as soon as possible (it will be released soon) Vincent
How to activate Name-field for Formatted reference?
Hi, I'm using Lyx 1.5.6 on Windows XP with MikTex 2.7. Lyx also shows that prettyref package is installed (I can include it in my document). Nevertheless the Name-field remains inactive. What am I making wrong? Best regards, Yegor
Re: Problems with pdf conversion
> I was looking for some solution to my problem and I found > that it's a recurrent one on other LaTeX-related sites too. > I started writing my degree dissertation in LyX and it was > fine at the onset but then I suddenly fonud out the file > gets no longer compiled. I can produce neither pdf nor dvi > though no error messages are displayed. What could be the > reason for it? One answer to a similiar problem suggested > some bug connected with bibliography but I have none It would be good having more data, such as type of operating system and others. My experience in Linux with problems that do not display error messages is that they are associate with problems of read/write permissions. Have made You some change in folders or configuration that has changed the access permissions? Marcelo
Re: Problems with pdf conversion
I'm using LyX 1.6.5 on Windows Vista 32bit and did not attempt to write the file in a restricted location. What's more it seems to me that the problem lies with LyX because at the beginning the file got perfectly compiled and it was only later on when more text and more equations was added that the problems began. In addition to that when I cut some parts of the text and paste it into an empty file sometimes it gets compiled sometimes it doesn't (no clue what it might depend on). Thanks for your interest so far Regards Marcin Marcelo Acuña pisze: I was looking for some solution to my problem and I found that it's a recurrent one on other LaTeX-related sites too. I started writing my degree dissertation in LyX and it was fine at the onset but then I suddenly fonud out the file gets no longer compiled. I can produce neither pdf nor dvi though no error messages are displayed. What could be the reason for it? One answer to a similiar problem suggested some bug connected with bibliography but I have none It would be good having more data, such as type of operating system and others. My experience in Linux with problems that do not display error messages is that they are associate with problems of read/write permissions. Have made You some change in folders or configuration that has changed the access permissions? Marcelo
eLyXer 0.98 released
Hi everyone, Version 0.98 of eLyXer, the LyX to HTML converter, has just been released. The version number bump (from 0.43 to 0.98) signals the impending 1.0 release, since all major features planned have already been already added; please report back any issues so that 1.0 is as complete and bug-free as possible. The most significant additions for this version are: --- - Support for macros, both in LyX macro inset and as \newcommand. - First public release of option --splitpart [level]: split resulting web page at the given level. - Experimental installation script. - Improved lists of figures, tables and algorithms. - Improved support for a few BibTeX formats. --- Complete changelog: http://www.nongnu.org/elyxer/changelog.html Download from nongnu.org mirrors: https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=elyxer If the new version has not hit your favorite mirror yet: http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases-noredirect/elyxer/ Thanks, Alex Fernández.
Default fonts
Having recently discovered just how much clearer the Latin Modern fonts are in Acrobat Reader compared with the Computer Modern fonts, and for that matter how much crisper they are when printed, is there any reason for LyX defaulting to Computer Modern rather than Latin Modern? I know it is a simple matter to change them from the Document/Settings/Fonts screen but given the much crisper look of Latin Modern surely that should be the default font family in LyX? Andrew Parsloe