Re: Fancyhdr doesn't work with Memoir
Try,
\usepackage{fancyheadings}
in the Preamble.
Make sure you have the latest memoir class package.
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/
- Marc
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
Be aware that fancyhdr doesn't work with the Memoir document class.
It gives an error about so and so already defined.
Memoir has its own functions that accomplish the same thing as
fancyhdr. What I do is set my LyX document to plain page type in
LyX, and then code how plain does headers. Here's my header code
for my book:
\renewcommand{\partmark}[1]{\markboth{\footnotesize{}Part \thepart :
#1}{}}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [#1]{#2}\partmark{#1}}
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markright{\small{}#1}}
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]{}
\makepagestyle{pgonly}
\makeoddfoot{pgonly}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeoddfoot{pgonly}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeevenfoot{pgonly}{}{}{}
\makeevenfoot{pgonly}{}{}{}
\aliaspagestyle{part}{pgonly}
\aliaspagestyle{chapter}{pgonly}
\makeevenhead{plain}{\leftmark}{}{\thepage}
\makeoddhead{plain}{\thepage}{}{\rightmark}
\makeevenfoot{plain}{}{}{}
\makeoddfoot{plain}{}{}{}
\makeevenhead{cleared}{}{}{}
\makeoddhead{cleared}{}{}{}
\makeevenfoot{cleared}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeoddfoot{cleared}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeheadrule{plain}{\textwidth}{1pt}
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Re: Fancyhdr doesn't work with Memoir
Try,
\usepackage{fancyheadings}
in the Preamble.
Make sure you have the latest memoir class package.
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/
- Marc
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
Be aware that fancyhdr doesn't work with the Memoir document class.
It gives an error about so and so already defined.
Memoir has its own functions that accomplish the same thing as
fancyhdr. What I do is set my LyX document to plain page type in
LyX, and then code how plain does headers. Here's my header code
for my book:
\renewcommand{\partmark}[1]{\markboth{\footnotesize{}Part \thepart :
#1}{}}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [#1]{#2}\partmark{#1}}
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markright{\small{}#1}}
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]{}
\makepagestyle{pgonly}
\makeoddfoot{pgonly}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeoddfoot{pgonly}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeevenfoot{pgonly}{}{}{}
\makeevenfoot{pgonly}{}{}{}
\aliaspagestyle{part}{pgonly}
\aliaspagestyle{chapter}{pgonly}
\makeevenhead{plain}{\leftmark}{}{\thepage}
\makeoddhead{plain}{\thepage}{}{\rightmark}
\makeevenfoot{plain}{}{}{}
\makeoddfoot{plain}{}{}{}
\makeevenhead{cleared}{}{}{}
\makeoddhead{cleared}{}{}{}
\makeevenfoot{cleared}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeoddfoot{cleared}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeheadrule{plain}{\textwidth}{1pt}
SteveT
Steve Litt
Author:
* Universal Troubleshooting Process courseware
* Troubleshooting Techniques of the Successful Technologist
* Rapid Learning: Secret Weapon of the Successful Technologist
Webmaster
* Troubleshooters.Com
* http://www.troubleshooters.com
--
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Re: Fancyhdr doesn't work with Memoir
Try,
\usepackage{fancyheadings}
in the Preamble.
Make sure you have the latest memoir class package.
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/
- Marc
Steve Litt wrote:
Hi all,
Be aware that fancyhdr doesn't work with the Memoir document class.
It gives an error about so and so already defined.
Memoir has its own functions that accomplish the same thing as
fancyhdr. What I do is set my LyX document to "plain" page type in
LyX, and then code how "plain" does headers. Here's my header code
for my book:
\renewcommand{\partmark}[1]{\markboth{\footnotesize{}Part \thepart :
#1}{}}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [#1]{#2}\partmark{#1}}
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markright{\small{}#1}}
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]{}
\makepagestyle{pgonly}
\makeoddfoot{pgonly}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeoddfoot{pgonly}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeevenfoot{pgonly}{}{}{}
\makeevenfoot{pgonly}{}{}{}
\aliaspagestyle{part}{pgonly}
\aliaspagestyle{chapter}{pgonly}
\makeevenhead{plain}{\leftmark}{}{\thepage}
\makeoddhead{plain}{\thepage}{}{\rightmark}
\makeevenfoot{plain}{}{}{}
\makeoddfoot{plain}{}{}{}
\makeevenhead{cleared}{}{}{}
\makeoddhead{cleared}{}{}{}
\makeevenfoot{cleared}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeoddfoot{cleared}{}{\thepage}{}
\makeheadrule{plain}{\textwidth}{1pt}
SteveT
Steve Litt
Author:
* Universal Troubleshooting Process courseware
* Troubleshooting Techniques of the Successful Technologist
* Rapid Learning: Secret Weapon of the Successful Technologist
Webmaster
* Troubleshooters.Com
* http://www.troubleshooters.com
--
Marc J. Driftmeyer
Email :: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web :: http://www.reanimality.com
Cell :: (509) 435-5212
Re: memoir class no seen?
On Monday 05 July 2004 01:20 am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Like the entire class itself or nothing at all is the sort of support one wants. The class is just too in-depth to say which features I'd want supported in the interim. No worries here. I'd imagine the fact that Memoir basically allows one to override everything from TOC to how Bibs are presented to hanging paragraphs, to lists, so on and so forth that it would take a considerable amount of time before LyX could have full support. Personally, I have no problem using Kile in conjunction with Memoir. For other work that I know LyX works well with I can just fire LyX up and get to writing. -Marc P.S. As a general observation I would say that while LyX makes LaTeX more painless it tends to give the impression one never needs to know any LaTeX commands in order to get work don which isn't the case. Example is the preamble and dealing with package configurations along-side adding custom commands or overriding pre-existing class commands. That I know is something too vague for LyX to make into a simplified approach. Learning LaTeX for me gives me a better understanding of how much LyX does for someone who doesn't want to learn LaTeX. Marc == Marc Jeffrey Driftmeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Marc I find Kile quite excellent and the 1.7a1 I'm running great. I'm Marc hoping LyX 1.4 or possibly 1.5 will have full Memoir support but Marc until than I use Kile when working with Memoir. As far as I can see, better support for memoir is not going to happen in 1.4.0. What are the features that you are missing most? JMarc
Re: memoir class no seen?
On Monday 05 July 2004 01:20 am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Like the entire class itself or nothing at all is the sort of support one wants. The class is just too in-depth to say which features I'd want supported in the interim. No worries here. I'd imagine the fact that Memoir basically allows one to override everything from TOC to how Bibs are presented to hanging paragraphs, to lists, so on and so forth that it would take a considerable amount of time before LyX could have full support. Personally, I have no problem using Kile in conjunction with Memoir. For other work that I know LyX works well with I can just fire LyX up and get to writing. -Marc P.S. As a general observation I would say that while LyX makes LaTeX more painless it tends to give the impression one never needs to know any LaTeX commands in order to get work don which isn't the case. Example is the preamble and dealing with package configurations along-side adding custom commands or overriding pre-existing class commands. That I know is something too vague for LyX to make into a simplified approach. Learning LaTeX for me gives me a better understanding of how much LyX does for someone who doesn't want to learn LaTeX. Marc == Marc Jeffrey Driftmeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Marc I find Kile quite excellent and the 1.7a1 I'm running great. I'm Marc hoping LyX 1.4 or possibly 1.5 will have full Memoir support but Marc until than I use Kile when working with Memoir. As far as I can see, better support for memoir is not going to happen in 1.4.0. What are the features that you are missing most? JMarc
Re: memoir class no seen?
On Monday 05 July 2004 01:20 am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Like the entire class itself or nothing at all is the sort of support one wants. The class is just too in-depth to say which features I'd want supported in the interim. No worries here. I'd imagine the fact that Memoir basically allows one to override everything from TOC to how Bibs are presented to hanging paragraphs, to lists, so on and so forth that it would take a considerable amount of time before LyX could have full support. Personally, I have no problem using Kile in conjunction with Memoir. For other work that I know LyX works well with I can just fire LyX up and get to writing. -Marc P.S. As a general observation I would say that while LyX makes LaTeX more painless it tends to give the impression one never needs to know any LaTeX commands in order to get work don which isn't the case. Example is the preamble and dealing with package configurations along-side adding custom commands or overriding pre-existing class commands. That I know is something too vague for LyX to make into a simplified approach. Learning LaTeX for me gives me a better understanding of how much LyX does for someone who doesn't want to learn LaTeX. > >>>>> "Marc" == Marc Jeffrey Driftmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Marc> I find Kile quite excellent and the 1.7a1 I'm running great. I'm > Marc> hoping LyX 1.4 or possibly 1.5 will have full Memoir support but > Marc> until than I use Kile when working with Memoir. > > As far as I can see, better support for memoir is not going to happen > in 1.4.0. What are the features that you are missing most? > > JMarc
Re: memoir class no seen?
On Sunday 04 July 2004 03:44 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The current support for the Memoir class within LyX is extremely limited.
I'm currently writing my novel not in LyX while utilizing the Memoir class
just writing straight LaTeX and the Kile LaTeX Editor for KDE.
You need to download the Memoir package from CTAN and do the following:
Either sudo or su - :
1. Change to the local texmf directory where you can store your add-on latex
packages not officially part of one of the distributions.
Example:
Platform: Debian Linux
Local Path: /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex
Memoir Path : /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex/memoir
Read the README instructions Mr. Wilson provides for Memoir. Once those
options are done than change directory to the top of your local tex
repository:
Path: /usr/local/share/texmf
Run texhash and let it regenerate the ls-R listing.
Run vi/vim/pico/less/more or whatever editor you want to view the contents of
ls-R and verify that memoir and its directory have been added to your
listing.
Running LyX's Reconfigure will make it aware of the ls-R changes.
Here is the Crux: LyX doesn't have full support for the Memoir Package--it's
quite extensive.
Solution: Either except utilizing the ERT command to fill in LaTeX commands
explicitly which don't always work for Memoir or run Kile or another
TeX/LaTeX editor using Memoir.
I find Kile quite excellent and the 1.7a1 I'm running great. I'm hoping LyX
1.4 or possibly 1.5 will have full Memoir support but until than I use Kile
when working with Memoir.
-Marc
P.S. If you need more questions asked I'll be more than happy wherever I can
help. Oh and read the Memoir PDF documentation along with the Companion
because it will help clarify much. The TUG Indian Group's tutorials are an
excellent source of information as well.
Howdy --
I searched and read the list archive, and didn't find the answer to the
missing memoir class?
Details:
Slackware Linux-9.0
La(Tex) installed under: /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex
Memoir Class files (*.cls,etc) under latex/base (no memoir subdirecty).
(Re)ran texhash, but no memoir files showed up in ls-R file?
(Re)ran lyx configuration script, and memoir class = yes
Yet memior class still isn't showing up as document type drop down list.
If I edit my *.lyx document by hand and change \textclass {book} to
\textclass {memoir), restart Lyx(1.3.3) all the memior text properities
appear in the the drop downlist?
Any ideas,
David
Re: memoir class no seen?
On Sunday 04 July 2004 03:44 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The current support for the Memoir class within LyX is extremely limited.
I'm currently writing my novel not in LyX while utilizing the Memoir class
just writing straight LaTeX and the Kile LaTeX Editor for KDE.
You need to download the Memoir package from CTAN and do the following:
Either sudo or su - :
1. Change to the local texmf directory where you can store your add-on latex
packages not officially part of one of the distributions.
Example:
Platform: Debian Linux
Local Path: /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex
Memoir Path : /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex/memoir
Read the README instructions Mr. Wilson provides for Memoir. Once those
options are done than change directory to the top of your local tex
repository:
Path: /usr/local/share/texmf
Run texhash and let it regenerate the ls-R listing.
Run vi/vim/pico/less/more or whatever editor you want to view the contents of
ls-R and verify that memoir and its directory have been added to your
listing.
Running LyX's Reconfigure will make it aware of the ls-R changes.
Here is the Crux: LyX doesn't have full support for the Memoir Package--it's
quite extensive.
Solution: Either except utilizing the ERT command to fill in LaTeX commands
explicitly which don't always work for Memoir or run Kile or another
TeX/LaTeX editor using Memoir.
I find Kile quite excellent and the 1.7a1 I'm running great. I'm hoping LyX
1.4 or possibly 1.5 will have full Memoir support but until than I use Kile
when working with Memoir.
-Marc
P.S. If you need more questions asked I'll be more than happy wherever I can
help. Oh and read the Memoir PDF documentation along with the Companion
because it will help clarify much. The TUG Indian Group's tutorials are an
excellent source of information as well.
Howdy --
I searched and read the list archive, and didn't find the answer to the
missing memoir class?
Details:
Slackware Linux-9.0
La(Tex) installed under: /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex
Memoir Class files (*.cls,etc) under latex/base (no memoir subdirecty).
(Re)ran texhash, but no memoir files showed up in ls-R file?
(Re)ran lyx configuration script, and memoir class = yes
Yet memior class still isn't showing up as document type drop down list.
If I edit my *.lyx document by hand and change \textclass {book} to
\textclass {memoir), restart Lyx(1.3.3) all the memior text properities
appear in the the drop downlist?
Any ideas,
David
Re: memoir class no seen?
On Sunday 04 July 2004 03:44 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The current support for the Memoir class within LyX is extremely limited.
I'm currently writing my novel not in LyX while utilizing the Memoir class
just writing straight LaTeX and the Kile LaTeX Editor for KDE.
You need to download the Memoir package from CTAN and do the following:
Either sudo or su - :
1. Change to the local texmf directory where you can store your add-on latex
packages not officially part of one of the distributions.
Example:
Platform: Debian Linux
Local Path: /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex
Memoir Path : /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex/memoir
Read the README instructions Mr. Wilson provides for Memoir. Once those
options are done than change directory to the top of your local tex
repository:
Path: /usr/local/share/texmf
Run texhash and let it regenerate the ls-R listing.
Run vi/vim/pico/less/more or whatever editor you want to view the contents of
ls-R and verify that memoir and its directory have been added to your
listing.
Running LyX's Reconfigure will make it aware of the ls-R changes.
Here is the Crux: LyX doesn't have full support for the Memoir Package--it's
quite extensive.
Solution: Either except utilizing the ERT command to fill in LaTeX commands
explicitly which don't always work for Memoir or run Kile or another
TeX/LaTeX editor using Memoir.
I find Kile quite excellent and the 1.7a1 I'm running great. I'm hoping LyX
1.4 or possibly 1.5 will have full Memoir support but until than I use Kile
when working with Memoir.
-Marc
P.S. If you need more questions asked I'll be more than happy wherever I can
help. Oh and read the Memoir PDF documentation along with the Companion
because it will help clarify much. The TUG Indian Group's tutorials are an
excellent source of information as well.
> Howdy --
> I searched and read the list archive, and didn't find the answer to the
> missing memoir class?
>
> Details:
> Slackware Linux-9.0
> La(Tex) installed under: /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex
> Memoir Class files (*.cls,etc) under latex/base (no memoir subdirecty).
> (Re)ran "texhash", but no memoir files showed up in ls-R file?
> (Re)ran lyx configuration script, and memoir class = yes
>
> Yet memior class still isn't showing up as document type "drop down list".
> If I edit my *.lyx document by hand and change \textclass {book} to
> \textclass {memoir), restart Lyx(1.3.3) all the memior text properities
> appear in the the drop downlist?
>
> Any ideas,
>
> David
Re: missing textclass cv?
Underneath LyX Help there is a section about adding classes and other packages. Inside the instructions it makes mention that texhash needs to be run. I am not exactly sure where Ron has set up LyX/Mac local package support but I'm sure Mr. Florence has some better information on this matter. For myself Debian GNU/Linux my stuff goes under /usr/local/share/texmf/ which consists of the following layout: /usr/local/share/texmf/ -ls -R and tex/ underneath tex/ is /latex/ underneath latex/ are my packages in their own directories named exactly like their macro names. memoir has a memoir/ pdfdraftcopy has a pdfdraftcopy/ so on and so forth. At /usr/local/share/texmf I run texhash /usr/local/share/texmftexhash It regenerates what packages are available and includes them inside the ls-R file. Launch LyX and run Reconfigure works for me every time. -Marc On Saturday 26 June 2004 02:15 am, Nirmal Govind wrote: Hi.. I'm trying to open a LyX document that was created using the cv layout, on LyX/Mac 1.3.4 on OS X.. I get the error message that the textclass is missing. I see that cv.cls exists in /Applications/LyXbinary.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/tex/cv.cls and cv.layout exists in /Applications/LyXbinary.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/layouts/cv.layout ... but when I do a reconfigure in LyX from the shell, this is what I see: +checking for document class cv [cv]... no Any ideas why this is so and potential solutions? Thanks, nirmal
Re: missing textclass cv?
Underneath LyX Help there is a section about adding classes and other packages. Inside the instructions it makes mention that texhash needs to be run. I am not exactly sure where Ron has set up LyX/Mac local package support but I'm sure Mr. Florence has some better information on this matter. For myself Debian GNU/Linux my stuff goes under /usr/local/share/texmf/ which consists of the following layout: /usr/local/share/texmf/ -ls -R and tex/ underneath tex/ is /latex/ underneath latex/ are my packages in their own directories named exactly like their macro names. memoir has a memoir/ pdfdraftcopy has a pdfdraftcopy/ so on and so forth. At /usr/local/share/texmf I run texhash /usr/local/share/texmftexhash It regenerates what packages are available and includes them inside the ls-R file. Launch LyX and run Reconfigure works for me every time. -Marc On Saturday 26 June 2004 02:15 am, Nirmal Govind wrote: Hi.. I'm trying to open a LyX document that was created using the cv layout, on LyX/Mac 1.3.4 on OS X.. I get the error message that the textclass is missing. I see that cv.cls exists in /Applications/LyXbinary.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/tex/cv.cls and cv.layout exists in /Applications/LyXbinary.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/layouts/cv.layout ... but when I do a reconfigure in LyX from the shell, this is what I see: +checking for document class cv [cv]... no Any ideas why this is so and potential solutions? Thanks, nirmal
Re: missing textclass cv?
