Re: Is there any way in LyX to obtain a tagged pdf???
Does anyone know if there is possible to obtain a tagged pdf from LyX
using pdflatex or similar???
If you mean Keywords in the PDF properties: the hyperref package does
that: pdfkeywords={tag1,tag2,tag3} as optional argument does that.
Regards
Toby
Re: Is there any way in LyX to obtain a tagged pdf???
Does anyone know if there is possible to obtain a tagged pdf from LyX
using pdflatex or similar???
If you mean Keywords in the PDF properties: the hyperref package does
that: pdfkeywords={tag1,tag2,tag3} as optional argument does that.
Regards
Toby
Re: Is there any way in LyX to obtain a tagged pdf???
Does anyone know if there is possible to obtain a tagged pdf from LyX
using pdflatex or similar???
If you mean Keywords in the PDF properties: the hyperref package does
that: pdfkeywords={tag1,tag2,tag3} as optional argument does that.
Regards
Toby
Re: nopagebreak before itemized list
Did you try to put the part of your doc that should appear on one page in a minipage? No, not yet. And I fear there'd be some unwanted side effects with footnotes,... The second problem with all environments (e.g. samepage environment) is that I do not want to have the complete itemized list on one page but only the first one or two items. This ends up in convoluted environments which do not work... (see the attached samepage example) The needspace package works although it's not perfect: you'll have to know how many line the paragraph before the itemized list will need and with itemized lists it's getting kind of tricky due to the different spacing. So in the end a working \nopagebreak command would be the best - but it looks like this is a LaTeX restriction. Regards Toby Minimal_nopagebreak_samepage.lyx Description: application/lyx Minimal_needspcae.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: nopagebreak before itemized list
Did you try to put the part of your doc that should appear on one page in a minipage? No, not yet. And I fear there'd be some unwanted side effects with footnotes,... The second problem with all environments (e.g. samepage environment) is that I do not want to have the complete itemized list on one page but only the first one or two items. This ends up in convoluted environments which do not work... (see the attached samepage example) The needspace package works although it's not perfect: you'll have to know how many line the paragraph before the itemized list will need and with itemized lists it's getting kind of tricky due to the different spacing. So in the end a working \nopagebreak command would be the best - but it looks like this is a LaTeX restriction. Regards Toby Minimal_nopagebreak_samepage.lyx Description: application/lyx Minimal_needspcae.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: nopagebreak before itemized list
Did you try to put the part of your doc that should appear on one page in a minipage? No, not yet. And I fear there'd be some unwanted side effects with footnotes,... The second problem with all environments (e.g. samepage environment) is that I do not want to have the complete itemized list on one page but only the first one or two items. This ends up in convoluted environments which do not work... (see the attached samepage example) The needspace package works although it's not perfect: you'll have to know how many line the paragraph before the itemized list will need and with itemized lists it's getting kind of tricky due to the different spacing. So in the end a working \nopagebreak command would be the best - but it looks like this is a LaTeX restriction. Regards Toby Minimal_nopagebreak_samepage.lyx Description: application/lyx Minimal_needspcae.lyx Description: application/lyx
Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Hi, I'd like to insert a cross-reference via the command-buffer. Unfortunately I'm note sure about the syntax. I found the following on http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InsertingReferences: For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use |inset-insert| instead. The format is |LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional name NAME argument that seems to work in docbook: |link linkend=referenceNameNAME/link|. But I don't understand how to do it. How can I insert a Formated reference to the label sec:test? Additionally I'd like to use the command-buffer to go to a label. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-3-2 I found reference-goto but this functions does not seem to be available in 1.5.x any more. Is there an other function allowing to go to given label via command-buffer in 1.5.x? Regards Toby
Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Hi, lyx -dbg action I tried that using all debug messages, but the output does not help me too much: This is the debug-output when I insert the reference LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 231 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:1 \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:1 \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 void __thiscall lyx::InsetText::doDispatch(class lyx::Cursor ,class lyx::FuncRequest ) [ cmd.action = 232] Text::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:1 \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 So I tried inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2 This produced a error message LyX: Insert Command: ref Unknown parameter name: and the debug output LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2' x: 0 y: 0 void __thiscall lyx::InsetText::doDispatch(class lyx::Cursor ,class lyx::FuncRequest ) [ cmd.action = 232] Text::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2' x: 0 y: 0 Somehow it seems to get close but I don't know what to change... Regards Toby Original Message Subject: Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax From: Pavel Sanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Mon Feb 25 2008 21:45:45 GMT+0100 For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use |inset-insert| instead. The format is |LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional name NAME argument that seems to work in docbook: |link linkend=referenceNameNAME/link|. But I don't understand how to do it. How can I insert a Formated reference to the label sec:test? try if you can read something from the console output when you put the reference through GUI (run lyx in debug mode, eg: lyx -dbg action) please report back the correct version if you succeed. Additionally I'd like to use the command-buffer to go to a label. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-3-2 I found reference-goto but this functions does not seem to be available in 1.5.x any more. Is there an other function allowing to go to given label via command-buffer in 1.5.x? LFUN_REFERENCE_GOTO - LFUN_REFERENCE_NEXT pavel
Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Perfect, THANKS! Just to make it complete: the syntax is inset-apply ref LatexCommand Format reference label name\end_inset where label name is the name of the referenced label and Format is one of the following: ref -- reference eqref -- (reference) pageref -- page vpageref -- on page vref -- reference on page prettyref -- Formatted reference As well on the updated function list: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList Regards Toby
Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Hi, I'd like to insert a cross-reference via the command-buffer. Unfortunately I'm note sure about the syntax. I found the following on http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InsertingReferences: For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use |inset-insert| instead. The format is |LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional name NAME argument that seems to work in docbook: |link linkend=referenceNameNAME/link|. But I don't understand how to do it. How can I insert a Formated reference to the label sec:test? Additionally I'd like to use the command-buffer to go to a label. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-3-2 I found reference-goto but this functions does not seem to be available in 1.5.x any more. Is there an other function allowing to go to given label via command-buffer in 1.5.x? Regards Toby
Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Hi, lyx -dbg action I tried that using all debug messages, but the output does not help me too much: This is the debug-output when I insert the reference LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 231 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:1 \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:1 \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 void __thiscall lyx::InsetText::doDispatch(class lyx::Cursor ,class lyx::FuncRequest ) [ cmd.action = 232] Text::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:1 \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 So I tried inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2 This produced a error message LyX: Insert Command: ref Unknown parameter name: and the debug output LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2' x: 0 y: 0 void __thiscall lyx::InsetText::doDispatch(class lyx::Cursor ,class lyx::FuncRequest ) [ cmd.action = 232] Text::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2' x: 0 y: 0 Somehow it seems to get close but I don't know what to change... Regards Toby Original Message Subject: Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax From: Pavel Sanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Mon Feb 25 2008 21:45:45 GMT+0100 For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use |inset-insert| instead. The format is |LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional name NAME argument that seems to work in docbook: |link linkend=referenceNameNAME/link|. But I don't understand how to do it. How can I insert a Formated reference to the label sec:test? try if you can read something from the console output when you put the reference through GUI (run lyx in debug mode, eg: lyx -dbg action) please report back the correct version if you succeed. Additionally I'd like to use the command-buffer to go to a label. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-3-2 I found reference-goto but this functions does not seem to be available in 1.5.x any more. Is there an other function allowing to go to given label via command-buffer in 1.5.x? LFUN_REFERENCE_GOTO - LFUN_REFERENCE_NEXT pavel
Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Perfect, THANKS! Just to make it complete: the syntax is inset-apply ref LatexCommand Format reference label name\end_inset where label name is the name of the referenced label and Format is one of the following: ref -- reference eqref -- (reference) pageref -- page vpageref -- on page vref -- reference on page prettyref -- Formatted reference As well on the updated function list: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList Regards Toby
Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Hi, I'd like to insert a cross-reference via the command-buffer. Unfortunately I'm note sure about the syntax. I found the following on http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InsertingReferences: For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use |inset-insert| instead. The format is |LYXCMD::inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional "name NAME" argument that seems to work in docbook: |NAME|. But I don't understand how to do it. How can I insert a "Formated reference" to the label "sec:test"? Additionally I'd like to use the command-buffer to go to a label. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-3-2 I found reference-goto but this functions does not seem to be available in 1.5.x any more. Is there an other function allowing to go to given label via command-buffer in 1.5.x? Regards Toby
Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Hi, lyx -dbg action I tried that using all debug messages, but the output does not help me too much: This is the debug-output when I insert the reference LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 231 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:1" \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:1" \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 void __thiscall lyx::InsetText::doDispatch(class lyx::Cursor &,class lyx::FuncRequest &) [ cmd.action = 232] Text::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:1" \end_inset ' x: 0 y: 0 So I tried inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:2" This produced a error message "LyX: Insert Command: ref" "Unknown parameter name:" and the debug output LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:2"' x: 0 y: 0 void __thiscall lyx::InsetText::doDispatch(class lyx::Cursor &,class lyx::FuncRequest &) [ cmd.action = 232] Text::dispatch: cmd: action: 232 arg: 'ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:2"' x: 0 y: 0 Somehow it seems to get close but I don't know what to change... Regards Toby Original Message Subject: Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax From: Pavel Sanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Mon Feb 25 2008 21:45:45 GMT+0100 For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use |inset-insert| instead. The format is |LYXCMD::inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional "name NAME" argument that seems to work in docbook: |NAME|. But I don't understand how to do it. How can I insert a "Formated reference" to the label "sec:test"? try if you can read something from the console output when you put the reference through GUI (run lyx in debug mode, eg: lyx -dbg action) please report back the correct version if you succeed. Additionally I'd like to use the command-buffer to go to a label. In http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList1-3-2 I found reference-goto but this functions does not seem to be available in 1.5.x any more. Is there an other function allowing to go to given label via command-buffer in 1.5.x? LFUN_REFERENCE_GOTO -> LFUN_REFERENCE_NEXT pavel
Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
Perfect, THANKS! Just to make it complete: the syntax is inset-apply ref LatexCommand reference ""\end_inset where is the name of the referenced label and is one of the following: ref -- eqref -- () pageref -- vpageref -- on vref -- on prettyref -- Formatted reference As well on the updated function list: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyxFunctionList Regards Toby
nopagebreak before itemized list
Hi, is there a way to prevent a pagebreak directly before a itemized list? I tried the ERT [\nopagebreak] but unfortunately this does not work when it is used before a itemized list, while is does work perfectly without the itemized list. The attached minimal examples show this (the only difference is the paragraph settings of the last line: standard vs. itemized list). Is there any other way to prevent the pagebreak? Regards Toby Minimal_nopagebreak_1.lyx Description: application/lyx Minimal_nopagebreak_2.lyx Description: application/lyx
nopagebreak before itemized list
Hi, is there a way to prevent a pagebreak directly before a itemized list? I tried the ERT [\nopagebreak] but unfortunately this does not work when it is used before a itemized list, while is does work perfectly without the itemized list. The attached minimal examples show this (the only difference is the paragraph settings of the last line: standard vs. itemized list). Is there any other way to prevent the pagebreak? Regards Toby Minimal_nopagebreak_1.lyx Description: application/lyx Minimal_nopagebreak_2.lyx Description: application/lyx
nopagebreak before itemized list
Hi, is there a way to prevent a pagebreak directly before a itemized list? I tried the ERT [\nopagebreak] but unfortunately this does not work when it is used before a itemized list, while is does work perfectly without the itemized list. The attached minimal examples show this (the only difference is the paragraph settings of the last line: standard vs. itemized list). Is there any other way to prevent the pagebreak? Regards Toby Minimal_nopagebreak_1.lyx Description: application/lyx Minimal_nopagebreak_2.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: footnote in a figure
Hello, I have to use footnotes in floats for my thesis as well and wrote a package which helps to handle footnotes in floats. Unfortunately due to the work on my thesis I'll not be able to finish the documentation before mid of march. People who really need to use footnotes in floats may write an email directly to me - if they are able to figure out how the package works from an example document and a German documentation. Regards Toby Original Message Subject: footnote in a figure From: Aleksandar Kanchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Sun Feb 17 2008 23:26:23 GMT+0100 Hello, is it possible to add a footnote in a figure's caption? I want to point out the sources of the pictures/figures that I use in my article. Whenever I add a footnote to a figure's caption I get some syntax error while trying to preview the content in DVI or PDF. Is there a better way to do this? Adding them at the end of the caption looks kind of ugly. Thanks, Aleksandar
Re: footnote in a figure
Hello, I have to use footnotes in floats for my thesis as well and wrote a package which helps to handle footnotes in floats. Unfortunately due to the work on my thesis I'll not be able to finish the documentation before mid of march. People who really need to use footnotes in floats may write an email directly to me - if they are able to figure out how the package works from an example document and a German documentation. Regards Toby Original Message Subject: footnote in a figure From: Aleksandar Kanchev [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Sun Feb 17 2008 23:26:23 GMT+0100 Hello, is it possible to add a footnote in a figure's caption? I want to point out the sources of the pictures/figures that I use in my article. Whenever I add a footnote to a figure's caption I get some syntax error while trying to preview the content in DVI or PDF. Is there a better way to do this? Adding them at the end of the caption looks kind of ugly. Thanks, Aleksandar
Re: footnote in a figure
Hello, I have to use footnotes in floats for my thesis as well and wrote a package which helps to handle footnotes in floats. Unfortunately due to the work on my thesis I'll not be able to finish the documentation before mid of march. People who really need to use footnotes in floats may write an email directly to me - if they are able to figure out how the package works from an example document and a German documentation. Regards Toby Original Message Subject: footnote in a figure From: Aleksandar Kanchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Sun Feb 17 2008 23:26:23 GMT+0100 Hello, is it possible to add a footnote in a figure's caption? I want to point out the sources of the pictures/figures that I use in my article. Whenever I add a footnote to a figure's caption I get some syntax error while trying to preview the content in DVI or PDF. Is there a better way to do this? Adding them at the end of the caption looks kind of ugly. Thanks, Aleksandar
varioref with option draft
Hi,
is there a way to use varioref with the option draft with LyX?
* \usepackage[draft]{varioref} in the preamble produces an option clash
* I don't want to use draft as extra document class option because
this influences other packages as well
* I tried \PassOptionsToPackage{draft}{varioref} but does not seem
to change anything -- I'm not sure if this the correct way to pass
an optional option to a package
Regards
Toby
varioref with option draft
Hi,
is there a way to use varioref with the option draft with LyX?
* \usepackage[draft]{varioref} in the preamble produces an option clash
* I don't want to use draft as extra document class option because
this influences other packages as well
* I tried \PassOptionsToPackage{draft}{varioref} but does not seem
to change anything -- I'm not sure if this the correct way to pass
an optional option to a package
Regards
Toby
varioref with option draft
Hi,
is there a way to use varioref with the option "draft" with LyX?
