Hello all,
When I start lyx in debug I'm having this error message. I'm working with
lyx for hours and now I cannot launch it.
Anu suggestions?
No idea what has happened. Have you ever started lyx successfully? Can
you recall anything special after you closed lyx last time?
The conventional
Hello all,
When I start lyx in debug I'm having this error message. I'm working with
lyx for hours and now I cannot launch it.
Anu suggestions?
No idea what has happened. Have you ever started lyx successfully? Can
you recall anything special after you closed lyx last time?
The conventional
Here is a question along the same lines: How can I modify the number
of environments shown by default?
By default, it shows 10 different types and you have to scroll up or down.
Ideally, I would like all the environments shown with the current
one highlighted.
This has always bugged me, as I
Here is a question along the same lines: How can I modify the number
of environments shown by default?
By default, it shows 10 different types and you have to scroll up or down.
Ideally, I would like all the environments shown with the current
one highlighted.
This has always bugged me, as I
Here is a question along the same lines: How can I modify the number
of environments shown by default?
By default, it shows 10 different types and you have to scroll up or down.
Ideally, I would like all the environments shown with the current
one highlighted.
This has always bugged me, as I
but i ran reconfigure (and configure from the command line) a couple of times
and in my textclass.lst i have:
sig-alternate sig-alternate article (sig-alternate) true
Just to check: have you run texhash of miktex?
Bo
On 7/20/06, Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Michael Chen wrote:
how to sort the environments in the upper left corner pull down menu?
Michael,
Stroll over to /usr/local/share/lyx/ui and edit stdmenus.ui. Change the
order to your heart's content, and disable
but i ran reconfigure (and configure from the command line) a couple of times
and in my textclass.lst i have:
sig-alternate sig-alternate article (sig-alternate) true
Just to check: have you run texhash of miktex?
Bo
On 7/20/06, Rich Shepard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Michael Chen wrote:
how to sort the environments in the upper left corner pull down menu?
Michael,
Stroll over to /usr/local/share/lyx/ui and edit stdmenus.ui. Change the
order to your heart's content, and disable
but i ran reconfigure (and configure from the command line) a couple of times
and in my textclass.lst i have:
"sig-alternate" "sig-alternate" "article (sig-alternate)" "true"
Just to check: have you run texhash of miktex?
Bo
On 7/20/06, Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Michael Chen wrote:
> how to sort the environments in the upper left corner pull down menu?
Michael,
Stroll over to /usr/local/share/lyx/ui and edit stdmenus.ui. Change the
order to your heart's content, and disable
Thank you for the help Bo, but I did not need to do what you suggested.
Instead, as Steve mentioned, I deleted the python package that the LyX
installer installed and the Tex Info Rescan function works fine now.
The problem seems to be with the bundled python, which misses some
module to
Dear all,
I have lyx 1.4.2 installed on a win2k system. I can not reliably
reproduce this, but after a few minutes, lyx would not respond to
keyboard input. Mouse/menu etc still work. All other applications
(cygwin, firefox etc) still get keyboard input.
Has anyone experienced the same
I have lyx 1.4.2 installed on a win2k system. I can not reliably
reproduce this, but after a few minutes, lyx would not respond to
keyboard input. Mouse/menu etc still work. All other applications
(cygwin, firefox etc) still get keyboard input.
Follow up:
I can use Alt-F etc to invoke menu and
Any hidden window (perhaps iconified ? but this one has been
solved long ago) ?
You mean a hidden lyx dialog that is accepting keyboard input? Last
time this happened, I was typing without doing anything special. Also,
Alt-F etc works...
I will minimize all windows and check next time it
Now all that is needed is a kind sould with access rights who puts it
in the /bin directory. Could someone kindly move the file?
JMarc is on vacation, and I do not know whoelse can do this... Lars?
Bo
Thank you for the help Bo, but I did not need to do what you suggested.