Underneath LyX Help there is a section about adding classes and other packages. Inside the instructions it makes mention that texhash needs to be run. I am not exactly sure where Ron has set up LyX/Mac local package support but I'm sure Mr. Florence has some better information on this matter. For myself Debian GNU/Linux my stuff goes under /usr/local/share/texmf/ which consists of the following layout: /usr/local/share/texmf/ ->ls -R and tex/ underneath tex/ is /latex/ underneath latex/ are my packages in their own directories named exactly like their macro names. memoir has a memoir/ pdfdraftcopy has a pdfdraftcopy/ so on and so forth. At /usr/local/share/texmf I run texhash /usr/local/share/texmf>texhash It regenerates what packages are available and includes them inside the ls-R file. Launch LyX and run Reconfigure works for me every time. -Marc On Saturday 26 June 2004 02:15 am, Nirmal Govind wrote: > Hi.. I'm trying to open a LyX document that was created using the cv > layout, on LyX/Mac 1.3.4 on OS X.. I get the error message that the > textclass is missing. I see that cv.cls exists in > /Applications/LyXbinary.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/tex/cv.cls and > cv.layout exists in > /Applications/LyXbinary.app/Contents/Resources/LyX/layouts/cv.layout > ... but when I do a reconfigure in LyX from the shell, this is what > I see: > > +checking for document class cv [cv]... no > > Any ideas why this is so and potential solutions? > > Thanks, > nirmal
Re: LyX kills X
On Monday 07 June 2004 01:23 pm, Marco Beishuizen wrote: You mentioned you are using XFree86 4.4.0. What is your display driver? Have you checked the XFree86.log for Warnings/Errors? Did it work well with XFree86 4.3.0 drivers? What X Extensions do you have enabled (xfb, xrandr,) -Marc On stardate Mon, 7 Jun 2004, the wise Jean-Marc Lasgouttes entered: Marco == Marco Beishuizen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What is the depth of your screen? That is, how many colors? Marco 24 bit colors, and the resolution is 1280x960 on an 21 Marco monitor. This should be OK. What version of xforms is it? Xforms is version 1.0. Marco
Re: LyX kills X
On Monday 07 June 2004 01:23 pm, Marco Beishuizen wrote: You mentioned you are using XFree86 4.4.0. What is your display driver? Have you checked the XFree86.log for Warnings/Errors? Did it work well with XFree86 4.3.0 drivers? What X Extensions do you have enabled (xfb, xrandr,) -Marc On stardate Mon, 7 Jun 2004, the wise Jean-Marc Lasgouttes entered: Marco == Marco Beishuizen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What is the depth of your screen? That is, how many colors? Marco 24 bit colors, and the resolution is 1280x960 on an 21 Marco monitor. This should be OK. What version of xforms is it? Xforms is version 1.0. Marco
Re: LyX kills X
On Monday 07 June 2004 01:23 pm, Marco Beishuizen wrote: You mentioned you are using XFree86 4.4.0. What is your display driver? Have you checked the XFree86.log for Warnings/Errors? Did it work well with XFree86 4.3.0 drivers? What X Extensions do you have enabled (xfb, xrandr,) -Marc > On stardate Mon, 7 Jun 2004, the wise Jean-Marc Lasgouttes entered: > >> "Marco" == Marco Beishuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>> > >>> What is the depth of your screen? That is, how many colors? > > > > Marco> 24 bit colors, and the resolution is 1280x960 on an 21" > > Marco> monitor. > > > > This should be OK. > > > > What version of xforms is it? > > Xforms is version 1.0. > > Marco
Re: Inhaltverzeichnis und Author?
On Thursday 13 May 2004 04:13, Georg Baum wrote: Thank you for the link about Herbert's collection of Tips Tricks. You might want to note at the bottom of that link where there is the back link it points via an .phtml page which returns a Forbidden access error from Apache. If you drop the p the index.html instead of the index.phtml returns one the desired result of the Top of the Site. Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Ich hab folgendes Problem: ich mache meine Arbeit zur zweit mit einem anderen und jeder von uns hat bestimmte Kapiteln geschrieben. wir wollen, dass jeder seinen Namen neben sein Kapitel im Inhaltverzeichnis schreibt ohne dass der Name auf jeder Seite der Doku. auftaucht (z.B. wenn man eine headings-Dokument verwendet), wie kann ich das machen? Vielleicht gibt's andere Möglichkeit den Namen neben bzw. unter der Kapitel-Überschrift zu schreiben! You can use the short title inset (Einfügen-Kurztitel) to insert an alternative text for the headers. Unfortunately this alternative text appears in the running headings, too. If you don't use the memoir class that solves this problem you can redefine the \chaptermark command that does format the headings. See http://www.texnik.de/fancy/header.phtml (This is Herberts Tips and Tricks collection, the version at http://latex.s-v-p.de does not work anymore). Georg
Re: Inhaltverzeichnis und Author?
On Thursday 13 May 2004 04:13, Georg Baum wrote: Thank you for the link about Herbert's collection of Tips Tricks. You might want to note at the bottom of that link where there is the back link it points via an .phtml page which returns a Forbidden access error from Apache. If you drop the p the index.html instead of the index.phtml returns one the desired result of the Top of the Site. Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: Ich hab folgendes Problem: ich mache meine Arbeit zur zweit mit einem anderen und jeder von uns hat bestimmte Kapiteln geschrieben. wir wollen, dass jeder seinen Namen neben sein Kapitel im Inhaltverzeichnis schreibt ohne dass der Name auf jeder Seite der Doku. auftaucht (z.B. wenn man eine headings-Dokument verwendet), wie kann ich das machen? Vielleicht gibt's andere Möglichkeit den Namen neben bzw. unter der Kapitel-Überschrift zu schreiben! You can use the short title inset (Einfügen-Kurztitel) to insert an alternative text for the headers. Unfortunately this alternative text appears in the running headings, too. If you don't use the memoir class that solves this problem you can redefine the \chaptermark command that does format the headings. See http://www.texnik.de/fancy/header.phtml (This is Herberts Tips and Tricks collection, the version at http://latex.s-v-p.de does not work anymore). Georg
Re: Inhaltverzeichnis und Author?
On Thursday 13 May 2004 04:13, Georg Baum wrote: Thank you for the link about Herbert's collection of Tips & Tricks. You might want to note at the bottom of that link where there is the "back" link it points via an .phtml page which returns a Forbidden access error from Apache. If you drop the p the index.html instead of the index.phtml returns one the desired result of the Top of the Site. Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer > Juergen Spitzmueller wrote: > >> Ich hab folgendes Problem: ich mache meine Arbeit zur zweit mit einem > >> anderen und jeder von uns hat bestimmte Kapiteln geschrieben. wir > >> wollen, dass jeder seinen Namen neben sein Kapitel im Inhaltverzeichnis > >> schreibt ohne dass der Name auf jeder Seite der Doku. auftaucht (z.B. > >> wenn man eine headings-Dokument verwendet), wie kann ich das machen? > >> Vielleicht gibt's andere Möglichkeit den Namen neben bzw. unter der > >> Kapitel-Überschrift zu schreiben! > > > > You can use the short title inset (Einfügen->Kurztitel) to insert an > > alternative text for the headers. > > Unfortunately this alternative text appears in the running headings, too. > If you don't use the memoir class that solves this problem you can redefine > the \chaptermark command that does format the headings. See > http://www.texnik.de/fancy/header.phtml (This is Herberts Tips and Tricks > collection, the version at http://latex.s-v-p.de does not work anymore). > > > Georg
Re: problem with some document classes
Since I'm running Debian Sid I do the following: mkdir /usr/localshare/texmf/tex/latex Underneath that directory you can either make a separate directory/folder for each class style or leave them separate if it is just one file. For cleanliness I make sure each one has its own directory. Now if its a package from www.ctan.org it usually is tar'd up with its own directory in the first place. Underneath my directory tree I have the following so far: IEEEtran/ algorithms/ epigraph/ memoir/ paper/ pdfcolmk/ pdfdraftcopy/ pdftricks/ preprint/ prettyref/ resume/ runic/ move back up to the /usr/local/share/texmf directory. run texhash ls-R should be autogenerated. Then within LyX run Reconfigure followed by restarting LyX. Now LyX doesn't fully support memoir so when I need that class I use the latest version of Kile and code by hand, even though Kile does quite a bit of helping one out. -Marc On Monday 10 May 2004 08:05, Francisco Hidalgo Sola wrote: El Lun 10 May 2004 09:49, Jim escribió: This is one of the most common questions I see asked. You need to either copy the appropriate files (i.e; hollywood.cls) from /usr/share/lyx/examples (on my gentoo system) to somewhere in your tetex path, and of course run texhash, then reconfigure in lyx. I put a separate folder in /etc/texmf , called lyx and stuck the files there. Kind of a hack, but I don't update very often. Good luck. Jim Well, I guess you meant /usr/share/lyx/tex, I'm using gentoo too. From what I've read somewere else it should work if I run `texhash /usr/share/lyx/tex/` it would be the same, but it didn't work. So I simlinked that directory to /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/lyx and after a texhash worked fine. So, thank you, it finally worked. Francisco
Re: problem with some document classes
Since I'm running Debian Sid I do the following: mkdir /usr/localshare/texmf/tex/latex Underneath that directory you can either make a separate directory/folder for each class style or leave them separate if it is just one file. For cleanliness I make sure each one has its own directory. Now if its a package from www.ctan.org it usually is tar'd up with its own directory in the first place. Underneath my directory tree I have the following so far: IEEEtran/ algorithms/ epigraph/ memoir/ paper/ pdfcolmk/ pdfdraftcopy/ pdftricks/ preprint/ prettyref/ resume/ runic/ move back up to the /usr/local/share/texmf directory. run texhash ls-R should be autogenerated. Then within LyX run Reconfigure followed by restarting LyX. Now LyX doesn't fully support memoir so when I need that class I use the latest version of Kile and code by hand, even though Kile does quite a bit of helping one out. -Marc On Monday 10 May 2004 08:05, Francisco Hidalgo Sola wrote: El Lun 10 May 2004 09:49, Jim escribió: This is one of the most common questions I see asked. You need to either copy the appropriate files (i.e; hollywood.cls) from /usr/share/lyx/examples (on my gentoo system) to somewhere in your tetex path, and of course run texhash, then reconfigure in lyx. I put a separate folder in /etc/texmf , called lyx and stuck the files there. Kind of a hack, but I don't update very often. Good luck. Jim Well, I guess you meant /usr/share/lyx/tex, I'm using gentoo too. From what I've read somewere else it should work if I run `texhash /usr/share/lyx/tex/` it would be the same, but it didn't work. So I simlinked that directory to /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/lyx and after a texhash worked fine. So, thank you, it finally worked. Francisco
Re: problem with some document classes
Since I'm running Debian Sid I do the following: mkdir /usr/localshare/texmf/tex/latex Underneath that directory you can either make a separate directory/folder for each class style or leave them separate if it is just one file. For cleanliness I make sure each one has its own directory. Now if its a package from www.ctan.org it usually is tar'd up with its own directory in the first place. Underneath my directory tree I have the following so far: IEEEtran/ algorithms/ epigraph/ memoir/ paper/ pdfcolmk/ pdfdraftcopy/ pdftricks/ preprint/ prettyref/ resume/ runic/ move back up to the /usr/local/share/texmf directory. run texhash ls-R should be autogenerated. Then within LyX run Reconfigure followed by restarting LyX. Now LyX doesn't fully support memoir so when I need that class I use the latest version of Kile and code by hand, even though Kile does quite a bit of helping one out. -Marc On Monday 10 May 2004 08:05, Francisco Hidalgo Sola wrote: > El Lun 10 May 2004 09:49, Jim escribió: > > This is one of the most common questions I see asked. You need to either > > copy the appropriate files (i.e; hollywood.cls) from > > /usr/share/lyx/examples (on my gentoo system) to somewhere in your tetex > > path, and of course run texhash, then reconfigure in lyx. > > I put a separate folder in /etc/texmf , called lyx and stuck the files > > there. Kind of a hack, but I don't update very often. Good luck. > > Jim > > Well, I guess you meant /usr/share/lyx/tex, I'm using gentoo too. > From what I've read somewere else it should work if I run > `texhash /usr/share/lyx/tex/` it would be the same, but it didn't work. > So I simlinked that directory to /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/lyx and after a > texhash worked fine. > So, thank you, it finally worked. > > Francisco
Re: again lyx editor fonts /debian (woody) sorry
I get zero defects on Debian Sid running LyX, so my guess is his installation of textex-extra, available fonts for TeX/LaTeX and LyX are not complete. -Marc On Monday 03 May 2004 05:11, Angus Leeming wrote: Bernd Mehnert wrote: but after opening a document there is still the message: xset: bad font path element (#36), possible causes are: Directory does not exist or has wrong permissions Directory missing fonts.dir Incorrect font server address or syntax Unable to add font path. No font matches request. Using 'fixed'. Start LyX as 'lyx -dbg 515' to get more information. No font matches request. Using 'fixed'. Start LyX as 'lyx -dbg 515' to get more information. So did you? Why not do as the program suggests and post the debug output? Also, can you post the output from ldd $FULL_PATH_TO/lyx and there is still no $\mapsto$-symbol displayed. what problem could that be ? has there something to be configured? thank you for any answer..
Re: again lyx editor fonts /debian (woody) sorry
I get zero defects on Debian Sid running LyX, so my guess is his installation of textex-extra, available fonts for TeX/LaTeX and LyX are not complete. -Marc On Monday 03 May 2004 05:11, Angus Leeming wrote: Bernd Mehnert wrote: but after opening a document there is still the message: xset: bad font path element (#36), possible causes are: Directory does not exist or has wrong permissions Directory missing fonts.dir Incorrect font server address or syntax Unable to add font path. No font matches request. Using 'fixed'. Start LyX as 'lyx -dbg 515' to get more information. No font matches request. Using 'fixed'. Start LyX as 'lyx -dbg 515' to get more information. So did you? Why not do as the program suggests and post the debug output? Also, can you post the output from ldd $FULL_PATH_TO/lyx and there is still no $\mapsto$-symbol displayed. what problem could that be ? has there something to be configured? thank you for any answer..
Re: again lyx editor fonts /debian (woody) sorry
I get zero defects on Debian Sid running LyX, so my guess is his installation of textex-extra, available fonts for TeX/LaTeX and LyX are not complete. -Marc On Monday 03 May 2004 05:11, Angus Leeming wrote: > Bernd Mehnert wrote: > > but after opening a document there is still the message: > > > > xset: bad font path element (#36), possible causes are: > > Directory does not exist or has wrong permissions > > Directory missing fonts.dir > > Incorrect font server address or syntax > > Unable to add font path. > > No font matches request. Using 'fixed'. > > Start LyX as 'lyx -dbg 515' to get more information. > > No font matches request. Using 'fixed'. > > Start LyX as 'lyx -dbg 515' to get more information. > > So did you? Why not do as the program suggests and post the debug > output? > > Also, can you post the output from ldd $FULL_PATH_TO/lyx > > > and there is still no $\mapsto$-symbol displayed. what problem could > > that be ? has there something to be configured? thank you for any > > answer..
Re: No date
using the ERT add the following LaTeX command.
\date{} /* The empty string should suffice
-Marc
On Tuesday 16 March 2004 11:37, Carlos Lopez Nataren wrote:
Hello everyone, I've been wanting to take out the date in the first page
of my document with lyx, is there any way I could do this in the
report class???
thanks a lot for any recommendation.
natorro
Re: table of contents links
This works with hyperref package.
Here is an example:
Make sure you have hyperref as your last referenced package in your preamble
\usepackage[colorlinks=true,bookmarks=true,letterpaper]{hyperref}
Within your document referencing part, chapter, section, etc. use the ERT
command to get straight LaTeX.
\part*{Part Title}
\phantomsection
\addcontentsline{toc}{part}{tocTitleInsert}
-Marc
On Thursday 29 April 2004 15:56, Dominique Buenzli wrote:
Hello !
I just started with lyx, so sorry if this is a stupid question...
I would love if my table of contents would be hyperlinked to the right
chapter/section/subsections on the final pdf file.
With TexShop (another LaTex software) I just used this command at the
beginning of my document: \usepackage{hyperref} and it would work.
How to do the same with lyx ?
Thanks a lot for your answer.
Dominique
Re: No date
using the ERT add the following LaTeX command.
\date{} /* The empty string should suffice
-Marc
On Tuesday 16 March 2004 11:37, Carlos Lopez Nataren wrote:
Hello everyone, I've been wanting to take out the date in the first page
of my document with lyx, is there any way I could do this in the
report class???
thanks a lot for any recommendation.
natorro
Re: table of contents links
This works with hyperref package.
Here is an example:
Make sure you have hyperref as your last referenced package in your preamble
\usepackage[colorlinks=true,bookmarks=true,letterpaper]{hyperref}
Within your document referencing part, chapter, section, etc. use the ERT
command to get straight LaTeX.