* \usepackage[draft]{varioref} in the preamble produces an option clash
* I don't want to use draft as extra document class option because
this influences other packages as well
* I tried \PassOptionsToPackage{draft}{varioref} but does not seem
to change anything -- I'm not sure if this the correct way to pass
an optional option to a package
Regards
Toby
Number of LaTeX runs
Hi,
in the attached minimal example the number of LaTeX runs chosen by LyX
is not sufficient: using clefval with \cite in the value 4 LaTeX runs
are necessary to resolve the reference.
clefval_cite_4LaTeXruns.pdf shows how it looks when the exported tex
file is compiled with 4 LaTeX runs.
clefval_cite_LyX.pdf shows how it looks when LyX compiles the file.
In some documents it helps to compile the PDF in LyX again (after doing
some irrelevant changes) - but in other files this does not solve the
problem...
Is this a bug? Should LyX be able to chose the sufficient number of
LaTeX runs?
Is there a way to manipulate the number of LaTeX runs?
Regards
Toby
clefval_cite.bib
Description: application/bibtex
%% LyX 1.5.3 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
\documentclass[ngerman]{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[latin9]{inputenc}
\makeatletter
%% User specified LaTeX commands.
\usepackage{clefval}
\usepackage{babel}
\makeatother
\begin{document}
\TheKey{a}{\cite{ref}}
Bla \TheValue{a} bla.
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{clefval_cite}
\end{document}
clefval_cite_4LaTeXruns.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
clefval_cite_LyX.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
clefval_cite.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: Number of LaTeX runs
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: The problem is that this package needs two latex runs _before_ the bibtex run, else it will fail. We are not prepared for this case, I think. Is there a way I can (manually) force LyX to run bibtex after the second run - or e.g. to force LyX to run bibtex in each LaTeX run? Or should there be a bug for a feature which runs bibtex again if there are unresolved references? Btw. just out of curiosity: how does LyX decide how many times to run with a file? Toby
Re: Number of LaTeX runs
Actually, the attached patch fixes the problem. Thank you! Is this going to be available in the next version of LyX? Toby
Number of LaTeX runs
Hi,
in the attached minimal example the number of LaTeX runs chosen by LyX
is not sufficient: using clefval with \cite in the value 4 LaTeX runs
are necessary to resolve the reference.
clefval_cite_4LaTeXruns.pdf shows how it looks when the exported tex
file is compiled with 4 LaTeX runs.
clefval_cite_LyX.pdf shows how it looks when LyX compiles the file.
In some documents it helps to compile the PDF in LyX again (after doing
some irrelevant changes) - but in other files this does not solve the
problem...
Is this a bug? Should LyX be able to chose the sufficient number of
LaTeX runs?
Is there a way to manipulate the number of LaTeX runs?
Regards
Toby
clefval_cite.bib
Description: application/bibtex
%% LyX 1.5.3 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
\documentclass[ngerman]{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[latin9]{inputenc}
\makeatletter
%% User specified LaTeX commands.
\usepackage{clefval}
\usepackage{babel}
\makeatother
\begin{document}
\TheKey{a}{\cite{ref}}
Bla \TheValue{a} bla.
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{clefval_cite}
\end{document}
clefval_cite_4LaTeXruns.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
clefval_cite_LyX.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
clefval_cite.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: Number of LaTeX runs
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: The problem is that this package needs two latex runs _before_ the bibtex run, else it will fail. We are not prepared for this case, I think. Is there a way I can (manually) force LyX to run bibtex after the second run - or e.g. to force LyX to run bibtex in each LaTeX run? Or should there be a bug for a feature which runs bibtex again if there are unresolved references? Btw. just out of curiosity: how does LyX decide how many times to run with a file? Toby
Re: Number of LaTeX runs
Actually, the attached patch fixes the problem. Thank you! Is this going to be available in the next version of LyX? Toby
Number of LaTeX runs
Hi,
in the attached minimal example the number of LaTeX runs chosen by LyX
is not sufficient: using clefval with \cite in the value 4 LaTeX runs
are necessary to resolve the reference.
clefval_cite_4LaTeXruns.pdf shows how it looks when the exported tex
file is compiled with 4 LaTeX runs.
clefval_cite_LyX.pdf shows how it looks when LyX compiles the file.
In some documents it helps to compile the PDF in LyX again (after doing
some irrelevant changes) - but in other files this does not solve the
problem...
Is this a bug? Should LyX be able to chose the sufficient number of
LaTeX runs?
Is there a way to manipulate the number of LaTeX runs?
Regards
Toby
clefval_cite.bib
Description: application/bibtex
%% LyX 1.5.3 created this file. For more info, see http://www.lyx.org/.
%% Do not edit unless you really know what you are doing.
\documentclass[ngerman]{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[latin9]{inputenc}
\makeatletter
%% User specified LaTeX commands.
\usepackage{clefval}
\usepackage{babel}
\makeatother
\begin{document}
\TheKey{a}{\cite{ref}}
Bla \TheValue{a} bla.