Instead, as Steve mentioned, I deleted the python package that the LyX
installer installed and the Tex Info Rescan function works fine now.
The problem seems to be with the bundled python, which misses some
module to
Dear all,
I have lyx 1.4.2 installed on a win2k system. I can not reliably
reproduce this, but after a few minutes, lyx would not respond to
keyboard input. Mouse/menu etc still work. All other applications
(cygwin, firefox etc) still get keyboard input.
Has anyone experienced the same
I have lyx 1.4.2 installed on a win2k system. I can not reliably
reproduce this, but after a few minutes, lyx would not respond to
keyboard input. Mouse/menu etc still work. All other applications
(cygwin, firefox etc) still get keyboard input.
Follow up:
I can use Alt-F etc to invoke menu and
Any hidden window (perhaps iconified ? but this one has been
solved long ago) ?
You mean a hidden lyx dialog that is accepting keyboard input? Last
time this happened, I was typing without doing anything special. Also,
Alt-F etc works...
I will minimize all windows and check next time it
Now all that is needed is a kind sould with access rights who puts it
in the /bin directory. Could someone kindly move the file?
JMarc is on vacation, and I do not know whoelse can do this... Lars?
Bo
Thank you for the help Bo, but I did not need to do what you suggested.
Instead, as Steve mentioned, I deleted the python package that the LyX
installer installed and the Tex Info Rescan function works fine now.
The problem seems to be with the bundled python, which misses some
module to
Dear all,
I have lyx 1.4.2 installed on a win2k system. I can not reliably
reproduce this, but after a few minutes, lyx would not respond to
keyboard input. Mouse/menu etc still work. All other applications
(cygwin, firefox etc) still get keyboard input.
Has anyone experienced the same
I have lyx 1.4.2 installed on a win2k system. I can not reliably
reproduce this, but after a few minutes, lyx would not respond to
keyboard input. Mouse/menu etc still work. All other applications
(cygwin, firefox etc) still get keyboard input.
Follow up:
I can use Alt-F etc to invoke menu and
Any hidden window (perhaps iconified ? but this one has been
solved long ago) ?
You mean a hidden lyx dialog that is accepting keyboard input? Last
time this happened, I was typing without doing anything special. Also,
Alt-F etc works...
I will minimize all windows and check next time it
Now all that is needed is a kind sould with access rights who puts it
in the /bin directory. Could someone kindly move the file?
JMarc is on vacation, and I do not know whoelse can do this... Lars?
Bo
I am using Lyx 1.4.2 in windows. I had used earlier Lyx 1.3.6 in
Linux. In this older linux version, you can start an equation/equation
array and say \alpha and the math symbol for alpha will appear.
(assumed that you have the latex-xft fonts installed). I have used this
feature extensively.
Please start LyX with the -dbg files switch from a command window. You
will see something like
Log name calculated as: xxx.log
in the command window, where xxx.log is the name of the logfile that LyX
tries to read. Does that file exist?
This is the output when I start lyx, open faq and close.
This is the output when I start lyx, open faq and close.
The instersiting part would be from somebody with a not working Rescan
button, and of course you need to press this button in order to get the
output mentioned above.
Come on. This is the no log file thread. I start lyx, compile faq,
Log name calculated as
in that case? That would be strange.
I did not seem to see it, but another email says a different story.
This encoding problem is interesting:
# -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*-
because when I change it to
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
Things work fine. Now, we at
So, after changing the second line of TeXFiles.py from
# -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*-
to
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
the error goes away and TeX Information works.
I also find this problem, but I do not really know what is going on. I
guess 8859-1 is universally available, and we need to
Maybe some module is missing in the bundled python?
You are right, since it is reported that standalone python works.
Anyway, it is easier just to change the encoding since I am told that
8859-15 is only useful when the Euro sign is going to be used.
Bo
I have the exact same problem. Could you elaborate exactly what you did? How
do your run the texfiles.py file and where should the generated files go?
