Re: Yosemite problems...

For me (with pdf generated from Word on a pre-Yosemite Mac) the rendering within LyX does not work well (it puts the two pages on top of each other). Creating a pdf (pdf-latex) works fine though. If it could be of any help in pin-pointing the problem the pdf inserted here are two pages in one file

Re: Yosemite problems...

The problem I have signaled concerns the preview of the PDF graphics in LyX's Window. Otherwise, the file compiles with the graphics without any problem in all cases. Yes, when I start from the Terminal, the PDF's preview correctly. But something strange happened yesterday: I have upgraded my

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

2014-11-12 21:14 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: Thanks. That's quite nice, but it doesn't work quite as expected. I tried the two forms, arguments with and without 'post:' and I get the same result: the second argument of the command is the body (the text that follows all arguments) and Mandatory

Re: Sharing document settings across multiple files

Since I found manually changing the documents tiresome, I wrote a script that extracts, overwrites and copies the header section between lyx files and uploaded it to https://gist.github.com/kbauer/2282492968f061b94f82 2014-11-07 19:50 GMT+01:00 Richard Heck rgh...@lyx.org: On 11/07/2014

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of Argument declaration in the layout file, without 'post:', the second argument to the command is always the text from the work area, this is, \command{arg1}{work area

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

2014-11-13 15:38 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of Argument declaration in the layout file, without 'post:', the second argument to the command is always the text from the

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

Thanks. Comments inline below. On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org wrote: 2014-11-13 15:38 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of Argument

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have exactly the same problem. I also have the problem that LyX does not preview math as LaTeX typeset equations anymore.

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have the same problem on one of my computers. Also, it does not show math preview. The other computer I just updated to the latest version of MacTeX and LyX, and on that computer both preview of graphics and math now works.

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have the same problem on one of my computers. Additionally, LyX does not preview equations. On my other computer, I just updated to latest version of MacTeX, and latest version of LyX, and that solved the problem on that computer.

Re: Yosemite problems...

For me (with pdf generated from Word on a pre-Yosemite Mac) the rendering within LyX does not work well (it puts the two pages on top of each other). Creating a pdf (pdf-latex) works fine though. If it could be of any help in pin-pointing the problem the pdf inserted here are two pages in one file

Re: Yosemite problems...

The problem I have signaled concerns the preview of the PDF graphics in LyX's Window. Otherwise, the file compiles with the graphics without any problem in all cases. Yes, when I start from the Terminal, the PDF's preview correctly. But something strange happened yesterday: I have upgraded my

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

2014-11-12 21:14 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: Thanks. That's quite nice, but it doesn't work quite as expected. I tried the two forms, arguments with and without 'post:' and I get the same result: the second argument of the command is the body (the text that follows all arguments) and Mandatory

Re: Sharing document settings across multiple files

Since I found manually changing the documents tiresome, I wrote a script that extracts, overwrites and copies the header section between lyx files and uploaded it to https://gist.github.com/kbauer/2282492968f061b94f82 2014-11-07 19:50 GMT+01:00 Richard Heck rgh...@lyx.org: On 11/07/2014

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of Argument declaration in the layout file, without 'post:', the second argument to the command is always the text from the work area, this is, \command{arg1}{work area

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

2014-11-13 15:38 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of Argument declaration in the layout file, without 'post:', the second argument to the command is always the text from the

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

Thanks. Comments inline below. On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller sp...@lyx.org wrote: 2014-11-13 15:38 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of Argument

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have exactly the same problem. I also have the problem that LyX does not preview math as LaTeX typeset equations anymore.

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have the same problem on one of my computers. Also, it does not show math preview. The other computer I just updated to the latest version of MacTeX and LyX, and on that computer both preview of graphics and math now works.

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have the same problem on one of my computers. Additionally, LyX does not preview equations. On my other computer, I just updated to latest version of MacTeX, and latest version of LyX, and that solved the problem on that computer.

Re: Yosemite problems...

For me (with pdf generated from Word on a pre-Yosemite Mac) the rendering within LyX does not work well (it puts the two pages on top of each other). Creating a pdf (pdf-latex) works fine though. If it could be of any help in pin-pointing the problem the pdf inserted here are two pages in one file

Re: Yosemite problems...

The problem I have signaled concerns the preview of the PDF graphics in LyX's Window. Otherwise, the file compiles with the graphics without any problem in all cases. Yes, when I start from the Terminal, the PDF's preview correctly. But something strange happened yesterday: I have upgraded my

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

2014-11-12 21:14 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: > Thanks. That's quite nice, but it doesn't work quite as expected. > > I tried the two forms, arguments with and without 'post:' and I get the > same result: the second argument of the command is the "body" (the text > that follows all arguments) and

Re: Sharing document settings across multiple files

Since I found manually changing the documents tiresome, I wrote a script that extracts, overwrites and copies the header section between lyx files and uploaded it to https://gist.github.com/kbauer/2282492968f061b94f82 2014-11-07 19:50 GMT+01:00 Richard Heck : > On

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish this, but I don't understand why using the first form of "Argument" declaration in the layout file, without 'post:', the second argument to the command is always the text from the work area, this is, \command{arg1}{work area

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

2014-11-13 15:38 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: > Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish > this, but I don't understand why using the first form of "Argument" > declaration in the layout file, without 'post:', the second argument to the > command is always the text from

Re: Custom layout file: in preamble styles with custom latex commands

Thanks. Comments inline below. On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 9:57 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > 2014-11-13 15:38 GMT+01:00 Ernesto Posse: > >> Thanks. That is what I want to achieve and your example does accomplish >> this, but I don't understand why using the first form of

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have exactly the same problem. I also have the problem that LyX does not preview math as LaTeX typeset equations anymore.

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have the same problem on one of my computers. Also, it does not show math preview. The other computer I just updated to the latest version of MacTeX and LyX, and on that computer both preview of graphics and math now works.

Re: Yosemite problems...

I have the same problem on one of my computers. Additionally, LyX does not preview equations. On my other computer, I just updated to latest version of MacTeX, and latest version of LyX, and that solved the problem on that computer.