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{clefval_cite}
\end{document}
clefval_cite_4LaTeXruns.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
clefval_cite_LyX.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
clefval_cite.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: Number of LaTeX runs
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: The problem is that this package needs two latex runs _before_ the bibtex run, else it will fail. We are not prepared for this case, I think. Is there a way I can (manually) force LyX to run bibtex after the second run - or e.g. to force LyX to run bibtex in each LaTeX run? Or should there be a bug for a feature which runs bibtex again if there are unresolved references? Btw. just out of curiosity: how does LyX decide how many times to run with a file? Toby
Re: Number of LaTeX runs
Actually, the attached patch fixes the problem. Thank you! Is this going to be available in the next version of LyX? Toby
Re: Pasting Tex code from Maxima into Lyx
Mark the expression and convert it to a math-box (e.g. with Ctrl-M) or just paste x^2 into a math-box. I was looking for the same thing -- but for normal LaTeX like text with sections, footnotes,... Is there a non math-specific way to paste LaTeX code from the clipboard - just like importing LaTeX documents? Regards Toby
[Solution] environment split over several ERTs -- LaTeX warning Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
Hi,
it took a while to figure out how to have environments split over
several ERTs.
[ERT] \begin{centering}[/ERT]
what ever in normal LyX
[ERT] \end{centering}[/ERT]
ended with the LaTeX warning Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
For other who have the same problem: a simple % at the end of the first
ERT solves this problem:
[ERT] \begin{centering}%[/ERT]
what ever in normal LyX
[ERT] \end{centering}[/ERT]
Is this a bug or a feature? What exactly does the % at the end of the
first ERT change?
Regards
Toby
Re: keyboard shortcuts
I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) I have a similar problem trying e.g. to insert a footnote via Alt-i f: * if I type Alt-i-f too fast it ends up like Alt-f * if a type Alt-i f (releasing the two keys as Abdel said) and type too fast it end up with a opened insert menu and the character f at the current cursor position Somehow it looks like LyX messes up something when you type to fast ;-( Regards Toby Original Message Subject: Re: keyboard shortcuts From: Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Wed Jan 09 2008 22:17:48 GMT+0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi ! Since 1.5 version (if i remember well) I've a lot of problem with the keyboard shortcuts. I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) You should try 'Alt-m f', i.e. make sure to release the two keys before typing 'f'. So I'd like to disable all the alt-menu binding. I tried to disable the loading of the menus.bind file, but it didn't help. So what could I try? I am afraid this is not possible without touching the source code. This feature comes from Qt, not LyX. Abdel.
Re: keyboard shortcuts
This is weird and something I cannot reproduce under Windows. Maybe it is a bug of Qt under X11? It does not seem to be a X11 bug: I use windows (Vista) and LyX 1.5.3 Toby Original Message Subject: Re: keyboard shortcuts From: Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Thu Jan 10 2008 08:19:05 GMT+0100 Tobias Krause wrote: I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) I have a similar problem trying e.g. to insert a footnote via Alt-i f: * if I type Alt-i-f too fast it ends up like Alt-f * if a type Alt-i f (releasing the two keys as Abdel said) and type too fast it end up with a opened insert menu and the character f at the current cursor position Somehow it looks like LyX messes up something when you type to fast ;-( This is weird and something I cannot reproduce under Windows. Maybe it is a bug of Qt under X11? Abdel.
Re: Pasting Tex code from Maxima into Lyx
Mark the expression and convert it to a math-box (e.g. with Ctrl-M) or just paste x^2 into a math-box. I was looking for the same thing -- but for normal LaTeX like text with sections, footnotes,... Is there a non math-specific way to paste LaTeX code from the clipboard - just like importing LaTeX documents? Regards Toby
[Solution] environment split over several ERTs -- LaTeX warning Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
Hi,
it took a while to figure out how to have environments split over
several ERTs.
[ERT] \begin{centering}[/ERT]
what ever in normal LyX
[ERT] \end{centering}[/ERT]
ended with the LaTeX warning Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
For other who have the same problem: a simple % at the end of the first
ERT solves this problem:
[ERT] \begin{centering}%[/ERT]
what ever in normal LyX
[ERT] \end{centering}[/ERT]
Is this a bug or a feature? What exactly does the % at the end of the
first ERT change?
Regards
Toby
Re: keyboard shortcuts
I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) I have a similar problem trying e.g. to insert a footnote via Alt-i f: * if I type Alt-i-f too fast it ends up like Alt-f * if a type Alt-i f (releasing the two keys as Abdel said) and type too fast it end up with a opened insert menu and the character f at the current cursor position Somehow it looks like LyX messes up something when you type to fast ;-( Regards Toby Original Message Subject: Re: keyboard shortcuts From: Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Wed Jan 09 2008 22:17:48 GMT+0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi ! Since 1.5 version (if i remember well) I've a lot of problem with the keyboard shortcuts. I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) You should try 'Alt-m f', i.e. make sure to release the two keys before typing 'f'. So I'd like to disable all the alt-menu binding. I tried to disable the loading of the menus.bind file, but it didn't help. So what could I try? I am afraid this is not possible without touching the source code. This feature comes from Qt, not LyX. Abdel.