Hi, David and Nicolas,
The problem has been identified to be caused by the encoding of the
python script lib/scripts/TeXFiles.py. Changing the
I am using Lyx 1.4.2 in windows. I had used earlier Lyx 1.3.6 in
Linux. In this older linux version, you can start an equation/equation
array and say \alpha and the math symbol for alpha will appear.
(assumed that you have the latex-xft fonts installed). I have used this
feature extensively.
Please start LyX with the -dbg files switch from a command window. You
will see something like
Log name calculated as: xxx.log
in the command window, where xxx.log is the name of the logfile that LyX
tries to read. Does that file exist?
This is the output when I start lyx, open faq and close.
This is the output when I start lyx, open faq and close.
The instersiting part would be from somebody with a not working Rescan
button, and of course you need to press this button in order to get the
output mentioned above.
Come on. This is the no log file thread. I start lyx, compile faq,
Log name calculated as
in that case? That would be strange.
I did not seem to see it, but another email says a different story.
This encoding problem is interesting:
# -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*-
because when I change it to
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
Things work fine. Now, we at
So, after changing the second line of TeXFiles.py from
# -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*-
to
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
the error goes away and TeX Information works.
I also find this problem, but I do not really know what is going on. I
guess 8859-1 is universally available, and we need to
Maybe some module is missing in the bundled python?
You are right, since it is reported that standalone python works.
Anyway, it is easier just to change the encoding since I am told that
8859-15 is only useful when the Euro sign is going to be used.
Bo
I have the exact same problem. Could you elaborate exactly what you did? How
do your run the texfiles.py file and where should the generated files go?
Hi, David and Nicolas,
The problem has been identified to be caused by the encoding of the
python script lib/scripts/TeXFiles.py. Changing the
I am using Lyx 1.4.2 in windows. I had used earlier Lyx 1.3.6 in
Linux. In this older linux version, you can start an equation/equation
array and say "\alpha" and the math symbol for "alpha" will appear.
(assumed that you have the latex-xft fonts installed). I have used this
feature
Please start LyX with the "-dbg files" switch from a command window. You
will see something like
Log name calculated as: xxx.log
in the command window, where xxx.log is the name of the logfile that LyX
tries to read. Does that file exist?
This is the output when I start lyx, open faq and
>
> This is the output when I start lyx, open faq and close.
The instersiting part would be from somebody with a not working "Rescan"
button, and of course you need to press this button in order to get the
output mentioned above.
Come on. This is the no log file thread. I start lyx, compile
Log name calculated as
in that case? That would be strange.
I did not seem to see it, but another email says a different story.
> This encoding problem is interesting:
> # -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*-
>
> because when I change it to
> # -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
>
> Things work fine. Now, we
So, after changing the second line of TeXFiles.py from
# -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*-
to
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
the error goes away and "TeX Information" works.
I also find this problem, but I do not really know what is going on. I
guess 8859-1 is universally available, and we need to
Maybe some module is missing in the bundled python?
You are right, since it is reported that standalone python works.
Anyway, it is easier just to change the encoding since I am told that
8859-15 is only useful when the Euro sign is going to be used.
Bo
I have the exact same problem. Could you elaborate exactly what you did? How
do your run the texfiles.py file and where should the generated files go?
Hi, David and Nicolas,
The problem has been identified to be caused by the encoding of the
python script lib/scripts/TeXFiles.py. Changing the
I can confirm that rescan
1. works for 1.4.2.svn under windows, which uses the shell version of TeXFile.sh
2. works for 1.4.3svn under linux, which uses the python version
3. does not work for 1.4.2 under windows, which uses the python version.
It looks like a windows problem since 1.4.3svn is
On 7/16/06, Bo Peng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can confirm that rescan
1. works for 1.4.2.svn under windows, which uses the shell version of TeXFile.sh
2. works for 1.4.3svn under linux, which uses the python version
3. does not work for 1.4.2 under windows, which uses the python version
I can confirm that rescan
1. works for 1.4.2.svn under windows, which uses the shell version of TeXFile.sh
2. works for 1.4.3svn under linux, which uses the python version
3. does not work for 1.4.2 under windows, which uses the python version.