\part*{Part Title}
\phantomsection
\addcontentsline{toc}{part}{tocTitleInsert}
-Marc
On Thursday 29 April 2004 15:56, Dominique Buenzli wrote:
Hello !
I just started with lyx, so sorry if this is a stupid question...
I would love if my table of contents would be hyperlinked to the right
chapter/section/subsections on the final pdf file.
With TexShop (another LaTex software) I just used this command at the
beginning of my document: \usepackage{hyperref} and it would work.
How to do the same with lyx ?
Thanks a lot for your answer.
Dominique
Re: No date
using the ERT add the following LaTeX command.
\date{} /* The empty string should suffice
-Marc
On Tuesday 16 March 2004 11:37, Carlos Lopez Nataren wrote:
> Hello everyone, I've been wanting to take out the date in the first page
> of my document with lyx, is there any way I could do this in the
> "report" class???
>
> thanks a lot for any recommendation.
>
> natorro
Re: table of contents links
This works with hyperref package.
Here is an example:
Make sure you have hyperref as your last referenced package in your preamble
\usepackage[colorlinks=true,bookmarks=true,letterpaper]{hyperref}
Within your document referencing part, chapter, section, etc. use the ERT
command to get straight LaTeX.
\part*{Part Title}
\phantomsection
\addcontentsline{toc}{part}{tocTitleInsert}
-Marc
On Thursday 29 April 2004 15:56, Dominique Buenzli wrote:
> Hello !
> I just started with lyx, so sorry if this is a stupid question...
>
> I would love if my table of contents would be hyperlinked to the right
> chapter/section/subsections on the final pdf file.
>
> With TexShop (another LaTex software) I just used this command at the
> beginning of my document: \usepackage{hyperref} and it would work.
> How to do the same with lyx ?
>
> Thanks a lot for your answer.
> Dominique
Re: eps versus jpg
Does MatLab support TIFF? If so export via TIFF, launch the GIMP or Photoshop and use either app to deal with JPG. If on Windows an excellent application dealing with various file formats is IrfanView. http://www.irfanview.com Grab both portions of the app and your jpgs, tiffs, etc.. will be fully compliant. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 21:33, Owen Lucas wrote: I use matlab and LyX all the time. I would simply suggest staying away from jpgs. The jpg output from matlab is usually poor quality and it only gets worse when the LyX output is produced. Enlighten me if there is a reason that jpg is the only way to go. Melanie Gross wrote: Hi, I inserted two images side by side and this works fine as long I insert two eps-files. If I want to insert an eps- and a jpg-file the jpg-image looks much smaller than the eps although both columns are sized 50% and the images within their columns are sized 100%. The jpg-file seems to have a white frame around it. I exported both images from matlab graphics, does the problem come from exporting and can I work around it in Lyx? Thank you, Melanie
Re: eps versus jpg
One should use the graphics format best suited for the number of unique colors in the source file, as well as the one that produces the smallest output without losing quality. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 21:33, Owen Lucas wrote: I use matlab and LyX all the time. I would simply suggest staying away from jpgs. The jpg output from matlab is usually poor quality and it only gets worse when the LyX output is produced. Enlighten me if there is a reason that jpg is the only way to go. Melanie Gross wrote: Hi, I inserted two images side by side and this works fine as long I insert two eps-files. If I want to insert an eps- and a jpg-file the jpg-image looks much smaller than the eps although both columns are sized 50% and the images within their columns are sized 100%. The jpg-file seems to have a white frame around it. I exported both images from matlab graphics, does the problem come from exporting and can I work around it in Lyx? Thank you, Melanie
Re: appendix
Create custom commands with specified tab insets. -Marc On Thursday 29 April 2004 09:44, Melanie Gross wrote: Hi, I have inserted an appendix in my file which should contain some programs that I have written. I have inserted the files but they do not look good because all lines which should be indented e.g. after if-instructions are not indented anymore. Is there a way to keep the layout of the program? Thank you, Melanie
Re: eps versus jpg
Does MatLab support TIFF? If so export via TIFF, launch the GIMP or Photoshop and use either app to deal with JPG. If on Windows an excellent application dealing with various file formats is IrfanView. http://www.irfanview.com Grab both portions of the app and your jpgs, tiffs, etc.. will be fully compliant. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 21:33, Owen Lucas wrote: I use matlab and LyX all the time. I would simply suggest staying away from jpgs. The jpg output from matlab is usually poor quality and it only gets worse when the LyX output is produced. Enlighten me if there is a reason that jpg is the only way to go. Melanie Gross wrote: Hi, I inserted two images side by side and this works fine as long I insert two eps-files. If I want to insert an eps- and a jpg-file the jpg-image looks much smaller than the eps although both columns are sized 50% and the images within their columns are sized 100%. The jpg-file seems to have a white frame around it. I exported both images from matlab graphics, does the problem come from exporting and can I work around it in Lyx? Thank you, Melanie
Re: eps versus jpg
One should use the graphics format best suited for the number of unique colors in the source file, as well as the one that produces the smallest output without losing quality. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 21:33, Owen Lucas wrote: I use matlab and LyX all the time. I would simply suggest staying away from jpgs. The jpg output from matlab is usually poor quality and it only gets worse when the LyX output is produced. Enlighten me if there is a reason that jpg is the only way to go. Melanie Gross wrote: Hi, I inserted two images side by side and this works fine as long I insert two eps-files. If I want to insert an eps- and a jpg-file the jpg-image looks much smaller than the eps although both columns are sized 50% and the images within their columns are sized 100%. The jpg-file seems to have a white frame around it. I exported both images from matlab graphics, does the problem come from exporting and can I work around it in Lyx? Thank you, Melanie
Re: appendix
Create custom commands with specified tab insets. -Marc On Thursday 29 April 2004 09:44, Melanie Gross wrote: Hi, I have inserted an appendix in my file which should contain some programs that I have written. I have inserted the files but they do not look good because all lines which should be indented e.g. after if-instructions are not indented anymore. Is there a way to keep the layout of the program? Thank you, Melanie
Re: eps versus jpg
Does MatLab support TIFF? If so export via TIFF, launch the GIMP or Photoshop and use either app to deal with JPG. If on Windows an excellent application dealing with various file formats is IrfanView. http://www.irfanview.com Grab both portions of the app and your jpgs, tiffs, etc.. will be fully compliant. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 21:33, Owen Lucas wrote: > I use matlab and LyX all the time. I would simply suggest staying away > from jpgs. The jpg output from matlab is usually poor quality and it > only gets worse when the LyX output is produced. Enlighten me if there > is a reason that jpg is the only way to go. > > Melanie Gross wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I inserted two images side by side and this works fine as long I insert > > two eps-files. If I want to insert an eps- and a jpg-file the jpg-image > > looks much smaller than the eps although both columns are sized 50% and > > the images within their columns are sized 100%. The jpg-file seems to > > have a white frame around it. I exported both images from matlab > > graphics, does the problem come from exporting and can I work around it > > in Lyx? > > > > Thank you, > > Melanie
Re: eps versus jpg
One should use the graphics format best suited for the number of unique colors in the source file, as well as the one that produces the smallest output without losing quality. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 21:33, Owen Lucas wrote: > I use matlab and LyX all the time. I would simply suggest staying away > from jpgs. The jpg output from matlab is usually poor quality and it > only gets worse when the LyX output is produced. Enlighten me if there > is a reason that jpg is the only way to go. > > Melanie Gross wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I inserted two images side by side and this works fine as long I insert > > two eps-files. If I want to insert an eps- and a jpg-file the jpg-image > > looks much smaller than the eps although both columns are sized 50% and > > the images within their columns are sized 100%. The jpg-file seems to > > have a white frame around it. I exported both images from matlab > > graphics, does the problem come from exporting and can I work around it > > in Lyx? > > > > Thank you, > > Melanie
Re: appendix
Create custom commands with specified tab insets. -Marc On Thursday 29 April 2004 09:44, Melanie Gross wrote: > Hi, > > I have inserted an appendix in my file which should contain some > programs that I have written. I have inserted the files but they do not > look good because all lines which should be indented e.g. after > if-instructions are not indented anymore. Is there a way to keep the > layout of the program? > > Thank you, > Melanie
Re: help with accents
Well, To track down this annoyance we need to know something of your system configuration at home. List the following information: 1. Operating System 2. glibc library version and its locales listing. For example, myself: 1. Debian Unstable (2.6.5 kernel) 2. locales 2.3.2.ds1-1 3. glibc-2.3.2.ds1-12 How I modify the locales is with the package GkDebconf and under the base section select locales and choose which ones I want to be locally supported. Besides the standard Western I include the en_US.ISO-8859-1, en_US.ISO-8859-15 and en_US.UTF-8 locales to be generated for my Debian System. Of course you would choose the one's appropriate to your native language that is supported. But until one knows what your configuration is it's a Shot in the Dark. -Marc On Tuesday 27 April 2004 11:23, John Coppens wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 12:49:06 -0300 Beny Spira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So, I understand that the document _did_ show correctly at your home, but was modified when you sent it back to your work. Is that correct? Or was it already missing characters when you worked on it at home? If you lost the characters while sending the document, how did you send it? By FTP? If so, did you enable BINARY transmission? John Hi John The characters disappeared when the document was sent as an attachment by e-mail from home to work. There was no problem when the same document was sent before by e-mail from work to home. As Marc has already pointed out, it seems that there is a problem with the locales, but I do not know how to fix it. I do this kind of transfer (by e-mail) all the time with other files (.doc, .sxw, .txt etc...), and it never happened before. Any suggestions? Beny Which program do you use at work and which one at home to send the documents? It's probably there that the problem lies. I think that the easiest thing to do would be to ZIP the file before sending. I think the mail program probably catalogs the .lyx extension as plain text or so, as it may not be declared to be binary, and so all characters above 127 are deleted. Also, be sure not to include it in the mail as a text attachment. Text is not supposed to have accented characters. If you use an extension known to be binary, it should go through well. I know there is a way to declare the .lyx extension as a binary mime, but I don't know how... John PS: you could just rename it from xxx.lyx to xxx.zip. That might work too. PS2: I believe the mime types should be defined in your ~/.mailcap file or /etc/mime.types, but I'm not sure which (I believe it's the latter - /etc/mime.types) -- % Beny Spira Departamento de Microbiologia Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas Universidade de São Paulo Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes 1374 São Paulo-SPCEP:05508-900 Tel: 5511-3091-7347 FAX: 5511-3091-7354 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] %
Re: help with accents
Zipping seems to be an unnecessary workaround. I tested a few files and submitted via my remote mail server and nothing was lost in the files during submission or fetch. What is your Mail Server you use? Postfix works quite well for this without the need of zip, though zip does add the benefit of compression. The more difficult part is if one gets into the habit of attaching zip archives to third parties who don't have a zip unarchiving/archiving utilitiy it is useless. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 10:55, Beny Spira wrote: Which program do you use at work and which one at home to send the documents? It's probably there that the problem lies. I think that the easiest thing to do would be to ZIP the file before sending. I think the mail program probably catalogs the .lyx extension as plain text or so, as it may not be declared to be binary, and so all characters above 127 are deleted. Also, be sure not to include it in the mail as a text attachment. Text is not supposed to have accented characters. If you use an extension known to be binary, it should go through well. I know there is a way to declare the .lyx extension as a binary mime, but I don't know how... John Yes, zipping the file prevented the disappearance of the characters. Thanks Beny
Re: help with accents
Well, To track down this annoyance we need to know something of your system configuration at home. List the following information: 1. Operating System 2. glibc library version and its locales listing. For example, myself: 1. Debian Unstable (2.6.5 kernel) 2. locales 2.3.2.ds1-1 3. glibc-2.3.2.ds1-12 How I modify the locales is with the package GkDebconf and under the base section select locales and choose which ones I want to be locally supported. Besides the standard Western I include the en_US.ISO-8859-1, en_US.ISO-8859-15 and en_US.UTF-8 locales to be generated for my Debian System. Of course you would choose the one's appropriate to your native language that is supported. But until one knows what your configuration is it's a Shot in the Dark. -Marc On Tuesday 27 April 2004 11:23, John Coppens wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 12:49:06 -0300 Beny Spira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So, I understand that the document _did_ show correctly at your home, but was modified when you sent it back to your work. Is that correct? Or was it already missing characters when you worked on it at home? If you lost the characters while sending the document, how did you send it? By FTP? If so, did you enable BINARY transmission? John Hi John The characters disappeared when the document was sent as an attachment by e-mail from home to work. There was no problem when the same document was sent before by e-mail from work to home. As Marc has already pointed out, it seems that there is a problem with the locales, but I do not know how to fix it. I do this kind of transfer (by e-mail) all the time with other files (.doc, .sxw, .txt etc...), and it never happened before. Any suggestions? Beny Which program do you use at work and which one at home to send the documents? It's probably there that the problem lies. I think that the easiest thing to do would be to ZIP the file before sending. I think the mail program probably catalogs the .lyx extension as plain text or so, as it may not be declared to be binary, and so all characters above 127 are deleted. Also, be sure not to include it in the mail as a text attachment. Text is not supposed to have accented characters. If you use an extension known to be binary, it should go through well. I know there is a way to declare the .lyx extension as a binary mime, but I don't know how... John PS: you could just rename it from xxx.lyx to xxx.zip. That might work too. PS2: I believe the mime types should be defined in your ~/.mailcap file or /etc/mime.types, but I'm not sure which (I believe it's the latter - /etc/mime.types) -- % Beny Spira Departamento de Microbiologia Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas Universidade de São Paulo Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes 1374 São Paulo-SPCEP:05508-900 Tel: 5511-3091-7347 FAX: 5511-3091-7354 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] %
Re: help with accents
Zipping seems to be an unnecessary workaround. I tested a few files and submitted via my remote mail server and nothing was lost in the files during submission or fetch. What is your Mail Server you use? Postfix works quite well for this without the need of zip, though zip does add the benefit of compression. The more difficult part is if one gets into the habit of attaching zip archives to third parties who don't have a zip unarchiving/archiving utilitiy it is useless. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 10:55, Beny Spira wrote: Which program do you use at work and which one at home to send the documents? It's probably there that the problem lies. I think that the easiest thing to do would be to ZIP the file before sending. I think the mail program probably catalogs the .lyx extension as plain text or so, as it may not be declared to be binary, and so all characters above 127 are deleted. Also, be sure not to include it in the mail as a text attachment. Text is not supposed to have accented characters. If you use an extension known to be binary, it should go through well. I know there is a way to declare the .lyx extension as a binary mime, but I don't know how... John Yes, zipping the file prevented the disappearance of the characters. Thanks Beny
Re: help with accents
Well, To track down this annoyance we need to know something of your system configuration at home. List the following information: 1. Operating System 2. glibc library version and its locales listing. For example, myself: 1. Debian Unstable (2.6.5 kernel) 2. locales 2.3.2.ds1-1 3. glibc-2.3.2.ds1-12 How I modify the locales is with the package GkDebconf and under the base section select locales and choose which ones I want to be locally supported. Besides the standard Western I include the en_US.ISO-8859-1, en_US.ISO-8859-15 and en_US.UTF-8 locales to be generated for my Debian System. Of course you would choose the one's appropriate to your native language that is supported. But until one knows what your configuration is it's a "Shot in the Dark." -Marc On Tuesday 27 April 2004 11:23, John Coppens wrote: > On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 12:49:06 -0300 > > Beny Spira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > So, I understand that the document _did_ show correctly at your home, > > > but was modified when you sent it back to your work. Is that correct? > > > Or was it already missing characters when you worked on it at home? > > > > > > If you lost the characters while sending the document, how did you > > > send it? By FTP? If so, did you enable BINARY transmission? > > > > > > John > > > > Hi John > > The characters disappeared when the document was sent as an attachment > > by e-mail from home to work. There was no problem when the same document > > was sent before by e-mail from work to home. As Marc has already pointed > > out, it seems that there is a problem with the locales, but I do not > > know how to fix it. I do this kind of transfer (by e-mail) all the time > > with other files (.doc, .sxw, .txt etc...), and it never happened > > before. Any suggestions? > > Beny > > Which program do you use at work and which one at home to send the > documents? It's probably there that the problem lies. I think that the > easiest thing to do would be to ZIP the file before sending. I think the > mail program probably catalogs the .lyx extension as plain text or so, as > it may not be declared to be binary, and so all characters above 127 are > deleted. > > Also, be sure not to include it in the mail as a text attachment. Text is > not supposed to have accented characters. > > If you use an extension known to be binary, it should go through well. I > know there is a way to declare the .lyx extension as a binary mime, but I > don't know how... > > John > > PS: you could just rename it from xxx.lyx to xxx.zip. That might work too. > > PS2: I believe the mime types should be defined in your ~/.mailcap file or > /etc/mime.types, but I'm not sure which (I believe it's the latter - > /etc/mime.types) > > > -- > > % > > Beny Spira > > Departamento de Microbiologia > > Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas > > Universidade de São Paulo > > Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes 1374 > > São Paulo-SPCEP:05508-900 > > Tel: 5511-3091-7347 > > FAX: 5511-3091-7354 > > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > %
Re: help with accents
Zipping seems to be an unnecessary workaround. I tested a few files and submitted via my remote mail server and nothing was lost in the files during submission or fetch. What is your Mail Server you use? Postfix works quite well for this without the need of zip, though zip does add the benefit of compression. The more difficult part is if one gets into the habit of attaching zip archives to third parties who don't have a zip unarchiving/archiving utilitiy it is useless. -Marc On Wednesday 28 April 2004 10:55, Beny Spira wrote: > > Which program do you use at work and which one at home to send the > > documents? It's probably there that the problem lies. I think that the > > easiest thing to do would be to ZIP the file before sending. I think the > > mail program probably catalogs the .lyx extension as plain text or so, as > > it may not be declared to be binary, and so all characters above 127 are > > deleted. > > > > Also, be sure not to include it in the mail as a text attachment. Text is > > not supposed to have accented characters. > > > > If you use an extension known to be binary, it should go through well. I > > know there is a way to declare the .lyx extension as a binary mime, but I > > don't know how... > > > > John > > Yes, zipping the file prevented the disappearance of the characters. > Thanks > Beny