Re: keyboard shortcuts
This is weird and something I cannot reproduce under Windows. Maybe it is a bug of Qt under X11? It does not seem to be a X11 bug: I use windows (Vista) and LyX 1.5.3 Toby Original Message Subject: Re: keyboard shortcuts From: Abdelrazak Younes [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Thu Jan 10 2008 08:19:05 GMT+0100 Tobias Krause wrote: I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) I have a similar problem trying e.g. to insert a footnote via Alt-i f: * if I type Alt-i-f too fast it ends up like Alt-f * if a type Alt-i f (releasing the two keys as Abdel said) and type too fast it end up with a opened insert menu and the character f at the current cursor position Somehow it looks like LyX messes up something when you type to fast ;-( This is weird and something I cannot reproduce under Windows. Maybe it is a bug of Qt under X11? Abdel.
Re: Pasting Tex code from Maxima into Lyx
Mark the expression and convert it to a math-box (e.g. with Ctrl-M) or just paste "x^2" into a math-box. I was looking for the same thing -- but for "normal" LaTeX like text with sections, footnotes,... Is there a non math-specific way to paste LaTeX code from the clipboard - just like importing LaTeX documents? Regards Toby
[Solution] environment split over several ERTs --> LaTeX warning "Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup."
Hi,
it took a while to figure out how to have environments split over
several ERTs.
[ERT] \begin{centering}[/ERT]
what ever in normal LyX
[ERT] \end{centering}[/ERT]
ended with the LaTeX warning "Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup."
For other who have the same problem: a simple % at the end of the first
ERT solves this problem:
[ERT] \begin{centering}%[/ERT]
what ever in normal LyX
[ERT] \end{centering}[/ERT]
Is this a bug or a feature? What exactly does the % at the end of the
first ERT change?
Regards
Toby
Re: keyboard shortcuts
I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) I have a similar problem trying e.g. to insert a footnote via Alt-i f: * if I type Alt-i-f too fast it ends up like Alt-f * if a type Alt-i f (releasing the two keys as Abdel said) and type too fast it end up with a opened insert menu and the character f at the current cursor position Somehow it looks like LyX messes up something when you type to fast ;-( Regards Toby Original Message Subject: Re: keyboard shortcuts From: Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Wed Jan 09 2008 22:17:48 GMT+0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi ! Since 1.5 version (if i remember well) I've a lot of problem with the keyboard shortcuts. I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) You should try 'Alt-m f', i.e. make sure to release the two keys before typing 'f'. So I'd like to disable all the alt-menu binding. I tried to disable the loading of the menus.bind file, but it didn't help. So what could I try? I am afraid this is not possible without touching the source code. This feature comes from Qt, not LyX. Abdel.
Re: keyboard shortcuts
This is weird and something I cannot reproduce under Windows. Maybe it is a bug of Qt under X11? It does not seem to be a X11 bug: I use windows (Vista) and LyX 1.5.3 Toby Original Message Subject: Re: keyboard shortcuts From: Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Thu Jan 10 2008 08:19:05 GMT+0100 Tobias Krause wrote: I mean, I use a lot of shortcut for math symbol, and when I type too quickly, I get a menu (as example, alt-m-f will give alt-f) I have a similar problem trying e.g. to insert a footnote via Alt-i f: * if I type Alt-i-f too fast it ends up like Alt-f * if a type Alt-i f (releasing the two keys as Abdel said) and type too fast it end up with a opened insert menu and the character f at the current cursor position Somehow it looks like LyX messes up something when you type to fast ;-( This is weird and something I cannot reproduce under Windows. Maybe it is a bug of Qt under X11? Abdel.
Re: No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part (report KOMA-Script)
\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}
Perfect, thanks!
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part
(report KOMA-Script)
From: Christian Liesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Sat Dec 22 2007 01:06:06 GMT+0100
Hi,
yes there is: The KOMA-script specific command is
\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}
Hope this helps,
-- Christian
Am 21.12.2007 um 19:16 schrieb Tobias Krause:
Hi,
in a document using report (KOMA-Script) I'd like to delete the page
numbers on the page containing the titel of a new \part.
I tried \thispagestyle{empty} but unfortunately this causes LaTeX too
loop - the weird thing about is: \part* works:
\part*{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} (LaTeX preview) works
\part{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} loops
If I don't put \thispagestyle{empty} in the same line in LyX nothing
happens at all...
This there any way to get it working?
I'm using LyX 1.5.3, MikTeX 2.6 (with all current updates)
Regards
Toby
Re: No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part (report KOMA-Script)
\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}
Perfect, thanks!
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part
(report KOMA-Script)
From: Christian Liesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Sat Dec 22 2007 01:06:06 GMT+0100
Hi,
yes there is: The KOMA-script specific command is
\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}
Hope this helps,
-- Christian
Am 21.12.2007 um 19:16 schrieb Tobias Krause:
Hi,
in a document using report (KOMA-Script) I'd like to delete the page
numbers on the page containing the titel of a new \part.
I tried \thispagestyle{empty} but unfortunately this causes LaTeX too
loop - the weird thing about is: \part* works:
\part*{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} (LaTeX preview) works
\part{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} loops
If I don't put \thispagestyle{empty} in the same line in LyX nothing
happens at all...
This there any way to get it working?
I'm using LyX 1.5.3, MikTeX 2.6 (with all current updates)
Regards
Toby
Re: No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part (report KOMA-Script)
\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}
Perfect, thanks!