It looks like a windows problem since 1.4.3svn is
On 7/16/06, Bo Peng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can confirm that rescan
1. works for 1.4.2.svn under windows, which uses the shell version of TeXFile.sh
2. works for 1.4.3svn under linux, which uses the python version
3. does not work for 1.4.2 under windows, which uses the python version
I can confirm that rescan
1. works for 1.4.2.svn under windows, which uses the shell version of TeXFile.sh
2. works for 1.4.3svn under linux, which uses the python version
3. does not work for 1.4.2 under windows, which uses the python version.
It looks like a windows problem since 1.4.3svn is
On 7/16/06, Bo Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can confirm that rescan
1. works for 1.4.2.svn under windows, which uses the shell version of TeXFile.sh
2. works for 1.4.3svn under linux, which uses the python version
3. does not work for 1.4.2 under windows, which uses the python v
Have you tried putting the whole thing inside an ERT inset? That's the first
thing that came to my mind, and it seems like the logical thing to do...
That is what I did. Later on, in an attempt not to mess up the lyx
file, I manually insert .bbl to .tex before I submit the paper (in
.tex
On 7/15/06, Gerald Cecil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there a way to open a file at the last edit point?
What you are asking is already in the development branch, along with a
few other session features. I am not quite sure if it will be merged
to the next stable version (1.4.3) but it will
Have you tried putting the whole thing inside an ERT inset? That's the first
thing that came to my mind, and it seems like the logical thing to do...
That is what I did. Later on, in an attempt not to mess up the lyx
file, I manually insert .bbl to .tex before I submit the paper (in
.tex
On 7/15/06, Gerald Cecil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there a way to open a file at the last edit point?
What you are asking is already in the development branch, along with a
few other session features. I am not quite sure if it will be merged
to the next stable version (1.4.3) but it will
Have you tried putting the whole thing inside an ERT inset? That's the first
thing that came to my mind, and it seems like the logical thing to do...
That is what I did. Later on, in an attempt not to mess up the lyx
file, I manually insert .bbl to .tex before I submit the paper (in
.tex
On 7/15/06, Gerald Cecil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
is there a way to open a file at the last edit point?
What you are asking is already in the development branch, along with a
few other session features. I am not quite sure if it will be merged
to the next stable version (1.4.3) but it will
I have not tried htlatex on windows. When I tried ooffice format,
windows told me that zip.exe not found so the final step could not
be completed. I would suggest that you export to latex and try these
conversion tools in a command window. In this way, you will see what
has gone wrong with the
I have not tried htlatex on windows. When I tried ooffice format,
windows told me that zip.exe not found so the final step could not
be completed. I would suggest that you export to latex and try these
conversion tools in a command window. In this way, you will see what
has gone wrong with the
I have not tried htlatex on windows. When I tried ooffice format,
windows told me that "zip.exe not found" so the final step could not
be completed. I would suggest that you export to latex and try these
conversion tools in a command window. In this way, you will see what
has gone wrong with the
On 7/6/06, Srinivas Nedunuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, I downloaded the source for lyx lyx-1.4.1.tar.gz from
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/stable/ but I see no source code. The config
directory has a bunch of .m4 files, and a handful of scripts. what have
i missed? I'm sure its something
To build lyx, you should install
automake, autoconf, run autogen.sh, configure, make and make install;
Sorry, I just realize that configure is distributed with this package,
so you only need to run configure, make and make install.