Re: help with accents
Beny, Sounds like a localization issue with the locales package installed on your system. Since you don't list the operating system you have running and what locales package support you have installed versus that of the other system I would check this as an option to investigate. I'd also check whether or not your TeX/LaTeX installation wasn't corrupted by any chance. -Marc J. Driftmeyer On Monday 26 April 2004 08:49, Beny Spira wrote: Could you post a (short) example lyx document that works on your home machine and not on your work one. Sure, but first i would like to make something clear. The original document was written at work (with the ABTN2 keyboard), I continued to work on it at home (english keyboard) and today I sent it back to work. Then the problem with the accents appeared. Here is a small sample of the output in lyx: H uma estrutura secundria de RNA localizada na regio intergenica entre pstS e pstC, cuja presena foi demonstrada pela tcnica de extenso de primer But it should be: Há uma estrutura secundária de RNA localizada na região intergenica entre pstS e pstC, cuja presença foi demonstrada pela técnica de extensão de primer Beny
Re: help with accents
Beny, Sounds like a localization issue with the locales package installed on your system. Since you don't list the operating system you have running and what locales package support you have installed versus that of the other system I would check this as an option to investigate. I'd also check whether or not your TeX/LaTeX installation wasn't corrupted by any chance. -Marc J. Driftmeyer On Monday 26 April 2004 08:49, Beny Spira wrote: Could you post a (short) example lyx document that works on your home machine and not on your work one. Sure, but first i would like to make something clear. The original document was written at work (with the ABTN2 keyboard), I continued to work on it at home (english keyboard) and today I sent it back to work. Then the problem with the accents appeared. Here is a small sample of the output in lyx: H uma estrutura secundria de RNA localizada na regio intergenica entre pstS e pstC, cuja presena foi demonstrada pela tcnica de extenso de primer But it should be: Há uma estrutura secundária de RNA localizada na região intergenica entre pstS e pstC, cuja presença foi demonstrada pela técnica de extensão de primer Beny
Re: help with accents
Beny, Sounds like a localization issue with the locales package installed on your system. Since you don't list the operating system you have running and what locales package support you have installed versus that of the other system I would check this as an option to investigate. I'd also check whether or not your TeX/LaTeX installation wasn't corrupted by any chance. -Marc J. Driftmeyer On Monday 26 April 2004 08:49, Beny Spira wrote: > > Could you post a (short) example lyx document that works on your home > > machine and not on your work one. > > Sure, but first i would like to make something clear. The original > document was written at work (with the ABTN2 keyboard), I continued to > work on it at home (english keyboard) and today I sent it back to work. > Then the problem with the accents appeared. > Here is a small sample of the output in lyx: > "H uma estrutura secundria de RNA localizada na regio intergenica entre > pstS e pstC, cuja presena foi demonstrada pela tcnica de extenso de > primer" > But it should be: > "Há uma estrutura secundária de RNA localizada na região intergenica > entre pstS e pstC, cuja presença foi demonstrada pela técnica de > extensão de primer" > > Beny
Re: ASCII considered obscure
We call them there flared trousers as either flared jeans or bell-bottoms. -Marc On Sunday 25 April 2004 16:20, robin wrote: John Levon wrote: On Sun, Apr 25, 2004 at 10:25:26PM +0200, Reuben Thomas wrote: First, in most programs, Text is a file type listed on the save dialog, not under Export, which tends to be reserved for non-editable formats such as PDF. This is certainly the case in most word processors. Hence, she was confused because there was no option in Save as to change the file type to text. I've wanted this for a while. Secondly, and much easier to fix, she then said but there's no option to export as text. She didn't know that ASCII means plain text. I suggest the menu entry be changed to say Plain text or similar, again, in line with most wordprocessors. Plain Text is a good idea. File a bug. Reluctantly, I agree. These days knowing what ASCII means is equivalent to knowing what a bulletin board is, or having worn flared trousers in the 1970s. Robin
Re: ASCII considered obscure
We call them there flared trousers as either flared jeans or bell-bottoms. -Marc On Sunday 25 April 2004 16:20, robin wrote: John Levon wrote: On Sun, Apr 25, 2004 at 10:25:26PM +0200, Reuben Thomas wrote: First, in most programs, Text is a file type listed on the save dialog, not under Export, which tends to be reserved for non-editable formats such as PDF. This is certainly the case in most word processors. Hence, she was confused because there was no option in Save as to change the file type to text. I've wanted this for a while. Secondly, and much easier to fix, she then said but there's no option to export as text. She didn't know that ASCII means plain text. I suggest the menu entry be changed to say Plain text or similar, again, in line with most wordprocessors. Plain Text is a good idea. File a bug. Reluctantly, I agree. These days knowing what ASCII means is equivalent to knowing what a bulletin board is, or having worn flared trousers in the 1970s. Robin
Re: "ASCII" considered obscure
We call them there flared trousers as either flared jeans or "bell-bottoms." -Marc On Sunday 25 April 2004 16:20, robin wrote: > John Levon wrote: > > On Sun, Apr 25, 2004 at 10:25:26PM +0200, Reuben Thomas wrote: > >>First, in most programs, "Text" is a file type listed on the save dialog, > >>not under "Export", which tends to be reserved for non-editable formats > >>such as PDF. This is certainly the case in most word processors. Hence, > >>she was confused because there was no option in "Save as" to change the > >>file type to text. > > > > I've wanted this for a while. > > > >>Secondly, and much easier to fix, she then said "but there's no option to > >>export as text". She didn't know that ASCII means plain text. I suggest > >>the menu entry be changed to say "Plain text" or similar, again, in line > >>with most wordprocessors. > > > > "Plain Text" is a good idea. File a bug. > > Reluctantly, I agree. These days knowing what ASCII means is equivalent > to knowing what a bulletin board is, or having worn flared trousers in > the 1970s. > > Robin
Re: change tracking feature extension request.
One solution for the fear of large documents being sent for change tracking. Generate a top level document that is nothing more than \include filenames of every piece of the document and offer a reference within the finished document which part of the overall document this section references. myCompleteDocument.lyx As a structure it would appear as a sort of meta document. If we wanted to worry about every little nuance why not just integrate Subversion as an optional Service with LyX and people could commit changes to documents and once verified they could fork that to a release update. -Marc J. Driftmeyer On Tuesday 20 April 2004 10:06, Ralph Boland wrote: As a lyx user I am forever thankful (and forever expecting more) for the work of lyx developers. I read on the internet that lyx 1.4 supports change tracking. I will be glad to use this feature once lyx 1.4 is released but I already want more. I am developing a parser generator tool and when I release it the documentation will be in Lyx. I would like for users who find errors in the documentation to be able to send me files pointing out these errors. Change tracking will allow a way of doing this. Users can simply send me a copy of the documentation containing the proposed changes that they added using the change tracking facility. But a number of problems immediately come to mind. 1) I don't want users to send me a complete file (say the size of the lyx user's guide) just to point out a few minor mistakes. They could instead send me a diff file of the two verions of the documentations and I could then reconstruct their verion of the documentation from from my copy of the original lyx document and the diff file. This all sounds quite complicated. Instead, lyx could have a command createLyxDiff which creates this diff file (say doc.lyx.diff) or (preferably) some other file containing the necessary information. The user then sends me the file doc.lyx.diff. I then run lyx on my copy of the docuumentation and from lyx run the command installDiffFile: doc.lyx.diff which morphs my copy of the documention to the users version containing his/her comments. I then run the change tracking facility features to update the documentation. I think that this would be nice feature but it has problems of its own. 2)If the above feature is implemented then there is a problem. If two users send me change files to update my documentation then once I update the documentation based on one of the files, the other file will not match correctly with the updated version of the document since it was created based on the older original version of the documentation. Thus the installDiffFile: command needs to be able to load multiple (possibly a large number) of doc.lyx.diff.num files at one time and the change tracking facility of lyx needs to support processing them all at one time. With this feature when the document is released it would have embedded in it a date stamp. Once that date is reached copies of the document would not allow change tracking to be used (with some kind of override facility of course). Also, once that date is reached I would run lyx on the document and all the doc.lyx.diff.num files I have received and update the documentation accordingly. I would then release the new version of the documentation with a new embedded date stamp. Note that this implies documentation releases, much more often then say the sofware releases. I believe this mechanism will result in much more rapid development of user documentation. It should result in documentation that is very clean in terms of typos (but of course doesn't guaranttee quality documention). Since the documentation for Lyx is in Lyx, the first benifitiary of this feature could be Lyx itself. Comments welcome. Ralph Boland
Re: change tracking feature extension request.
One solution for the fear of large documents being sent for change tracking. Generate a top level document that is nothing more than \include filenames of every piece of the document and offer a reference within the finished document which part of the overall document this section references. myCompleteDocument.lyx As a structure it would appear as a sort of meta document. If we wanted to worry about every little nuance why not just integrate Subversion as an optional Service with LyX and people could commit changes to documents and once verified they could fork that to a release update. -Marc J. Driftmeyer On Tuesday 20 April 2004 10:06, Ralph Boland wrote: As a lyx user I am forever thankful (and forever expecting more) for the work of lyx developers. I read on the internet that lyx 1.4 supports change tracking. I will be glad to use this feature once lyx 1.4 is released but I already want more. I am developing a parser generator tool and when I release it the documentation will be in Lyx. I would like for users who find errors in the documentation to be able to send me files pointing out these errors. Change tracking will allow a way of doing this. Users can simply send me a copy of the documentation containing the proposed changes that they added using the change tracking facility. But a number of problems immediately come to mind. 1) I don't want users to send me a complete file (say the size of the lyx user's guide) just to point out a few minor mistakes. They could instead send me a diff file of the two verions of the documentations and I could then reconstruct their verion of the documentation from from my copy of the original lyx document and the diff file. This all sounds quite complicated. Instead, lyx could have a command createLyxDiff which creates this diff file (say doc.lyx.diff) or (preferably) some other file containing the necessary information. The user then sends me the file doc.lyx.diff. I then run lyx on my copy of the docuumentation and from lyx run the command installDiffFile: doc.lyx.diff which morphs my copy of the documention to the users version containing his/her comments. I then run the change tracking facility features to update the documentation. I think that this would be nice feature but it has problems of its own. 2)If the above feature is implemented then there is a problem. If two users send me change files to update my documentation then once I update the documentation based on one of the files, the other file will not match correctly with the updated version of the document since it was created based on the older original version of the documentation. Thus the installDiffFile: command needs to be able to load multiple (possibly a large number) of doc.lyx.diff.num files at one time and the change tracking facility of lyx needs to support processing them all at one time. With this feature when the document is released it would have embedded in it a date stamp. Once that date is reached copies of the document would not allow change tracking to be used (with some kind of override facility of course). Also, once that date is reached I would run lyx on the document and all the doc.lyx.diff.num files I have received and update the documentation accordingly. I would then release the new version of the documentation with a new embedded date stamp. Note that this implies documentation releases, much more often then say the sofware releases. I believe this mechanism will result in much more rapid development of user documentation. It should result in documentation that is very clean in terms of typos (but of course doesn't guaranttee quality documention). Since the documentation for Lyx is in Lyx, the first benifitiary of this feature could be Lyx itself. Comments welcome. Ralph Boland
Re: change tracking feature extension request.
One solution for the fear of large documents being sent for change tracking. Generate a top level document that is nothing more than \include filenames of every piece of the document and offer a reference within the finished document which part of the overall document this section references. myCompleteDocument.lyx As a structure it would appear as a sort of meta document. If we wanted to worry about every little nuance why not just integrate Subversion as an optional Service with LyX and people could commit changes to documents and once verified they could fork that to a release update. -Marc J. Driftmeyer On Tuesday 20 April 2004 10:06, Ralph Boland wrote: > As a lyx user I am forever thankful (and forever expecting more) > for the work of lyx developers. > I read on the internet that lyx 1.4 supports change tracking. > > I will be glad to use this feature once lyx 1.4 is released > but I already want more. > > I am developing a parser generator tool and when I release it the > documentation will be in Lyx. > > I would like for users who find errors in the documentation > to be able to send me files pointing out these errors. > Change tracking will allow a way of doing this. > Users can simply send me a copy of the documentation containing > the proposed changes that they added using the change tracking facility. > > But a number of problems immediately come to mind. > > 1) I don't want users to send me a complete file > (say the size of the lyx user's guide) > just to point out a few minor mistakes. > They could instead send me a diff file > of the two verions of the documentations and I could then > reconstruct their verion of the documentation from from > my copy of the original lyx document and the diff file. > >This all sounds quite complicated. > Instead, lyx could have a command >"createLyxDiff" >which creates this diff file (say doc.lyx.diff) or (preferably) >some other file containing the necessary information. >The user then sends me the file doc.lyx.diff. I then run lyx >on my copy of the docuumentation and from lyx run the command > "installDiffFile: doc.lyx.diff" >which morphs my copy of the documention to > the users version containing his/her comments. > I then run the change tracking facility features to update the > documentation. > I think that this would be nice feature but it has problems of its > own. > > 2)If the above feature is implemented then there is a problem. >If two users send me change files to > update my documentation then once I update the documentation > based on one of the files, the other file will not match > correctly with the updated version of the document since > it was created based on the older original version of > the documentation. > Thus the "installDiffFile:" command needs > to be able to load multiple (possibly a large number) of > doc.lyx.diff.num files at one time and > the change tracking facility of lyx needs to support processing > them all at one time. > > With this feature when the document is released > it would have embedded in it a date stamp. > Once that date is reached copies of the document would not > allow change tracking to be used (with some kind of > override facility of course). > Also, once that date is reached I would run > lyx on the document and all the doc.lyx.diff.num files I have > received and update the documentation accordingly. > I would then release the new version of the documentation > with a new embedded date stamp. > > Note that this implies documentation releases, > much more often then say the sofware releases. > I believe this mechanism will result in much more rapid > development of user documentation. > It should result in documentation that is very clean in terms > of typos (but of course doesn't guaranttee quality documention). > Since the documentation for Lyx is in Lyx, the first > benifitiary of this feature could be Lyx itself. > > Comments welcome. > > Ralph Boland
Re: myTitlePage
And don't forget that since you are putting styles, classes and packages
inside your local texmf/ directory you have to run texhash and let it update
and generate the ls-R index.
Debian: /usr/local/share/texmf
I run Edit-Reconfigure afterwards and it will work, when there is at least
preliminary support for your package, sty or cls file.
Example: memoir has cursory support, but something like resume.cls has zero
support. I don't use LyX when I am writing a resume. I utilize Kile and it
works great.
-Marc J. Driftmeyer
On Tuesday 13 April 2004 12:12 am, robin wrote:
Robert Orr wrote:
I think you need to re-configure after putting the
.sty file where LyX can find it.
edit-reconfigure
And maybe run texhash first?
Robin
--- Beny Spira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am a newbie trying to use the myTitlePage
package created by
Herbert Voss in Lyx. I got the following latex error
when I put
\usepackage{myTitlePage} in the Preamble or tried to
implement it as a
new layout:
Latex Error: [EMAIL PROTECTED] undefined
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
{%
I don't have the slightest idea what might be wrong.
Have anyone tried
to use this package. Is there another way to
personalize a Title page?
thanks in advance
Beny
--
%
Beny Spira
Departamento de Microbiologia
Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas
Universidade de São Paulo
Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes 1374
São Paulo-SPCEP:05508-900
Tel: 5511-3091-7347
FAX: 5511-3091-7354
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
%
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Re: myTitlePage
And don't forget that since you are putting styles, classes and packages
inside your local texmf/ directory you have to run texhash and let it update
and generate the ls-R index.
Debian: /usr/local/share/texmf
I run Edit-Reconfigure afterwards and it will work, when there is at least
preliminary support for your package, sty or cls file.
Example: memoir has cursory support, but something like resume.cls has zero
support. I don't use LyX when I am writing a resume. I utilize Kile and it
works great.
-Marc J. Driftmeyer
On Tuesday 13 April 2004 12:12 am, robin wrote:
Robert Orr wrote:
I think you need to re-configure after putting the
.sty file where LyX can find it.
edit-reconfigure
And maybe run texhash first?
Robin
--- Beny Spira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am a newbie trying to use the myTitlePage
package created by
Herbert Voss in Lyx. I got the following latex error
when I put
\usepackage{myTitlePage} in the Preamble or tried to
implement it as a
new layout:
Latex Error: [EMAIL PROTECTED] undefined
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
{%
I don't have the slightest idea what might be wrong.
Have anyone tried
to use this package. Is there another way to
personalize a Title page?
thanks in advance
Beny
--
%
Beny Spira
Departamento de Microbiologia
Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas
Universidade de São Paulo
Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes 1374
São Paulo-SPCEP:05508-900
Tel: 5511-3091-7347
FAX: 5511-3091-7354
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
%
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Re: myTitlePage
And don't forget that since you are putting styles, classes and packages
inside your local texmf/ directory you have to run texhash and let it update
and generate the ls-R index.