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part
(report KOMA-Script)
From: Christian Liesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: LyX Users List <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
Date: Sat Dec 22 2007 01:06:06 GMT+0100
Hi,
yes there is: The KOMA-script specific command is
\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}
Hope this helps,
-- Christian
Am 21.12.2007 um 19:16 schrieb Tobias Krause:
Hi,
in a document using report (KOMA-Script) I'd like to delete the page
numbers on the page containing the titel of a new \part.
I tried \thispagestyle{empty} but unfortunately this causes LaTeX too
loop - the weird thing about is: \part* works:
\part*{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} (LaTeX preview) works
\part{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} loops
If I don't put \thispagestyle{empty} in the same line in LyX nothing
happens at all...
This there any way to get it working?
I'm using LyX 1.5.3, MikTeX 2.6 (with all current updates)
Regards
Toby
No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part (report KOMA-Script)
Hi,
in a document using report (KOMA-Script) I'd like to delete the page
numbers on the page containing the titel of a new \part.
I tried \thispagestyle{empty} but unfortunately this causes LaTeX too
loop - the weird thing about is: \part* works:
\part*{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} (LaTeX preview) works
\part{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} loops
If I don't put \thispagestyle{empty} in the same line in LyX nothing
happens at all...
This there any way to get it working?
I'm using LyX 1.5.3, MikTeX 2.6 (with all current updates)
Regards
Toby
No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part (report KOMA-Script)
Hi,
in a document using report (KOMA-Script) I'd like to delete the page
numbers on the page containing the titel of a new \part.
I tried \thispagestyle{empty} but unfortunately this causes LaTeX too
loop - the weird thing about is: \part* works:
\part*{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} (LaTeX preview) works
\part{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} loops
If I don't put \thispagestyle{empty} in the same line in LyX nothing
happens at all...
This there any way to get it working?
I'm using LyX 1.5.3, MikTeX 2.6 (with all current updates)
Regards
Toby
No Page number on the pages with the titel of a new \part (report KOMA-Script)
Hi,
in a document using report (KOMA-Script) I'd like to delete the page
numbers on the page containing the titel of a new \part.
I tried \thispagestyle{empty} but unfortunately this causes LaTeX too
loop - the weird thing about is: \part* works:
\part*{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} (LaTeX preview) works
\part{Titel\thispagestyle{empty}} loops
If I don't put \thispagestyle{empty} in the same line in LyX nothing
happens at all...
This there any way to get it working?
I'm using LyX 1.5.3, MikTeX 2.6 (with all current updates)
Regards
Toby
Re: Find Replace: using special characters and formatting
Hi Guenter and Paul, thanks for your answers! This was pretty much what I was doing - I was just not sure if it would mess up something since the line break changes,... Is there something special I have to be carefully about? Toby
Re: Find Replace: using special characters and formatting
Hi Guenter and Paul, thanks for your answers! This was pretty much what I was doing - I was just not sure if it would mess up something since the line break changes,... Is there something special I have to be carefully about? Toby
Re: Find & Replace: using special characters and formatting
Hi Guenter and Paul, thanks for your answers! This was pretty much what I was doing - I was just not sure if it would mess up something since the line break changes,... Is there something special I have to be carefully about? Toby
Find Replace: using special characters and formatting
Hi, is it possible to use special characters and formatting (e.g. protected space, emphasize,...) in Find Replace? In particular I'd like to search for abc de and replace it by /abc_de/ (italic, _ = protected space). If - as I guess - LyX does not support that, is there a way to do this in the .lyx-file with some text-editor (without messing up my .lyx-file)? Regards Toby
Find Replace: using special characters and formatting
Hi, is it possible to use special characters and formatting (e.g. protected space, emphasize,...) in Find Replace? In particular I'd like to search for abc de and replace it by /abc_de/ (italic, _ = protected space). If - as I guess - LyX does not support that, is there a way to do this in the .lyx-file with some text-editor (without messing up my .lyx-file)? Regards Toby
Find & Replace: using special characters and formatting
Hi, is it possible to use special characters and formatting (e.g. protected space, emphasize,...) in Find & Replace? In particular I'd like to search for "abc de" and replace it by "/abc_de/" (italic, _ = protected space). If - as I guess - LyX does not support that, is there a way to do this in the .lyx-file with some text-editor (without messing up my .lyx-file)? Regards Toby
Re: Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
In the preamble type:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}
\setitemize{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can adjust lengths to taste. If you also want this to apply to
description lists (or if you have no description lists), you can
replace those two lines with
\setlist{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can also adjust the vertical spacing between lists and surrounding
paragraphs the same way.
/Paul
Great, thanks!
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
From: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Sun Dec 16 2007 03:46:53 GMT+0100
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is there a way to change the spacing in itemized/ numbered lists for
the whole document?
I'd like the spacing to be the same as the normal line spacing.
Regards
Toby
In the preamble type:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}
\setitemize{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can adjust lengths to taste. If you also want this to apply to
description lists (or if you have no description lists), you can
replace those two lines with
\setlist{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can also adjust the vertical spacing between lists and surrounding
paragraphs the same way.