Bo
On 7/6/06, Srinivas Nedunuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry but I dont see a configure. Nor do I see a INSTALL.scons you
referred to in your previous email. Also there is no src directory
If you indeed downloaded
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/stable/lyx-1.4.1.tar.gz (about 8M), then you
may
On 7/6/06, Srinivas Nedunuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, I downloaded the source for lyx lyx-1.4.1.tar.gz from
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/stable/ but I see no source code. The config
directory has a bunch of .m4 files, and a handful of scripts. what have
i missed? I'm sure its something
To build lyx, you should install
automake, autoconf, run autogen.sh, configure, make and make install;
Sorry, I just realize that configure is distributed with this package,
so you only need to run configure, make and make install.
Bo
On 7/6/06, Srinivas Nedunuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry but I dont see a configure. Nor do I see a INSTALL.scons you
referred to in your previous email. Also there is no src directory
If you indeed downloaded
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/stable/lyx-1.4.1.tar.gz (about 8M), then you
may
On 7/6/06, Srinivas Nedunuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello, I downloaded the source for lyx lyx-1.4.1.tar.gz from
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/stable/ but I see no source code. The config
directory has a bunch of .m4 files, and a handful of scripts. what have
i missed? I'm sure its something
To build lyx, you should install
automake, autoconf, run autogen.sh, configure, make and make install;
Sorry, I just realize that configure is distributed with this package,
so you only need to run configure, make and make install.
Bo
On 7/6/06, Srinivas Nedunuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sorry but I dont see a "configure". Nor do I see a INSTALL.scons you
referred to in your previous email. Also there is no src directory
If you indeed downloaded
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/stable/lyx-1.4.1.tar.gz (about 8M), then you
On 7/1/06, Srinivas Nedunuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, I am having trouble compiling the latex file generated by lyx. the
latex processor seems to try and iterate over the file several times, and in
the end produces some gibberish
Please be more specific about your os and version of lyx.
On 7/1/06, Srinivas Nedunuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, I am having trouble compiling the latex file generated by lyx. the
latex processor seems to try and iterate over the file several times, and in
the end produces some gibberish
Please be more specific about your os and version of lyx.
On 7/1/06, Srinivas Nedunuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello, I am having trouble compiling the latex file generated by lyx. the
latex processor seems to try and iterate over the file several times, and in
the end produces some gibberish
Please be more specific about your os and version of
Is there a limit as to the number of references that can be used in a
document?
Logically this is not possible but ..
If you know some latex, export-latex is your best bet. You can have a
look at the source code and see what might have gone wrong.
Otherwise, please post a lyx file with 30
It seems to be a severe problem for windows users, so I'd say they should be
used as soon as possible.
I can confirm that with the latest patch (r14285) that convert all \t
to spaces, bibtex works under windows.
Lars, are you interested in merging 14285, 272, 270, 265, 261, 250,
238, 223
Is there a limit as to the number of references that can be used in a
document?
Logically this is not possible but ..
If you know some latex, export-latex is your best bet. You can have a
look at the source code and see what might have gone wrong.
Otherwise, please post a lyx file with 30
It seems to be a severe problem for windows users, so I'd say they should be
used as soon as possible.
I can confirm that with the latest patch (r14285) that convert all \t
to spaces, bibtex works under windows.
Lars, are you interested in merging 14285, 272, 270, 265, 261, 250,
238, 223
Is there a limit as to the number of references that can be used in a
document?
Logically this is not possible but ..
If you know some latex, export->latex is your best bet. You can have a
look at the source code and see what might have gone wrong.
Otherwise, please post a lyx file with 30
It seems to be a severe problem for windows users, so I'd say they should be
used as soon as possible.
I can confirm that with the latest patch (r14285) that convert all \t
to spaces, bibtex works under windows.
Lars, are you interested in merging 14285, 272, 270, 265, 261, 250,
238, 223
If this is a real problem to windows users, we should maybe use these
scripts...
The scripts are there. If more testing can be done (tested by Enrico
and me for win/cygwin/linux), they should be ready for even 1.4.2.
Bo
If this is a real problem to windows users, we should maybe use these
scripts...