Debian: /usr/local/share/texmf
I run Edit->Reconfigure afterwards and it will work, when there is at least
preliminary support for your package, sty or cls file.
Example: memoir has cursory support, but something like resume.cls has zero
support. I don't use LyX when I am writing a resume. I utilize Kile and it
works great.
-Marc J. Driftmeyer
On Tuesday 13 April 2004 12:12 am, robin wrote:
> Robert Orr wrote:
> > I think you need to re-configure after putting the
> > .sty file where LyX can find it.
> >
> > edit->reconfigure
>
> And maybe run texhash first?
>
> Robin
>
> > --- Beny Spira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>Hi
> >> I am a newbie trying to use the "myTitlePage"
> >>package created by
> >>Herbert Voss in Lyx. I got the following latex error
> >>when I put
> >>\usepackage{myTitlePage} in the Preamble or tried to
> >>implement it as a
> >>new layout:
> >>
> >>Latex Error: [EMAIL PROTECTED] undefined
> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>{%
> >>
> >>I don't have the slightest idea what might be wrong.
> >>Have anyone tried
> >>to use this package. Is there another way to
> >>personalize a Title page?
> >>thanks in advance
> >>Beny
> >>
> >>--
> >>%
> >>Beny Spira
> >>Departamento de Microbiologia
> >>Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas
> >>Universidade de São Paulo
> >>Av. Prof. Lineu Prestes 1374
> >>São Paulo-SPCEP:05508-900
> >>Tel: 5511-3091-7347
> >>FAX: 5511-3091-7354
> >>E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>%
> >
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> > http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
Re: include problem
How does this answer the question regarding LyX and it being unable to automate the process? I can always write in straight LaTeX but one of the selling points in LyX is to not have to write solely in LaTeX with my content. Would this require a shell script to strip and replace what is needed? Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer On Saturday 10 April 2004 02:38 pm, Andre Poenitz wrote: On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 11:42:50AM -0500, Andrew Morrison wrote: I have three files that I'd like to concatenate within lyx. Two of the files were originally tex files and the third is a file written entirely in lyx. Easiest way would be to to that in a texteditor of your choice. Simply concatenate the things and delete the preamble part and the \the_end line of two of the three files. Andre'
Re: include problem
How does this answer the question regarding LyX and it being unable to automate the process? I can always write in straight LaTeX but one of the selling points in LyX is to not have to write solely in LaTeX with my content. Would this require a shell script to strip and replace what is needed? Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer On Saturday 10 April 2004 02:38 pm, Andre Poenitz wrote: On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 11:42:50AM -0500, Andrew Morrison wrote: I have three files that I'd like to concatenate within lyx. Two of the files were originally tex files and the third is a file written entirely in lyx. Easiest way would be to to that in a texteditor of your choice. Simply concatenate the things and delete the preamble part and the \the_end line of two of the three files. Andre'
Re: include problem
How does this answer the question regarding LyX and it being unable to automate the process? I can always write in straight LaTeX but one of the selling points in LyX is to not have to write solely in LaTeX with my content. Would this require a shell script to strip and replace what is needed? Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer On Saturday 10 April 2004 02:38 pm, Andre Poenitz wrote: > On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 11:42:50AM -0500, Andrew Morrison wrote: > > I have three files that I'd like to concatenate within lyx. Two of the > > files were originally tex files and the third is a file written entirely > > in lyx. > > Easiest way would be to to that in a texteditor of your choice. Simply > concatenate the things and delete the preamble part and the \the_end > line of two of the three files. > > Andre'
Re: Lyx and spell check
Henrik is referring to this part of your style sheet:
a:link { text-decoration: none; color:blue; }
a:visited { text-decoration: none; color:green; }
a:hover { text-decoration: none; color:red; }
You made it a Global instead of a Local Variable and since the screenshot is
wrapped inside an anchor tag the entire border changes color which I believe
is how come he is calling it rather evil CSS.
I'm surprised he didn't complain about your use of frames and a form list just
to target links within a single page thus effectively requiring a person to
request state data for a document they already have stored in cache the first
time they hit your site.
By the way the name tag has been deprecated in favor of id for anchor tags
within a page so it won't validate against XHTML.
a id=spellChecker/a
target= has also been restructured with the advent of XHTML.
The most annoying use of javascript on this page has to be the following code:
script language=JavaScript
!--
if (window == top) top.location.href = lyx_on_aqua.html;
--
/script
Forcing one to have to see the split view of frames.
I'd put this on your page since you ask for suggestions:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en
head
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8 /
meta http-equiv=Content-Style-Type content=text/css /
Switch the Table code to DIVs and use CSS to duplicate the table layout
without the recursive overhead of table drawing.
-Marc J. Driftmeyer
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 10:28 am, Ronald Florence wrote:
Henrik Edlund wrote:
The standard recommends (if not requires) that you put something inside
the anchor so that the target is identifiable in some way. Hence why it
is nice to put it around the h3 there so the headline becomes the
identification for the target.
It is rather evil CSS to do mouse-over colour changes on anchors. If this
is still what you want, then make it a class instead of a global setting.
Then use this class on all anchors you want mouse-over effects on.
The only browsers I have available here (Safari IE) do not do
mouse-over color changes on those labels. Could it be that some
browsers are misbehaving on those pages?
Re: Lyx and spell check
Henrik is referring to this part of your style sheet:
a:link { text-decoration: none; color:blue; }
a:visited { text-decoration: none; color:green; }
a:hover { text-decoration: none; color:red; }
You made it a Global instead of a Local Variable and since the screenshot is
wrapped inside an anchor tag the entire border changes color which I believe
is how come he is calling it rather evil CSS.
I'm surprised he didn't complain about your use of frames and a form list just
to target links within a single page thus effectively requiring a person to
request state data for a document they already have stored in cache the first
time they hit your site.
By the way the name tag has been deprecated in favor of id for anchor tags
within a page so it won't validate against XHTML.
a id=spellChecker/a
target= has also been restructured with the advent of XHTML.
The most annoying use of javascript on this page has to be the following code:
script language=JavaScript
!--
if (window == top) top.location.href = lyx_on_aqua.html;
--
/script
Forcing one to have to see the split view of frames.
I'd put this on your page since you ask for suggestions:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en
head
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8 /
meta http-equiv=Content-Style-Type content=text/css /
Switch the Table code to DIVs and use CSS to duplicate the table layout
without the recursive overhead of table drawing.
-Marc J. Driftmeyer
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 10:28 am, Ronald Florence wrote:
Henrik Edlund wrote:
The standard recommends (if not requires) that you put something inside
the anchor so that the target is identifiable in some way. Hence why it
is nice to put it around the h3 there so the headline becomes the
identification for the target.
It is rather evil CSS to do mouse-over colour changes on anchors. If this
is still what you want, then make it a class instead of a global setting.
Then use this class on all anchors you want mouse-over effects on.
The only browsers I have available here (Safari IE) do not do
mouse-over color changes on those labels. Could it be that some
browsers are misbehaving on those pages?
Re: Lyx and spell check
Henrik is referring to this part of your style sheet:
a:link { text-decoration: none; color:blue; }
a:visited { text-decoration: none; color:green; }
a:hover { text-decoration: none; color:red; }
You made it a Global instead of a Local Variable and since the screenshot is
wrapped inside an anchor tag the entire border changes color which I believe
is how come he is calling it "rather evil CSS."
I'm surprised he didn't complain about your use of frames and a form list just
to target links within a single page thus effectively requiring a person to
request state data for a document they already have stored in cache the first
time they hit your site.
By the way the "name" tag has been deprecated in favor of "id" for anchor tags
within a page so it won't validate against XHTML.
target= has also been restructured with the advent of XHTML.
The most annoying use of javascript on this page has to be the following code:
Forcing one to have to see the split view of frames.
I'd put this on your page since you ask for suggestions:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd;>
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang="en">
Switch the Table code to DIVs and use CSS to duplicate the table layout
without the recursive overhead of table drawing.
-Marc J. Driftmeyer
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 10:28 am, Ronald Florence wrote:
> Henrik Edlund wrote:
> > The standard recommends (if not requires) that you put something inside
> > the anchor so that the target is identifiable in some way. Hence why it
> > is nice to put it around the there so the headline becomes the
> > identification for the target.
> >
> > It is rather evil CSS to do mouse-over colour changes on anchors. If this
> > is still what you want, then make it a class instead of a global setting.
> > Then use this class on all anchors you want mouse-over effects on.
>
> The only browsers I have available here (Safari & IE) do not do
> mouse-over color changes on those labels. Could it be that some
> browsers are misbehaving on those pages?
Re: New features / interworkability of LyX
William, Early I asked since LyX is UI Independent whether or not a desire for a Cocoa UI has been posted besides from myself. With much of the UI available by AppKit already it would seem if someone has ObjC experience they could ObjC++ LyX and offer this as well as other benefits. My request pretty much went nowhere with Qt/Mac being present, even though AppKit and Qt aren't the same beasts. -Marc William F. Adams wrote: I'm afraid I dropped of the LyX devel list (couldn't keep up, way over my head). And I've recently embarrassed myself somewhat thereby (see recent thread on LyX in Mac OS X on usenet:comp.text.tex). Anyway, I'd like to ask that preserving comments (at least) in imported LaTeX files have at least some continued consideration in the effort to improve the LaTeX import / export. Also, there's a push in the Mac OS X TeX community to adopt a ``bundle'' format for use by the front-ends there. In Mac OS X (this derives from NeXTstep), a ``bundle'' is a folder w/ an extension which is treated as a document file, so one would have, say: mylatexdocument.texd (bundle folder) document.tex (main file) preface.tex (sub file) chap1.tex (sub file) chap2.tex (sub file) graphics (directory) graphics/fig1.eps (graphics file) There's since been a much more in-depth writeup / discussion in the TeXwrapper mailing list. TeXwrapper mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.rna.nl/mailman/listinfo/texwrapper Would LyX want to make use of such a structure / system? Perhaps the KDE or Gnome teams would find it of interest? Bundles really are a very nice way to manage documents w/ many sub-files. Ronald? William
Re: New features / interworkability of LyX
William, Early I asked since LyX is UI Independent whether or not a desire for a Cocoa UI has been posted besides from myself. With much of the UI available by AppKit already it would seem if someone has ObjC experience they could ObjC++ LyX and offer this as well as other benefits. My request pretty much went nowhere with Qt/Mac being present, even though AppKit and Qt aren't the same beasts. -Marc William F. Adams wrote: I'm afraid I dropped of the LyX devel list (couldn't keep up, way over my head). And I've recently embarrassed myself somewhat thereby (see recent thread on LyX in Mac OS X on usenet:comp.text.tex). Anyway, I'd like to ask that preserving comments (at least) in imported LaTeX files have at least some continued consideration in the effort to improve the LaTeX import / export. Also, there's a push in the Mac OS X TeX community to adopt a ``bundle'' format for use by the front-ends there. In Mac OS X (this derives from NeXTstep), a ``bundle'' is a folder w/ an extension which is treated as a document file, so one would have, say: mylatexdocument.texd (bundle folder) document.tex (main file) preface.tex (sub file) chap1.tex (sub file) chap2.tex (sub file) graphics (directory) graphics/fig1.eps (graphics file) There's since been a much more in-depth writeup / discussion in the TeXwrapper mailing list. TeXwrapper mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.rna.nl/mailman/listinfo/texwrapper Would LyX want to make use of such a structure / system? Perhaps the KDE or Gnome teams would find it of interest? Bundles really are a very nice way to manage documents w/ many sub-files. Ronald? William
Re: New features / interworkability of LyX
William, Early I asked since LyX is UI Independent whether or not a desire for a Cocoa UI has been posted besides from myself. With much of the UI available by AppKit already it would seem if someone has ObjC experience they could ObjC++ LyX and offer this as well as other benefits. My request pretty much went nowhere with Qt/Mac being present, even though AppKit and Qt aren't the same beasts. -Marc William F. Adams wrote: I'm afraid I dropped of the LyX devel list (couldn't keep up, way over my head). And I've recently embarrassed myself somewhat thereby (see recent thread on LyX in Mac OS X on usenet:comp.text.tex). Anyway, I'd like to ask that preserving comments (at least) in imported LaTeX files have at least some continued consideration in the effort to improve the LaTeX import / export. Also, there's a push in the Mac OS X TeX community to adopt a ``bundle'' format for use by the front-ends there. In Mac OS X (this derives from NeXTstep), a ``bundle'' is a folder w/ an extension which is treated as a document file, so one would have, say: mylatexdocument.texd (bundle folder) document.tex (main file) preface.tex (sub file) chap1.tex (sub file) chap2.tex (sub file) graphics (directory) graphics/fig1.eps (graphics file) There's since been a much more in-depth writeup / discussion in the TeXwrapper mailing list. TeXwrapper mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.rna.nl/mailman/listinfo/texwrapper Would LyX want to make use of such a structure / system? Perhaps the KDE or Gnome teams would find it of interest? Bundles really are a very nice way to manage documents w/ many sub-files. Ronald? William
Memoir class and Inserting Index entry on LyX 1.3.3
Okay to keep this straightforward:
There are two bugs at work here.
Bug #1 using Memoir Class
Switching from book class to memoir to continue work on a novel works so
long as I do not insert an Index. It complains with the following error:
LaTeX Error: Command \see already defined.
\newcommand*\see[2]{\emph{\seename} #1}
Your command was ignored.
Type I command return to replace it with another command,
or return to continue without it.
Removing the Index entry results in the error being resolved and
View/export to DVI/PDF/HTML, etc works.
Bug #2 adding index entry after entering a return/enter newline call
from the keyboard crashes LyX.
Scenario: Tested with Book class and Memoir class to rule out class
specific issues.
On the last/current written chapter with the following layout:
Text included to help visualize the situation:
I have felt this before. I musn't focus on the fire. I musn't focus on
her twin,
[INDEX]
Appendix A
If I put an index entry just after twin, of course it gives me the
desired Idx tag to then name it so it knows where to reference the term,
twin and from what page it is being referenced.
Now if I hit return/enter to get a new line within LyX and then go
Insert-Index Entry then lyx crashes.
Here is a dgb reference that might be of value:
Label: Index Entry... Shortcut: I Accel:
Label: URL... Shortcut: U Accel:
Label: Note Shortcut: N Accel:
Label: Lists TOC Shortcut: O
Found the pseudoaction: [177|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|table]
Label: Table of Contents Shortcut: C Accel:
Found the pseudoaction: [177|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|table]
Label: Index List Shortcut: I Accel:
Label: BibTeX Reference... Shortcut: B Accel:
Label: TeX Shortcut: T Accel: [C-l]
Label: Minipage Shortcut: p Accel:
Label: Graphics... Shortcut: G Accel:
Label: Tabular Material... Shortcut: b Accel:
Label: Floats Shortcut: a
Found the pseudoaction: [222|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|table]
Found the pseudoaction: [255|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|table]
Found the pseudoaction: [255|figure]
Label: Include File... Shortcut: d Accel:
Label: Insert File Shortcut: e
Label: LyX Document... Shortcut: X Accel:
Label: ASCII as Lines... Shortcut: L Accel:
Label: ASCII as Paragraphs... Shortcut: P Accel:
Label: External Material... Shortcut: x Accel:
repainting 0,0 674,407
repainting 56,243 1,23
repainting 56,243 1,23
repainting 56,243 1,23
LyXFunc::dispatch: action[232] arg[]
repainting 56,243 1,23
BufferView::Pimpl::Dispatch: action[232] arg[] x[1076575562]
y[138434328] button[138437344]
LyXFunc::dispatch: action[232] arg[]
lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught
Sorry, you have found a bug in LyX. Please read the bug-reporting
instructions in Help-Introduction and send us a bug report, if
necessary. Thanks !
-Marc
Memoir class and Inserting Index entry on LyX 1.3.3
Okay to keep this straightforward:
There are two bugs at work here.
Bug #1 using Memoir Class
Switching from book class to memoir to continue work on a novel works so
long as I do not insert an Index. It complains with the following error:
LaTeX Error: Command \see already defined.
\newcommand*\see[2]{\emph{\seename} #1}
Your command was ignored.
Type I command return to replace it with another command,
or return to continue without it.
Removing the Index entry results in the error being resolved and
View/export to DVI/PDF/HTML, etc works.
Bug #2 adding index entry after entering a return/enter newline call
from the keyboard crashes LyX.
Scenario: Tested with Book class and Memoir class to rule out class
specific issues.
On the last/current written chapter with the following layout:
Text included to help visualize the situation:
I have felt this before. I musn't focus on the fire. I musn't focus on
her twin,
[INDEX]
Appendix A
If I put an index entry just after twin, of course it gives me the
desired Idx tag to then name it so it knows where to reference the term,
twin and from what page it is being referenced.
Now if I hit return/enter to get a new line within LyX and then go
Insert-Index Entry then lyx crashes.
