Trouble building on PPC
I get the following error when trying to build either fix2 or cvs: kill.c: In function `int lyx::kill(int, int)': kill.c:10: implicit devlaration of function `int kill(...)' make[3]: *** [kill.lo] Error 1 make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 2 make[1]: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2 make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 Is this a problem with the lyx source or with the library setup on my machine? Birch
Trouble building on PPC
I get the following error when trying to build either fix2 or cvs: kill.c: In function `int lyx::kill(int, int)': kill.c:10: implicit devlaration of function `int kill(...)' make[3]: *** [kill.lo] Error 1 make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 2 make[1]: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2 make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 Is this a problem with the lyx source or with the library setup on my machine? Birch
Trouble building on PPC
I get the following error when trying to build either fix2 or cvs: kill.c: In function `int lyx::kill(int, int)': kill.c:10: implicit devlaration of function `int kill(...)' make[3]: *** [kill.lo] Error 1 make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 2 make[1]: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2 make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 Is this a problem with the lyx source or with the library setup on my machine? Birch
APA Style and Subsubsection*
For some unknown reason when I use the Subsubsection* in the APA Style I end up with *. subsubsection name in the output instead of subsubsection name. I looked in the apa.layout and it seems to merely import the stdsections.inc and stdstarsection.inc without modifying them. This would lead me to believe the problem is in the stdstartsection.inc. When I use the standard article class any subsubsection* is printed correctly, i.e. withOUT a number (or a *). This would lead me to believe the problem is in the apa.layout. Any suggestions? Please also respond directly. I'm in a bit of a hurry. TIA. Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
APA Style and Subsubsection*
For some unknown reason when I use the Subsubsection* in the APA Style I end up with *. subsubsection name in the output instead of subsubsection name. I looked in the apa.layout and it seems to merely import the stdsections.inc and stdstarsection.inc without modifying them. This would lead me to believe the problem is in the stdstartsection.inc. When I use the standard article class any subsubsection* is printed correctly, i.e. withOUT a number (or a *). This would lead me to believe the problem is in the apa.layout. Any suggestions? Please also respond directly. I'm in a bit of a hurry. TIA. Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
APA Style and Subsubsection*
For some unknown reason when I use the Subsubsection* in the APA Style I end up with *. subsubsection name in the output instead of subsubsection name. I looked in the apa.layout and it seems to merely import the stdsections.inc and stdstarsection.inc without modifying them. This would lead me to believe the problem is in the stdstartsection.inc. When I use the standard article class any subsubsection* is printed correctly, i.e. withOUT a number (or a *). This would lead me to believe the problem is in the apa.layout. Any suggestions? Please also respond directly. I'm in a bit of a hurry. TIA. Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
annotated bibliography
I am beginning the process of writing a dissertation and would like to use LyX for the project. First I have to complete an annotated bibliography. The only *.bst file I could locate that includes an annotation field is chicagoa.bst, but it appears to be difficult to use at best because it is in an older format. What is the most convenient way to do this annotated bibliography? Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
annotated bibliography
I am beginning the process of writing a dissertation and would like to use LyX for the project. First I have to complete an annotated bibliography. The only *.bst file I could locate that includes an annotation field is chicagoa.bst, but it appears to be difficult to use at best because it is in an older format. What is the most convenient way to do this annotated bibliography? Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
annotated bibliography
I am beginning the process of writing a dissertation and would like to use LyX for the project. First I have to complete an annotated bibliography. The only *.bst file I could locate that includes an annotation field is chicagoa.bst, but it appears to be difficult to use at best because it is in an older format. What is the most convenient way to do this annotated bibliography? Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
Re: citations come out with ?
If I remember correctly, the original post also stated that this only
happened using apacite.sty.
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}.
It should work correctly, unless you are using acknowledgments style.
There is a typo in the apa.cls. on line 457:
\long\def\acknowledgements#1{\long\def\@acks{#1}}
Unfortunately, there is not supposed to be an "e" after the "g" in
acknowledgments (acknowledgements vs. acknowledgments). Removing the
offending "e" mostly solves the problem. You should also edit the
whatever.tex file such that \title, \author,\affiliation, \shorttitle,
\abstract, and \acknowledments (in any order, I think) all precede
\begin{document} and \maketitle (in that order as per apacls.txt).
Additionally, you can not have a blank line following \maketitle.
From there proceed with:
latex whatever
bibtex whatever
latex whatever
latex whatever
xdvi whatever.dvi
Note that acknowledgments are only used in the journal layout option
(Layout - Document ... - Extra Options - jou.
Re: citations come out with ?
If I remember correctly, the original post also stated that this only
happened using apacite.sty.
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}.
It should work correctly, unless you are using acknowledgments style.
There is a typo in the apa.cls. on line 457:
\long\def\acknowledgements#1{\long\def\@acks{#1}}
Unfortunately, there is not supposed to be an "e" after the "g" in
acknowledgments (acknowledgements vs. acknowledgments). Removing the
offending "e" mostly solves the problem. You should also edit the
whatever.tex file such that \title, \author,\affiliation, \shorttitle,
\abstract, and \acknowledments (in any order, I think) all precede
\begin{document} and \maketitle (in that order as per apacls.txt).
Additionally, you can not have a blank line following \maketitle.
From there proceed with:
latex whatever
bibtex whatever
latex whatever
latex whatever
xdvi whatever.dvi
Note that acknowledgments are only used in the journal layout option
(Layout - Document ... - Extra Options - jou.
Re: citations come out with ?
If I remember correctly, the original post also stated that this only
happened using apacite.sty.
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}.
It should work correctly, unless you are using acknowledgments style.
There is a typo in the apa.cls. on line 457:
\long\def\acknowledgements#1{\long\def\@acks{#1}}
Unfortunately, there is not supposed to be an "e" after the "g" in
acknowledgments (acknowledgements vs. acknowledgments). Removing the
offending "e" mostly solves the problem. You should also edit the
whatever.tex file such that \title, \author,\affiliation, \shorttitle,
\abstract, and \acknowledments (in any order, I think) all precede
\begin{document} and \maketitle (in that order as per apacls.txt).
Additionally, you can not have a blank line following \maketitle.
From there proceed with:
latex whatever
bibtex whatever
latex whatever
latex whatever
xdvi whatever.dvi
Note that acknowledgments are only used in the journal layout option
(Layout -> Document ... -> Extra Options -> jou.