The scripts are there. If more testing can be done (tested by Enrico
and me for win/cygwin/linux), they should be ready for even 1.4.2.
Bo
If this is a real problem to windows users, we should maybe use these
scripts...
The scripts are there. If more testing can be done (tested by Enrico
and me for win/cygwin/linux), they should be ready for even 1.4.2.
Bo
perhaps lyx for windows have overtaken lyx for *nix?
This is unlikely the case, but I would not be surprised either,
considering the dominance of the windows system.
Bo
I think you have left out easy copy/paste and muti-window from SWP.
And if SWP has not fixed this problem, the undo feature of SWP sucks.
Bo
perhaps lyx for windows have overtaken lyx for *nix?
This is unlikely the case, but I would not be surprised either,
considering the dominance of the windows system.
Bo
I think you have left out easy copy/paste and muti-window from SWP.
And if SWP has not fixed this problem, the undo feature of SWP sucks.
Bo
perhaps lyx for windows have overtaken lyx for *nix?
This is unlikely the case, but I would not be surprised either,
considering the dominance of the windows system.
Bo
I think you have left out easy copy/paste and muti-window from SWP.
And if SWP has not fixed this problem, the undo feature of SWP sucks.
Bo
But it would be interesting to see the download statistics for the different
versions of LyX from ftp.lyx.org and the mirrors, especially the distribution
of downloads for Windows, Mac and Linux.
The number of lyx-user subscribers would also be an interesting
statistic to know.
Bo
But it would be interesting to see the download statistics for the different
versions of LyX from ftp.lyx.org and the mirrors, especially the distribution
of downloads for Windows, Mac and Linux.
The number of lyx-user subscribers would also be an interesting
statistic to know.
Bo
But it would be interesting to see the download statistics for the different
versions of LyX from ftp.lyx.org and the mirrors, especially the distribution
of downloads for Windows, Mac and Linux.
The number of lyx-user subscribers would also be an interesting
statistic to know.
Bo
it seems appropriate for LyX to develop an import feature in order to
gain their support. They already like Linux' stability. But need this
one enhancement to provide sufficient motivation for the switch.
SWP does *not* use standard latex. They *have to*
1. save to portable latex (does not
it seems appropriate for LyX to develop an import feature in order to
gain their support. They already like Linux' stability. But need this
one enhancement to provide sufficient motivation for the switch.
SWP does *not* use standard latex. They *have to*
1. save to portable latex (does not
it seems appropriate for LyX to develop an "import" feature in order to
gain their support. They already like Linux' stability. But need this
one enhancement to provide sufficient motivation for the switch.
SWP does *not* use standard latex. They *have to*
1. save to "portable" latex (does
Hi
Is it normal for replace to be greyed out in the Find and replace dialog
box when working inside an ERT environment? This does not happen outside the
ERT environment.
I have another problem with ERT. When I use beamer, I sometimes need
to insert big ERT for tkiz figures. I was really
Hi
Is it normal for replace to be greyed out in the Find and replace dialog
box when working inside an ERT environment? This does not happen outside the
ERT environment.
I have another problem with ERT. When I use beamer, I sometimes need
to insert big ERT for tkiz figures. I was really
> Hi
> Is it normal for replace to be greyed out in the "Find and replace" dialog
> box when working inside an ERT environment? This does not happen outside the
> ERT environment.
I have another problem with ERT. When I use beamer, I sometimes need
to insert big ERT for tkiz figures. I was really
you can find the windows installer for LyX 1.4.1.
This comes a week later after all my troubles with the official
installer (see my another email), still this installer should be
celebrated!
Uwe, I have asked before what has prevented us to make your installer
the official one. If the inclusion
Hi, all,
Both the 1.4.x installer versions have flaws and it is to be expected
that the newer release (Uwe) would incorporate more fixes.
The Angus installer
is not going to reflect bug improvements without an active
maintainer and Uwe has stated he doesn't have time to maintain
both
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