Here is a dgb reference that might be of value:
Label: Index Entry... Shortcut: I Accel:
Label: URL... Shortcut: U Accel:
Label: Note Shortcut: N Accel:
Label: Lists TOC Shortcut: O
Found the pseudoaction: [177|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|table]
Label: Table of Contents Shortcut: C Accel:
Found the pseudoaction: [177|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|table]
Label: Index List Shortcut: I Accel:
Label: BibTeX Reference... Shortcut: B Accel:
Label: TeX Shortcut: T Accel: [C-l]
Label: Minipage Shortcut: p Accel:
Label: Graphics... Shortcut: G Accel:
Label: Tabular Material... Shortcut: b Accel:
Label: Floats Shortcut: a
Found the pseudoaction: [222|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|table]
Found the pseudoaction: [255|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|table]
Found the pseudoaction: [255|figure]
Label: Include File... Shortcut: d Accel:
Label: Insert File Shortcut: e
Label: LyX Document... Shortcut: X Accel:
Label: ASCII as Lines... Shortcut: L Accel:
Label: ASCII as Paragraphs... Shortcut: P Accel:
Label: External Material... Shortcut: x Accel:
repainting 0,0 674,407
repainting 56,243 1,23
repainting 56,243 1,23
repainting 56,243 1,23
LyXFunc::dispatch: action[232] arg[]
repainting 56,243 1,23
BufferView::Pimpl::Dispatch: action[232] arg[] x[1076575562]
y[138434328] button[138437344]
LyXFunc::dispatch: action[232] arg[]
lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught
Sorry, you have found a bug in LyX. Please read the bug-reporting
instructions in Help-Introduction and send us a bug report, if
necessary. Thanks !
-Marc
Memoir class and Inserting Index entry on LyX 1.3.3
Okay to keep this straightforward:
There are two bugs at work here.
Bug #1 using Memoir Class
Switching from book class to memoir to continue work on a novel works so
long as I do not insert an Index. It complains with the following error:
LaTeX Error: Command \see already defined.
\newcommand*\see[2]{\emph{\seename} #1}
Your command was ignored.
Type Ito replace it with another command,
orto continue without it.
Removing the Index entry results in the error being resolved and
View/export to DVI/PDF/HTML, etc works.
Bug #2 adding index entry after entering a return/enter newline call
from the keyboard crashes LyX.
Scenario: Tested with Book class and Memoir class to rule out class
specific issues.
On the last/current written chapter with the following layout:
Text included to help visualize the situation:
"I have felt this before. I musn't focus on the fire. I musn't focus on
her twin,
[INDEX]
Appendix A
If I put an index entry just after twin, of course it gives me the
desired Idx tag to then name it so it knows where to reference the term,
twin and from what page it is being referenced.
Now if I hit return/enter to get a new line within LyX and then go
Insert->Index Entry then lyx crashes.
Here is a dgb reference that might be of value:
Label: Index Entry... Shortcut: I Accel:
Label: URL... Shortcut: U Accel:
Label: Note Shortcut: N Accel:
Label: Lists & TOC Shortcut: O
Found the pseudoaction: [177|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|table]
Label: Table of Contents Shortcut: C Accel:
Found the pseudoaction: [177|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [177|table]
Label: Index List Shortcut: I Accel:
Label: BibTeX Reference... Shortcut: B Accel:
Label: TeX Shortcut: T Accel: [C-l]
Label: Minipage Shortcut: p Accel:
Label: Graphics... Shortcut: G Accel:
Label: Tabular Material... Shortcut: b Accel:
Label: Floats Shortcut: a
Found the pseudoaction: [222|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|table]
Found the pseudoaction: [255|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|algorithm]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|figure]
Found the pseudoaction: [222|table]
Found the pseudoaction: [255|figure]
Label: Include File... Shortcut: d Accel:
Label: Insert File Shortcut: e
Label: LyX Document... Shortcut: X Accel:
Label: ASCII as Lines... Shortcut: L Accel:
Label: ASCII as Paragraphs... Shortcut: P Accel:
Label: External Material... Shortcut: x Accel:
repainting 0,0 674,407
repainting 56,243 1,23
repainting 56,243 1,23
repainting 56,243 1,23
LyXFunc::dispatch: action[232] arg[]
repainting 56,243 1,23
BufferView::Pimpl::Dispatch: action[232] arg[] x[1076575562]
y[138434328] button[138437344]
LyXFunc::dispatch: action[232] arg[]
lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught
Sorry, you have found a bug in LyX. Please read the bug-reporting
instructions in Help->Introduction and send us a bug report, if
necessary. Thanks !
-Marc
Re: Looking for a faster PDF viewer
I know this is not what you want to hear but what would having a PDF Viewer dynamically update your previews faster even matter? DVI allows for rapid preview of your document. Once you are satisfied then export to PS, PDF, HTML, etc. -Marc P.S. The footprint for xdvi is a fraction of xpdf/kpdf or acroread. Paul Smith wrote: Dear All The PDF viewer that I use together with LyX is GSview. Contrarily to the DVI viewer, GSview takes a few seconds to update the file shown when the file is updated by LyX. (With the DVI viewer, when I go to view the DVI file, the file is already updated on the viewer.) I would like to know whether there is some PDF viewer behaving as the DVI viewer regarding the issue above discussed. Thank you a lot in advance! Paul
Re: Looking for a faster PDF viewer
So if I underatnd you correctly this is more an issue of perception versus functionality. That is to say when you output via pdflatex and it launches say, Acroread or xpdf or Preview in OS X or even KGhostView (supports dvi, ps, eps, pdf) and then you modify the document and select Update output to PDF and it does not reinstantiate that initial view with an updated view like it does in DVI that you think it could be remedied by a different PDF Viewer? If this is the case, then for me after launching my first view in Acroread on Linux I close that view after reviewing it, edit within LyX and select Update-PDF (pdflatex) and since the application is already running it immediately shows me an updated view. If I don't close that prior instance it doesn't compare the time stamps of files as a revision history and then opens up a secondary copy or redraws/opens the original document with the updated copy. I believe that is more of an issue with the design of the pdf application reader than it is the limitation of LyX or how pdflatex pipes to pdf. Maybe I'm wrong here, but I'd like to ask Ron Florence who has Preview.app on OS X to hook into LyX Qt/Mac to verify whether or not the pdflatex functionality can dynamically update to Preview or not. And if it doesn't it is definitely something that would be available if it were a Cocoa version of LyX since Objective-C is purely dynamic both in type and run-time. -Marc Paul Smith wrote: Keep in mind that there's an extra conversion step with PDF. When you update the page view using the DVI viewer, LyX writes out a temporary LaTeX file and runs LaTeX against that file. LaTeX produces a DVI file as output, which the viewer then shows. When you view in PDF, the same steps are done, after which a converter program has to convert the DVI to PDF. So the extra delay you perceive may not be due to the use of GSview -- it may be the conversion step,which must be done no matter what viewer you choose. I understand your argument, Paul. However, I am using pdflatex, which - I think - does not produce any intermediate DVI file. Furthermore, if one updates (using LyX) the output PDF file and wait 5 minutes before going to view the file on GSview, the same delay is perceived. Paul
Re: Looking for a faster PDF viewer
I know this is not what you want to hear but what would having a PDF Viewer dynamically update your previews faster even matter? DVI allows for rapid preview of your document. Once you are satisfied then export to PS, PDF, HTML, etc. -Marc P.S. The footprint for xdvi is a fraction of xpdf/kpdf or acroread. Paul Smith wrote: Dear All The PDF viewer that I use together with LyX is GSview. Contrarily to the DVI viewer, GSview takes a few seconds to update the file shown when the file is updated by LyX. (With the DVI viewer, when I go to view the DVI file, the file is already updated on the viewer.) I would like to know whether there is some PDF viewer behaving as the DVI viewer regarding the issue above discussed. Thank you a lot in advance! Paul
Re: Looking for a faster PDF viewer
So if I underatnd you correctly this is more an issue of perception versus functionality. That is to say when you output via pdflatex and it launches say, Acroread or xpdf or Preview in OS X or even KGhostView (supports dvi, ps, eps, pdf) and then you modify the document and select Update output to PDF and it does not reinstantiate that initial view with an updated view like it does in DVI that you think it could be remedied by a different PDF Viewer? If this is the case, then for me after launching my first view in Acroread on Linux I close that view after reviewing it, edit within LyX and select Update-PDF (pdflatex) and since the application is already running it immediately shows me an updated view. If I don't close that prior instance it doesn't compare the time stamps of files as a revision history and then opens up a secondary copy or redraws/opens the original document with the updated copy. I believe that is more of an issue with the design of the pdf application reader than it is the limitation of LyX or how pdflatex pipes to pdf. Maybe I'm wrong here, but I'd like to ask Ron Florence who has Preview.app on OS X to hook into LyX Qt/Mac to verify whether or not the pdflatex functionality can dynamically update to Preview or not. And if it doesn't it is definitely something that would be available if it were a Cocoa version of LyX since Objective-C is purely dynamic both in type and run-time. -Marc Paul Smith wrote: Keep in mind that there's an extra conversion step with PDF. When you update the page view using the DVI viewer, LyX writes out a temporary LaTeX file and runs LaTeX against that file. LaTeX produces a DVI file as output, which the viewer then shows. When you view in PDF, the same steps are done, after which a converter program has to convert the DVI to PDF. So the extra delay you perceive may not be due to the use of GSview -- it may be the conversion step,which must be done no matter what viewer you choose. I understand your argument, Paul. However, I am using pdflatex, which - I think - does not produce any intermediate DVI file. Furthermore, if one updates (using LyX) the output PDF file and wait 5 minutes before going to view the file on GSview, the same delay is perceived. Paul
Re: Looking for a faster PDF viewer
I know this is not what you want to hear but what would having a PDF Viewer dynamically update your previews faster even matter? DVI allows for rapid preview of your document. Once you are satisfied then export to PS, PDF, HTML, etc. -Marc P.S. The footprint for xdvi is a fraction of xpdf/kpdf or acroread. Paul Smith wrote: Dear All The PDF viewer that I use together with LyX is GSview. Contrarily to the DVI viewer, GSview takes a few seconds to update the file shown when the file is updated by LyX. (With the DVI viewer, when I go to view the DVI file, the file is already updated on the viewer.) I would like to know whether there is some PDF viewer behaving as the DVI viewer regarding the issue above discussed. Thank you a lot in advance! Paul
Re: Looking for a faster PDF viewer
So if I underatnd you correctly this is more an issue of perception versus functionality. That is to say when you output via pdflatex and it launches say, Acroread or xpdf or Preview in OS X or even KGhostView (supports dvi, ps, eps, pdf) and then you modify the document and select Update output to PDF and it does not reinstantiate that initial view with an updated view like it does in DVI that you think it could be remedied by a different PDF Viewer? If this is the case, then for me after launching my first view in Acroread on Linux I close that view after reviewing it, edit within LyX and select Update->PDF (pdflatex) and since the application is already running it immediately shows me an updated view. If I don't close that prior instance it doesn't compare the time stamps of files as a revision history and then opens up a secondary copy or redraws/opens the original document with the updated copy. I believe that is more of an issue with the design of the pdf application reader than it is the limitation of LyX or how pdflatex pipes to pdf. Maybe I'm wrong here, but I'd like to ask Ron Florence who has Preview.app on OS X to hook into LyX Qt/Mac to verify whether or not the pdflatex functionality can dynamically update to Preview or not. And if it doesn't it is definitely something that would be available if it were a Cocoa version of LyX since Objective-C is purely dynamic both in type and run-time. -Marc Paul Smith wrote: Keep in mind that there's an extra conversion step with PDF. When you update the page view using the DVI viewer, LyX writes out a temporary LaTeX file and runs LaTeX against that file. LaTeX produces a DVI file as output, which the viewer then shows. When you view in PDF, the same steps are done, after which a converter program has to convert the DVI to PDF. So the extra delay you perceive may not be due to the use of GSview -- it may be the conversion step,which must be done no matter what viewer you choose. I understand your argument, Paul. However, I am using pdflatex, which - I think - does not produce any intermediate DVI file. Furthermore, if one updates (using LyX) the output PDF file and wait 5 minutes before going to view the file on GSview, the same delay is perceived. Paul
Re: installing moc
Earl Eiland wrote: The archives tell how to find moc, but not how to install it. I'm using RH9. It has a /usr/lib/qt-3.1 directory, but the only file in /bin is qtconfig. Earl Eiland As Jose just mentioned you need the qt-devel for RH, just like you need it for what I run, Debian. ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-x11-free-3.2.3.tar.bz2 However, for me Debian Sid is at 3.2.1 and now that Qt 3.2.3 is out I decided to download the bz2 archive from Trolltech directly and then just mv the archive to /usr/local $ cd /usr/local $ tar xvjf qt-x11-free-3.2.3.tar.bz2 $ mv /usr/local/qt-x11-free-3.2.3/ /usr/local/qt and set up the necessary environment variables within the README. Just build set to your system configuration preferences and then build LyX against that and you'll notice it will be zippier, since the general binaries aren't necessarily optimized for your particular system. When Debian Sid updates its Qt debs and updates LyX to those debs I'll switch back. What I do like about having the source to build against is to add extra functionality or disable certain build support like Xinerama, since I don't have 2 monitors. -Marc
Re: installing moc
Earl Eiland wrote: The archives tell how to find moc, but not how to install it. I'm using RH9. It has a /usr/lib/qt-3.1 directory, but the only file in /bin is qtconfig. Earl Eiland As Jose just mentioned you need the qt-devel for RH, just like you need it for what I run, Debian. ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-x11-free-3.2.3.tar.bz2 However, for me Debian Sid is at 3.2.1 and now that Qt 3.2.3 is out I decided to download the bz2 archive from Trolltech directly and then just mv the archive to /usr/local $ cd /usr/local $ tar xvjf qt-x11-free-3.2.3.tar.bz2 $ mv /usr/local/qt-x11-free-3.2.3/ /usr/local/qt and set up the necessary environment variables within the README. Just build set to your system configuration preferences and then build LyX against that and you'll notice it will be zippier, since the general binaries aren't necessarily optimized for your particular system. When Debian Sid updates its Qt debs and updates LyX to those debs I'll switch back. What I do like about having the source to build against is to add extra functionality or disable certain build support like Xinerama, since I don't have 2 monitors. -Marc
Re: installing moc
Earl Eiland wrote: The archives tell how to find moc, but not how to install it. I'm using RH9. It has a /usr/lib/qt-3.1 directory, but the only file in /bin is qtconfig. Earl Eiland As Jose just mentioned you need the qt-devel for RH, just like you need it for what I run, Debian. ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-x11-free-3.2.3.tar.bz2 However, for me Debian Sid is at 3.2.1 and now that Qt 3.2.3 is out I decided to download the bz2 archive from Trolltech directly and then just mv the archive to /usr/local $ cd /usr/local $ tar xvjf qt-x11-free-3.2.3.tar.bz2 $ mv /usr/local/qt-x11-free-3.2.3/ /usr/local/qt and set up the necessary environment variables within the README. Just build set to your system configuration preferences and then build LyX against that and you'll notice it will be zippier, since the general binaries aren't necessarily optimized for your particular system. When Debian Sid updates its Qt debs and updates LyX to those debs I'll switch back. What I do like about having the source to build against is to add extra functionality or disable certain build support like Xinerama, since I don't have 2 monitors. -Marc
Re: Problem installing new document class
Sander Klous wrote: Hi, I submitted this question last week, but didn't get a response. So I'll give it another try. I have lyx1.3.3 installed on RH7.3 I downloaded the elsart.layout from http://www.lyx.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/lyx-devel/lib/layouts/ and installed it in ~/.lyx/layouts In the same directory I have elsart.sty, elsart12.sty and elsart.cls that I downloaded from elsevier and amssymb.sty that I downloaded from http://www.itk.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/Docs/InsightDocuments/Latex/amssymb.sty?cvsroot=Insight I ran lyx-reconfigure. In the output it says: +checking for document class elsart [elsart,amssymb.sty]... no And I don't get a listing in lyx-document-class. What's wrong? Thanks, Sander How is this question becoming such a rat-hole? Don't put it in /usr/share/texmf---that's where Debian officially updates tetex and all the recommended and dependent packages as well for tetex to run. I can't imagine there would be much of a difference with other Linux distros that follow the /usr/share intent. Create /usr/local/share/texmf Then create tex under texmf Then create latex underneath tex /usr/local/share/texmf /usr/local/share/texmf/tex /usr/local/share/texmf/latex Extract your packages under the latex directory: I have the following packages installed: algorithms/ epigraph/ IEEEtran/ kom-script/ memoir/ paper/ prettyref/ runic/ svjour/ tugboat/ Read the instructions under each latex package that are separate from the instructions within the LyX -Customization section, which are on the CTAN tex archive site. For example: Memoir http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/?action=/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/ excerpt: To install the package: o run: latex memoir.ins (which will generate memoir.cls, and a set of mem*.clo files) o run: latex memoir.dtx For an index run: makeindex -s gind.ist memoir o run: latex memoir.dtx o Print memoir.dvi for a hardcopy of the documented code o Move memoir.cls, the mem*.clo files and any mem*.sty file to locations where LaTeX will find them (typically in a local texmf tree at /tex/latex/memoir) and refresh the file database. See the FAQ on CTAN at help/uk-tex-faq or http://www.tug.ac.uk/faq for more information on this. To process memman.tex o Make sure you can use the memoir class and the alltt, fixltx2e, layouts and url packages. o Run (pdf)latex twice on memman.tex o For an index run: makeindex -s memman.ist memman o Run (pdf)latex twice more on memman.tex o Print the manual NOTE: you'll find that this process is repeatable with all .ins and .dtx files. Then apply the texhash command spoken of from within LyX-Customization from Step 5 It will create the following file: /usr/local/share/texmf/ls-R The apply step 6 which states: 6. From within LyX, do: OptionsReconfigure. Restart LyX. Verify it works by then checking your Help-LaTeX configuration Of course it will then show up in the Layout-Document-Document Style-Document class list view. I haven't had one of the packages that LaTeX configuration has support for not work. The memoir class even has a very recent patch to it which I'll have to check because it does have bugs outside of LyX. -Marc
Re: Problem installing new document class
Sander Klous wrote: Hi, I submitted this question last week, but didn't get a response. So I'll give it another try. I have lyx1.3.3 installed on RH7.3 I downloaded the elsart.layout from http://www.lyx.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/lyx-devel/lib/layouts/ and installed it in ~/.lyx/layouts In the same directory I have elsart.sty, elsart12.sty and elsart.cls that I downloaded from elsevier and amssymb.sty that I downloaded from http://www.itk.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/Docs/InsightDocuments/Latex/amssymb.sty?cvsroot=Insight I ran lyx-reconfigure. In the output it says: +checking for document class elsart [elsart,amssymb.sty]... no And I don't get a listing in lyx-document-class. What's wrong? Thanks, Sander How is this question becoming such a rat-hole? Don't put it in /usr/share/texmf---that's where Debian officially updates tetex and all the recommended and dependent packages as well for tetex to run. I can't imagine there would be much of a difference with other Linux distros that follow the /usr/share intent. Create /usr/local/share/texmf Then create tex under texmf Then create latex underneath tex /usr/local/share/texmf /usr/local/share/texmf/tex /usr/local/share/texmf/latex Extract your packages under the latex directory: I have the following packages installed: algorithms/ epigraph/ IEEEtran/ kom-script/ memoir/ paper/ prettyref/ runic/ svjour/ tugboat/ Read the instructions under each latex package that are separate from the instructions within the LyX -Customization section, which are on the CTAN tex archive site. For example: Memoir http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/?action=/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/ excerpt: To install the package: o run: latex memoir.ins (which will generate memoir.cls, and a set of mem*.clo files) o run: latex memoir.dtx For an index run: makeindex -s gind.ist memoir o run: latex memoir.dtx o Print memoir.dvi for a hardcopy of the documented code o Move memoir.cls, the mem*.clo files and any mem*.sty file to locations where LaTeX will find them (typically in a local texmf tree at /tex/latex/memoir) and refresh the file database. See the FAQ on CTAN at help/uk-tex-faq or http://www.tug.ac.uk/faq for more information on this. To process memman.tex o Make sure you can use the memoir class and the alltt, fixltx2e, layouts and url packages. o Run (pdf)latex twice on memman.tex o For an index run: makeindex -s memman.ist memman o Run (pdf)latex twice more on memman.tex o Print the manual NOTE: you'll find that this process is repeatable with all .ins and .dtx files. Then apply the texhash command spoken of from within LyX-Customization from Step 5 It will create the following file: /usr/local/share/texmf/ls-R The apply step 6 which states: 6. From within LyX, do: OptionsReconfigure. Restart LyX. Verify it works by then checking your Help-LaTeX configuration Of course it will then show up in the Layout-Document-Document Style-Document class list view. I haven't had one of the packages that LaTeX configuration has support for not work. The memoir class even has a very recent patch to it which I'll have to check because it does have bugs outside of LyX. -Marc
Re: Problem installing new document class
Sander Klous wrote: Hi, I submitted this question last week, but didn't get a response. So I'll give it another try. I have lyx1.3.3 installed on RH7.3 I downloaded the elsart.layout from http://www.lyx.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/lyx-devel/lib/layouts/ and installed it in ~/.lyx/layouts In the same directory I have elsart.sty, elsart12.sty and elsart.cls that I downloaded from elsevier and amssymb.sty that I downloaded from http://www.itk.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/Docs/InsightDocuments/Latex/amssymb.sty?cvsroot=Insight I ran lyx->reconfigure. In the output it says: +checking for document class elsart [elsart,amssymb.sty]... no And I don't get a listing in lyx->document->class. What's wrong? Thanks, Sander How is this question becoming such a rat-hole? Don't put it in /usr/share/texmf---that's where Debian officially updates tetex and all the recommended and dependent packages as well for tetex to run. I can't imagine there would be much of a difference with other Linux distros that follow the /usr/share intent. Create /usr/local/share/texmf Then create tex under texmf Then create latex underneath tex /usr/local/share/texmf /usr/local/share/texmf/tex /usr/local/share/texmf/latex Extract your packages under the latex directory: I have the following packages installed: algorithms/ epigraph/ IEEEtran/ kom-script/ memoir/ paper/ prettyref/ runic/ svjour/ tugboat/ Read the instructions under each latex package that are separate from the instructions within the LyX ->Customization section, which are on the CTAN tex archive site. For example: Memoir http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/?action=/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/ excerpt: To install the package: o run: latex memoir.ins (which will generate memoir.cls, and a set of mem*.clo files) o run: latex memoir.dtx For an index run: makeindex -s gind.ist memoir o run: latex memoir.dtx o Print memoir.dvi for a hardcopy of the documented code o Move memoir.cls, the mem*.clo files and any mem*.sty file to locations where LaTeX will find them (typically in a local texmf tree at /tex/latex/memoir) and refresh the file database. See the FAQ on CTAN at help/uk-tex-faq or http://www.tug.ac.uk/faq for more information on this. To process memman.tex o Make sure you can use the memoir class and the alltt, fixltx2e, layouts and url packages. o Run (pdf)latex twice on memman.tex o For an index run: makeindex -s memman.ist memman o Run (pdf)latex twice more on memman.tex o Print the manual NOTE: you'll find that this process is repeatable with all .ins and .dtx files. Then apply the texhash command spoken of from within LyX-Customization from Step 5 It will create the following file: /usr/local/share/texmf/ls-R The apply step 6 which states: 6. From within LyX, do: Options>Reconfigure. Restart LyX. Verify it works by then checking your Help->LaTeX configuration Of course it will then show up in the Layout->Document->Document Style->Document class list view. I haven't had one of the packages that LaTeX configuration has support for not work. The memoir class even has a very recent patch to it which I'll have to check because it does have bugs outside of LyX. -Marc
Re: cocoAspell 1.4 LyX/Mac
Does LyX-Qt/Mac have access to Panther's Spell checking service or does it rely upon Qt's spell-checking? Did Anton Leuski rewrite the interfaces strictly in Objective-C and didn't include hooks into Carbon? -Marc Ronald Florence wrote: The new cocoAspell is a convenient system-spellserver with MacOS-10.3, and the package is easier to install than the earlier version, but some functionality has been lost. With the previous version (which only worked with MacOS-10.2), it was possible to make symbolic links from the executable to /usr/local/bin and run aspell from the terminal and/or from programs like emacs and LyX. With the new cocoAspell, the symbolic link works from the terminal, but it works only intermittantly from emacs, and refuses to work with LyX/Mac. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has a workaround for getting the new cocoAspell to work with LyX/Mac. Thanks,
Re: cocoAspell 1.4 LyX/Mac
Does LyX-Qt/Mac have access to Panther's Spell checking service or does it rely upon Qt's spell-checking? Did Anton Leuski rewrite the interfaces strictly in Objective-C and didn't include hooks into Carbon? -Marc Ronald Florence wrote: The new cocoAspell is a convenient system-spellserver with MacOS-10.3, and the package is easier to install than the earlier version, but some functionality has been lost. With the previous version (which only worked with MacOS-10.2), it was possible to make symbolic links from the executable to /usr/local/bin and run aspell from the terminal and/or from programs like emacs and LyX. With the new cocoAspell, the symbolic link works from the terminal, but it works only intermittantly from emacs, and refuses to work with LyX/Mac. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has a workaround for getting the new cocoAspell to work with LyX/Mac. Thanks,
Re: cocoAspell 1.4 & LyX/Mac
Does LyX-Qt/Mac have access to Panther's Spell checking service or does it rely upon Qt's spell-checking? Did Anton Leuski rewrite the interfaces strictly in Objective-C and didn't include hooks into Carbon? -Marc Ronald Florence wrote: The new cocoAspell is a convenient system-spellserver with MacOS-10.3, and the package is easier to install than the earlier version, but some functionality has been lost. With the previous version (which only worked with MacOS-10.2), it was possible to make symbolic links from the executable to /usr/local/bin and run "aspell" from the terminal and/or from programs like emacs and LyX. With the new cocoAspell, the symbolic link works from the terminal, but it works only intermittantly from emacs, and refuses to work with LyX/Mac. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has a workaround for getting the new cocoAspell to work with LyX/Mac. Thanks,
Layout-Document-Document class-memoir?
From LaTeXConfig.lyx 4.25 llncs Found: no CTAN: N/A Notes: The document class llncs can be used to write articles for submission to the Springer journal Lecture Notes in Computer Science . LATEX documents are available from Springer s ftp site on the following URL: ftp://trick.ntp.springer.de/pub/tex/latex/llncs/latex2e. The LYX layout file for this document class is still insufficiently tested. 4.26 memoir Found: no CTAN: macros/latex/contrib/supported/memoir/ Notes: Memoir is a flexible class for typesetting general fiction, non-fiction and mathematical works as books, reports, articles or manuscripts. Documents can use 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 or 17pt as the normal font size. Many methods are provided to let you create your own particular design. This is just a snippet of the file generated after configuring and compiling source. My question is simple: Is this to be expected that under lyx1.3.3/lib/layout/ several of the .layout files will not be found during configure? -Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer P.S. I chose memoir because I want to use it and upon not finding it and reading the LaTeXConfig.lyx I saw several missing.
Layout-Document-Document class-memoir?
From LaTeXConfig.lyx 4.25 llncs Found: no CTAN: N/A Notes: The document class llncs can be used to write articles for submission to the Springer journal Lecture Notes in Computer Science . LATEX documents are available from Springer s ftp site on the following URL: ftp://trick.ntp.springer.de/pub/tex/latex/llncs/latex2e. The LYX layout file for this document class is still insufficiently tested. 4.26 memoir Found: no CTAN: macros/latex/contrib/supported/memoir/ Notes: Memoir is a flexible class for typesetting general fiction, non-fiction and mathematical works as books, reports, articles or manuscripts. Documents can use 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 or 17pt as the normal font size. Many methods are provided to let you create your own particular design. This is just a snippet of the file generated after configuring and compiling source. My question is simple: Is this to be expected that under lyx1.3.3/lib/layout/ several of the .layout files will not be found during configure? -Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer P.S. I chose memoir because I want to use it and upon not finding it and reading the LaTeXConfig.lyx I saw several missing.
Layout->Document->Document class->memoir?
From LaTeXConfig.lyx 4.25 llncs Found: no CTAN: N/A Notes: The document class llncs can be used to write articles for submission to the Springer journal Lecture Notes in Computer Science . LATEX documents are available from Springer s ftp site on the following URL: ftp://trick.ntp.springer.de/pub/tex/latex/llncs/latex2e. The LYX layout file for this document class is still insufficiently tested. 4.26 memoir Found: no CTAN: macros/latex/contrib/supported/memoir/ Notes: Memoir is a flexible class for typesetting general fiction, non-fiction and mathematical works as books, reports, articles or manuscripts. Documents can use 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 or 17pt as the normal font size. Many methods are provided to let you create your own particular design. This is just a snippet of the file generated after configuring and compiling source. My question is simple: Is this to be expected that under lyx1.3.3/lib/layout/ several of the .layout files will not be found during configure? -Sincerely, Marc J. Driftmeyer P.S. I chose memoir because I want to use it and upon not finding it and reading the LaTeXConfig.lyx I saw several missing.
Qt 3.2.2 is out--going to compile and see how LyX 1.3.3 fairs
Just in case people aren't aware of this information. -Marc
Qt 3.2.2 is out--going to compile and see how LyX 1.3.3 fairs
Just in case people aren't aware of this information. -Marc
Qt 3.2.2 is out--going to compile and see how LyX 1.3.3 fairs
Just in case people aren't aware of this information. -Marc
Re: problems installing on solaris
Have you thought to move the qt-x11-free-3.2.1 directory path to just qt so that it reads as : /disk-b/hiller/qt/bin/moc /disk-b/hiller/qt/bin/uic Just a thought but Trolltech README mentions doing this after untaring the archive. and thus your $QTDIR will not have qt-x11-free-3.2.1 in its path but the expected qt? Just a thought. Sincerely Yours, Marc J. Driftmeyer Ulrich Hiller wrote: Dear sirs, we installed qt-3.2.1 on solaris 2.7 without problems. While configuring lyx-1.3.3 it says: checking for moc2... not found checking for moc... /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/bin/moc checking for uic... /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/bin/uic checking for Qt library name... failed configure: error: Cannot compile a simple Qt executable. Check you have the right $QTDIR ! QTDIR is correctly defined. The config.log says: configure:12129: g++ -o conftest -O -fno-exceptions -I/disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free -3.2.1/include -L/disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib -I/systools/include -is ystem /usr/openwin/include -L/systools/lib -Wl,-R/systools/lib conftest.cc -l SM -lICE -lc -lm -L/usr/openwin/lib -R/usr/openwin/lib -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl - lqt 5 Undefined first referenced symbol in file c::c(N6, (int0_t)) /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o QStringData::deleteSelf() /var/tmp//ccFp7476.o QString::QString[in-charge](char const*)/var/tmp//ccFp7476.o __1cG__CrunKvector_con6FpvIIpF1_vp2_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libq t.so __1cG__CrunSregister_exit_code6FpG_v_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/lib qt.so __1c2k6Fpv_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKpure_error6F_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunMex_rethrow_q6F_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_del6FpvIpF1_v_1_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o QString::shared_null/var/tmp//ccFp7476.o c::c(n6, (int0_t)) /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_new6FpvIIpF1_vp2_1_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libq t.so __1c2K6Fpv_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_des6FpvIIpF1_v_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt. so ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to conftest collect2: ld returned 1 exit status configure:12132: $? = 1 configure: failed program was: #line 12102 configure #include confdefs.h Is there something wrong in the qt installation or (what I think) something wrong in my lyx configure? Thank you in advance for your help, ulrich hiller Ulrich Hiller Max-Planck-Institut fuer Astronomie Koenigstuhl 17 69117 Heidelberg Germany phone +49 6221 528238 fax +49 6221 528246 email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: problems installing on solaris
Have you thought to move the qt-x11-free-3.2.1 directory path to just qt so that it reads as : /disk-b/hiller/qt/bin/moc /disk-b/hiller/qt/bin/uic Just a thought but Trolltech README mentions doing this after untaring the archive. and thus your $QTDIR will not have qt-x11-free-3.2.1 in its path but the expected qt? Just a thought. Sincerely Yours, Marc J. Driftmeyer Ulrich Hiller wrote: Dear sirs, we installed qt-3.2.1 on solaris 2.7 without problems. While configuring lyx-1.3.3 it says: checking for moc2... not found checking for moc... /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/bin/moc checking for uic... /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/bin/uic checking for Qt library name... failed configure: error: Cannot compile a simple Qt executable. Check you have the right $QTDIR ! QTDIR is correctly defined. The config.log says: configure:12129: g++ -o conftest -O -fno-exceptions -I/disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free -3.2.1/include -L/disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib -I/systools/include -is ystem /usr/openwin/include -L/systools/lib -Wl,-R/systools/lib conftest.cc -l SM -lICE -lc -lm -L/usr/openwin/lib -R/usr/openwin/lib -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl - lqt 5 Undefined first referenced symbol in file c::c(N6, (int0_t)) /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o QStringData::deleteSelf() /var/tmp//ccFp7476.o QString::QString[in-charge](char const*)/var/tmp//ccFp7476.o __1cG__CrunKvector_con6FpvIIpF1_vp2_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libq t.so __1cG__CrunSregister_exit_code6FpG_v_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/lib qt.so __1c2k6Fpv_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKpure_error6F_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunMex_rethrow_q6F_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_del6FpvIpF1_v_1_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o QString::shared_null/var/tmp//ccFp7476.o c::c(n6, (int0_t)) /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_new6FpvIIpF1_vp2_1_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libq t.so __1c2K6Fpv_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_des6FpvIIpF1_v_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt. so ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to conftest collect2: ld returned 1 exit status configure:12132: $? = 1 configure: failed program was: #line 12102 configure #include confdefs.h Is there something wrong in the qt installation or (what I think) something wrong in my lyx configure? Thank you in advance for your help, ulrich hiller Ulrich Hiller Max-Planck-Institut fuer Astronomie Koenigstuhl 17 69117 Heidelberg Germany phone +49 6221 528238 fax +49 6221 528246 email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: problems installing on solaris
Have you thought to move the qt-x11-free-3.2.1 directory path to just qt so that it reads as : /disk-b/hiller/qt/bin/moc /disk-b/hiller/qt/bin/uic Just a thought but Trolltech README mentions doing this after untaring the archive. and thus your $QTDIR will not have qt-x11-free-3.2.1 in its path but the expected qt? Just a thought. Sincerely Yours, Marc J. Driftmeyer Ulrich Hiller wrote: Dear sirs, we installed qt-3.2.1 on solaris 2.7 without problems. While configuring lyx-1.3.3 it says: checking for moc2... not found checking for moc... /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/bin/moc checking for uic... /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/bin/uic checking for Qt library name... failed configure: error: Cannot compile a simple Qt executable. Check you have the right $QTDIR ! QTDIR is correctly defined. The config.log says: configure:12129: g++ -o conftest -O -fno-exceptions -I/disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free -3.2.1/include -L/disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib -I/systools/include -is ystem /usr/openwin/include -L/systools/lib -Wl,-R/systools/lib conftest.cc -l SM -lICE -lc -lm -L/usr/openwin/lib -R/usr/openwin/lib -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl - lqt >&5 Undefined first referenced symbol in file c::c(N6, (int0_t)) /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o QStringData::deleteSelf() /var/tmp//ccFp7476.o QString::QString[in-charge](char const*)/var/tmp//ccFp7476.o __1cG__CrunKvector_con6FpvIIpF1_vp2_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libq t.so __1cG__CrunSregister_exit_code6FpG_v_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/lib qt.so __1c2k6Fpv_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKpure_error6F_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunMex_rethrow_q6F_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_del6FpvIpF1_v_1_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o QString::shared_null/var/tmp//ccFp7476.o c::c(n6, (int0_t)) /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_new6FpvIIpF1_vp2_1_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libq t.so __1c2K6Fpv_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt.s o __1cG__CrunKvector_des6FpvIIpF1_v_v_ /disk-b/hiller/qt-x11-free-3.2.1/lib/libqt. so ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to conftest collect2: ld returned 1 exit status configure:12132: $? = 1 configure: failed program was: #line 12102 "configure" #include "confdefs.h" Is there something wrong in the qt installation or (what I think) something wrong in my lyx configure? Thank you in advance for your help, ulrich hiller Ulrich Hiller Max-Planck-Institut fuer Astronomie Koenigstuhl 17 69117 Heidelberg Germany phone +49 6221 528238 fax +49 6221 528246 email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Building LyX 1.3.3 on Debian against Qt.3.2.1 latest debs libqt-mt 3.2.1-6, etc.
I built LyX 1.3.3 against the latest unstable Debs as well as against my own optimized configure and compiles resulting in the exact same errors. It rules out me misconfiguring Qt for Debian--which is good so now I can custom compile KDE3.2 CVS for Pentium 3. What I have discovered is that all but 2 Qt based Panes/Panels/Views launch when running lyx -dbg gui. The SpellChecker launches the following error: Can't open /usr/lib/ispell/english.hash. The discovery for this error is that english.hash does not exist. doh! I've got american.hash and british.hash which of course we know are two different forms of english! Perhaps that is an error on LyX dev's part by not accounting for the differing types of ispell english systems? Ironically, when running LyX 1.3.2 I notice the Spellchecker Preference also has English listed but since there is not English option I'd expect it to need to be fixed as well. I'm guessing ispell when I updated split the two languages and didn't offer some sort of place holder for English.hash. Now to fix this in LyX 1.3.3 I hoped to launch Preferences and this is where I get the infamous QWidget error concerning repaint(). It's my contention that a certain method using repaint() within the Preferences Panel violates the Qt method for such and thus craps out. I'm not a C++ coder so I'm not about to guess what if at all is wrong. Here is the dbg gui last bits from attempting to launch the Spellchecker view to my failed attempt to launch the Preferences view. Menu warning: menu entry Flalign Environment does not contain shortcut `f' Label: Undo Shortcut: U Accel: [C-z] Label: Redo Shortcut: d Accel: [S-C-Z] Label: Cut Shortcut: C Accel: [C-x] [S-Delete] Label: Copy Shortcut: o Accel: [C-c] [C-Insert] Label: Paste Shortcut: a Accel: [C-v] [S-Insert] Label: Paste External Selection Shortcut: x Label: as Lines Shortcut: L Accel: Label: as Paragraphs Shortcut: P Accel: Label: Find Replace... Shortcut: F Accel: [C-f] Label: Tabular Shortcut: T Label: Multicolumn Shortcut: M Accel: Label: Line Top Shortcut: T Accel: Label: Line Bottom Shortcut: B Accel: Label: Line Left Shortcut: L Accel: Label: Line Right Shortcut: R Accel: Label: Align Left Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m c l] Label: Align Center Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c m] Label: Align Right Shortcut: i Accel: [M-m c r] Label: V.Align Top Shortcut: o Accel: [M-m w t] Label: V.Align Center Shortcut: n Accel: [M-m w m] Label: V.Align Bottom Shortcut: V Accel: [M-m w b] Label: Add Row Shortcut: A Accel: [M-m w i] Label: Delete Row Shortcut: w Accel: [M-m w d] Label: Add Column Shortcut: u Accel: [M-m c i] Label: Delete Column Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m c d] Label: Math Shortcut: M Label: Toggle Numbering Shortcut: N Accel: [M-m n] Label: Toggle Numbering of Line Shortcut: u Accel: [M-m S-N] Label: Change Limits Type Shortcut: L Label: Default Shortcut: t Accel: [M-m S-L space] Label: Display Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m S-L l] Label: Inline Shortcut: I Accel: [M-m S-L n] Label: Change Formula Type Shortcut: F Label: Inline Formula Shortcut: I Accel: [M-m t i] Label: Displayed Formula Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m t d] Label: Eqnarray Environment Shortcut: q Accel: [M-m t e] Label: Align Environment Shortcut: A Accel: [M-m t a] Label: Use Computer Algebra System Shortcut: S Label: Alignment Shortcut: A Label: Align Left Shortcut: L Accel: [M-m c l] Label: Align Center Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c m] Label: Align Right Shortcut: R Accel: [M-m c r] Label: V.Align Top Shortcut: T Accel: [M-m w t] Label: V.Align Center Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m w m] Label: V.Align Bottom Shortcut: B Accel: [M-m w b] Label: Add Row Shortcut: R Accel: [M-m w i] Label: Delete Row Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m w d] Label: Add Column Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c i] Label: Delete Column Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m c d] Label: Spellchecker... Shortcut: S Accel: [F7] Label: Check TeX Shortcut: h Accel: Label: Remove All Error Boxes Shortcut: E Accel: Label: Open/Close float Shortcut: l Accel: [C-i] Label: Preferences... Shortcut: P Accel: Label: Reconfigure Shortcut: R Accel: repainting 0,0 674,402 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 0,0 674,402 repainting 37,0 272,402 repainting 0,0 674,402 Setting controller ro: 0 Transition from state 0 to state 0 after input 8 Calling BC refresh() ./lyx: relocation error: ./lyx: undefined symbol: _ZN7QWidget7repaintEb Perhaps this is partly the reason that Debian has yet to update their Debs? -Marc J. Driftmeyer P.S. From what I could tell just briefly was the response times were indeed snappier in 1.3.3 than 1.3.2, when it doesn't crash.
Regarding latex-xft-fonts-0.1.1 package in LyX ftp contrib section
Would someone write a note that Qt will puke without these cached fonts on systems that use fontconfig like Debian, on the page to Download? The instructions from Wiki explain it clearly. http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/FAQ/Qt It doesn't fix the broken Preferences Qwidget bug I'm seeing but it has helped in rendering. -Marc J. Driftmeyer
Building LyX 1.3.3 on Debian against Qt.3.2.1 latest debs libqt-mt 3.2.1-6, etc.
I built LyX 1.3.3 against the latest unstable Debs as well as against my own optimized configure and compiles resulting in the exact same errors. It rules out me misconfiguring Qt for Debian--which is good so now I can custom compile KDE3.2 CVS for Pentium 3. What I have discovered is that all but 2 Qt based Panes/Panels/Views launch when running lyx -dbg gui. The SpellChecker launches the following error: Can't open /usr/lib/ispell/english.hash. The discovery for this error is that english.hash does not exist. doh! I've got american.hash and british.hash which of course we know are two different forms of english! Perhaps that is an error on LyX dev's part by not accounting for the differing types of ispell english systems? Ironically, when running LyX 1.3.2 I notice the Spellchecker Preference also has English listed but since there is not English option I'd expect it to need to be fixed as well. I'm guessing ispell when I updated split the two languages and didn't offer some sort of place holder for English.hash. Now to fix this in LyX 1.3.3 I hoped to launch Preferences and this is where I get the infamous QWidget error concerning repaint(). It's my contention that a certain method using repaint() within the Preferences Panel violates the Qt method for such and thus craps out. I'm not a C++ coder so I'm not about to guess what if at all is wrong. Here is the dbg gui last bits from attempting to launch the Spellchecker view to my failed attempt to launch the Preferences view. Menu warning: menu entry Flalign Environment does not contain shortcut `f' Label: Undo Shortcut: U Accel: [C-z] Label: Redo Shortcut: d Accel: [S-C-Z] Label: Cut Shortcut: C Accel: [C-x] [S-Delete] Label: Copy Shortcut: o Accel: [C-c] [C-Insert] Label: Paste Shortcut: a Accel: [C-v] [S-Insert] Label: Paste External Selection Shortcut: x Label: as Lines Shortcut: L Accel: Label: as Paragraphs Shortcut: P Accel: Label: Find Replace... Shortcut: F Accel: [C-f] Label: Tabular Shortcut: T Label: Multicolumn Shortcut: M Accel: Label: Line Top Shortcut: T Accel: Label: Line Bottom Shortcut: B Accel: Label: Line Left Shortcut: L Accel: Label: Line Right Shortcut: R Accel: Label: Align Left Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m c l] Label: Align Center Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c m] Label: Align Right Shortcut: i Accel: [M-m c r] Label: V.Align Top Shortcut: o Accel: [M-m w t] Label: V.Align Center Shortcut: n Accel: [M-m w m] Label: V.Align Bottom Shortcut: V Accel: [M-m w b] Label: Add Row Shortcut: A Accel: [M-m w i] Label: Delete Row Shortcut: w Accel: [M-m w d] Label: Add Column Shortcut: u Accel: [M-m c i] Label: Delete Column Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m c d] Label: Math Shortcut: M Label: Toggle Numbering Shortcut: N Accel: [M-m n] Label: Toggle Numbering of Line Shortcut: u Accel: [M-m S-N] Label: Change Limits Type Shortcut: L Label: Default Shortcut: t Accel: [M-m S-L space] Label: Display Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m S-L l] Label: Inline Shortcut: I Accel: [M-m S-L n] Label: Change Formula Type Shortcut: F Label: Inline Formula Shortcut: I Accel: [M-m t i] Label: Displayed Formula Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m t d] Label: Eqnarray Environment Shortcut: q Accel: [M-m t e] Label: Align Environment Shortcut: A Accel: [M-m t a] Label: Use Computer Algebra System Shortcut: S Label: Alignment Shortcut: A Label: Align Left Shortcut: L Accel: [M-m c l] Label: Align Center Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c m] Label: Align Right Shortcut: R Accel: [M-m c r] Label: V.Align Top Shortcut: T Accel: [M-m w t] Label: V.Align Center Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m w m] Label: V.Align Bottom Shortcut: B Accel: [M-m w b] Label: Add Row Shortcut: R Accel: [M-m w i] Label: Delete Row Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m w d] Label: Add Column Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c i] Label: Delete Column Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m c d] Label: Spellchecker... Shortcut: S Accel: [F7] Label: Check TeX Shortcut: h Accel: Label: Remove All Error Boxes Shortcut: E Accel: Label: Open/Close float Shortcut: l Accel: [C-i] Label: Preferences... Shortcut: P Accel: Label: Reconfigure Shortcut: R Accel: repainting 0,0 674,402 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 0,0 674,402 repainting 37,0 272,402 repainting 0,0 674,402 Setting controller ro: 0 Transition from state 0 to state 0 after input 8 Calling BC refresh() ./lyx: relocation error: ./lyx: undefined symbol: _ZN7QWidget7repaintEb Perhaps this is partly the reason that Debian has yet to update their Debs? -Marc J. Driftmeyer P.S. From what I could tell just briefly was the response times were indeed snappier in 1.3.3 than 1.3.2, when it doesn't crash.
Regarding latex-xft-fonts-0.1.1 package in LyX ftp contrib section
Would someone write a note that Qt will puke without these cached fonts on systems that use fontconfig like Debian, on the page to Download? The instructions from Wiki explain it clearly. http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/FAQ/Qt It doesn't fix the broken Preferences Qwidget bug I'm seeing but it has helped in rendering. -Marc J. Driftmeyer
Building LyX 1.3.3 on Debian against Qt.3.2.1 latest debs libqt-mt 3.2.1-6, etc.
I built LyX 1.3.3 against the latest unstable Debs as well as against my own optimized configure and compiles resulting in the exact same errors. It rules out me misconfiguring Qt for Debian--which is good so now I can custom compile KDE3.2 CVS for Pentium 3. What I have discovered is that all but 2 Qt based Panes/Panels/Views launch when running lyx -dbg gui. The SpellChecker launches the following error: Can't open /usr/lib/ispell/english.hash. The discovery for this error is that english.hash does not exist. doh! I've got american.hash and british.hash which of course we know are two different forms of english! Perhaps that is an error on LyX dev's part by not accounting for the differing types of ispell english systems? Ironically, when running LyX 1.3.2 I notice the Spellchecker Preference also has English listed but since there is not "English" option I'd expect it to need to be fixed as well. I'm guessing ispell when I updated split the two languages and didn't offer some sort of place holder for English.hash. Now to fix this in LyX 1.3.3 I hoped to launch Preferences and this is where I get the infamous QWidget error concerning repaint(). It's my contention that a certain method using repaint() within the Preferences Panel violates the Qt method for such and thus craps out. I'm not a C++ coder so I'm not about to guess what if at all is wrong. Here is the dbg gui last bits from attempting to launch the Spellchecker view to my failed attempt to launch the Preferences view. Menu warning: menu entry "Flalign Environment" does not contain shortcut `f' Label: Undo Shortcut: U Accel: [C-z] Label: Redo Shortcut: d Accel: [S-C-Z] Label: Cut Shortcut: C Accel: [C-x] [S-Delete] Label: Copy Shortcut: o Accel: [C-c] [C-Insert] Label: Paste Shortcut: a Accel: [C-v] [S-Insert] Label: Paste External Selection Shortcut: x Label: as Lines Shortcut: L Accel: Label: as Paragraphs Shortcut: P Accel: Label: Find & Replace... Shortcut: F Accel: [C-f] Label: Tabular Shortcut: T Label: Multicolumn Shortcut: M Accel: Label: Line Top Shortcut: T Accel: Label: Line Bottom Shortcut: B Accel: Label: Line Left Shortcut: L Accel: Label: Line Right Shortcut: R Accel: Label: Align Left Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m c l] Label: Align Center Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c m] Label: Align Right Shortcut: i Accel: [M-m c r] Label: V.Align Top Shortcut: o Accel: [M-m w t] Label: V.Align Center Shortcut: n Accel: [M-m w m] Label: V.Align Bottom Shortcut: V Accel: [M-m w b] Label: Add Row Shortcut: A Accel: [M-m w i] Label: Delete Row Shortcut: w Accel: [M-m w d] Label: Add Column Shortcut: u Accel: [M-m c i] Label: Delete Column Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m c d] Label: Math Shortcut: M Label: Toggle Numbering Shortcut: N Accel: [M-m n] Label: Toggle Numbering of Line Shortcut: u Accel: [M-m S-N] Label: Change Limits Type Shortcut: L Label: Default Shortcut: t Accel: [M-m S-L space] Label: Display Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m S-L l] Label: Inline Shortcut: I Accel: [M-m S-L n] Label: Change Formula Type Shortcut: F Label: Inline Formula Shortcut: I Accel: [M-m t i] Label: Displayed Formula Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m t d] Label: Eqnarray Environment Shortcut: q Accel: [M-m t e] Label: Align Environment Shortcut: A Accel: [M-m t a] Label: Use Computer Algebra System Shortcut: S Label: Alignment Shortcut: A Label: Align Left Shortcut: L Accel: [M-m c l] Label: Align Center Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c m] Label: Align Right Shortcut: R Accel: [M-m c r] Label: V.Align Top Shortcut: T Accel: [M-m w t] Label: V.Align Center Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m w m] Label: V.Align Bottom Shortcut: B Accel: [M-m w b] Label: Add Row Shortcut: R Accel: [M-m w i] Label: Delete Row Shortcut: D Accel: [M-m w d] Label: Add Column Shortcut: C Accel: [M-m c i] Label: Delete Column Shortcut: e Accel: [M-m c d] Label: Spellchecker... Shortcut: S Accel: [F7] Label: Check TeX Shortcut: h Accel: Label: Remove All Error Boxes Shortcut: E Accel: Label: Open/Close float Shortcut: l Accel: [C-i] Label: Preferences... Shortcut: P Accel: Label: Reconfigure Shortcut: R Accel: repainting 0,0 674,402 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 409,202 1,21 repainting 0,0 674,402 repainting 37,0 272,402 repainting 0,0 674,402 Setting controller ro: 0 Transition from state 0 to state 0 after input 8 Calling BC refresh() ./lyx: relocation error: ./lyx: undefined symbol: _ZN7QWidget7repaintEb Perhaps this is partly the reason that Debian has yet to update their Debs? -Marc J. Driftmeyer P.S. From what I could tell just briefly was the response times were indeed snappier in 1.3.3 than 1.3.2, when it doesn't crash.
Regarding latex-xft-fonts-0.1.1 package in LyX ftp contrib section
Would someone write a note that Qt will puke without these cached fonts on systems that use fontconfig like Debian, on the page to Download? The instructions from Wiki explain it clearly. http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/FAQ/Qt It doesn't fix the broken Preferences Qwidget bug I'm seeing but it has helped in rendering. -Marc J. Driftmeyer
Re: qt-style
What build of Qt did you compile LyX 1.3.3 against? -Marc Momes wrote: Hi, I've compiled new 1.3.3 version in a Debian Sid machine. The compilation went OK but LyX always shows the default qt-style not the style I've choosed as other KDE applications. Does someone knows how to fix this? The compilation options are: ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-qt-dir=/usr/share/qt3 --with-frontend=qt Thank you in advance, Momes