/Paul
Re: Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
In the preamble type:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}
\setitemize{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can adjust lengths to taste. If you also want this to apply to
description lists (or if you have no description lists), you can
replace those two lines with
\setlist{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can also adjust the vertical spacing between lists and surrounding
paragraphs the same way.
/Paul
Great, thanks!
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
From: Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Sun Dec 16 2007 03:46:53 GMT+0100
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is there a way to change the spacing in itemized/ numbered lists for
the whole document?
I'd like the spacing to be the same as the normal line spacing.
Regards
Toby
In the preamble type:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}
\setitemize{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can adjust lengths to taste. If you also want this to apply to
description lists (or if you have no description lists), you can
replace those two lines with
\setlist{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can also adjust the vertical spacing between lists and surrounding
paragraphs the same way.
/Paul
Re: Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
In the preamble type:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}
\setitemize{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can adjust lengths to taste. If you also want this to apply to
description lists (or if you have no description lists), you can
replace those two lines with
\setlist{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can also adjust the vertical spacing between lists and surrounding
paragraphs the same way.
/Paul
Great, thanks!
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
From: Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Sun Dec 16 2007 03:46:53 GMT+0100
Tobias Krause wrote:
Hi,
is there a way to change the spacing in itemized/ numbered lists for
the whole document?
I'd like the spacing to be the same as the normal line spacing.
Regards
Toby
In the preamble type:
\usepackage{enumitem}
\setenumerate{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}
\setitemize{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can adjust lengths to taste. If you also want this to apply to
description lists (or if you have no description lists), you can
replace those two lines with
\setlist{itemsep=0ex,parsep=0ex}.
You can also adjust the vertical spacing between lists and surrounding
paragraphs the same way.
/Paul
Re: want to add new format options to cross-reference
Hi,
how exactly does the self-defining work?
I found something like that in the documentation:
\newrefformat{sec}{Section \ref{#1} on page \pageref{#1}}
but is there a way to define different ways to reference e.g. a section?
And if so, how do I chose which one I want?
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: want to add new format options to cross-reference
From: Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: nooj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri Dec 07 2007 17:52:57 GMT+0100
nooj wrote:
I'm using 1.5.2, and I have cross references in my document. There
are four options for the output format:
reference
(reference)
page
on page page
reference on page page
Formatted reference
First of all, I spent hours testing and rereading the documentation
trying to figure out why my Formatted references didn't behave like
my reference on page page, until I waded through the latex code
outputted by LyX and noticed one uses \prettyref and one uses \vref.
Then I had to track down where the hell those commands came from, and
eventually read both the varioref and prettyref manuals.
Someone please document somewhere reasonable that Formatted
reference uses prettyref.sty, but the others use varioref.sty. I
use LyX so I
won't have to read or write LaTeX code any more. Apparently that's
not possible.
You might add this request to bugzilla. And, better still, attach a
patch with a draft of the documentation you'd like to see. I agree
that what's there now is pretty unclear. It would be nice if it were
explained in the docs how to create these self-defined reference
formats.
Richard
Re: want to add new format options to cross-reference
Hi,
how exactly does the self-defining work?
I found something like that in the documentation:
\newrefformat{sec}{Section \ref{#1} on page \pageref{#1}}
but is there a way to define different ways to reference e.g. a section?
And if so, how do I chose which one I want?
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: want to add new format options to cross-reference
From: Richard Heck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: nooj [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri Dec 07 2007 17:52:57 GMT+0100
nooj wrote:
I'm using 1.5.2, and I have cross references in my document. There
are four options for the output format:
reference
(reference)
page
on page page
reference on page page
Formatted reference
First of all, I spent hours testing and rereading the documentation
trying to figure out why my Formatted references didn't behave like
my reference on page page, until I waded through the latex code
outputted by LyX and noticed one uses \prettyref and one uses \vref.
Then I had to track down where the hell those commands came from, and
eventually read both the varioref and prettyref manuals.
Someone please document somewhere reasonable that Formatted
reference uses prettyref.sty, but the others use varioref.sty. I
use LyX so I
won't have to read or write LaTeX code any more. Apparently that's
not possible.
You might add this request to bugzilla. And, better still, attach a
patch with a draft of the documentation you'd like to see. I agree
that what's there now is pretty unclear. It would be nice if it were
explained in the docs how to create these self-defined reference
formats.
Richard
Re: want to add new format options to cross-reference
Hi,
how exactly does the self-defining work?
I found something like that in the documentation:
\newrefformat{sec}{Section \ref{#1} on page \pageref{#1}}
but is there a way to define different ways to reference e.g. a section?
And if so, how do I chose which one I want?
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: want to add new format options to cross-reference
From: Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: nooj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri Dec 07 2007 17:52:57 GMT+0100
nooj wrote:
I'm using 1.5.2, and I have cross references in my document. There
are four options for the output format:
()
on page
on page
Formatted reference
First of all, I spent hours testing and rereading the documentation
trying to figure out why my "Formatted reference"s didn't behave like
my " on page ", until I waded through the latex code
outputted by LyX and noticed one uses \prettyref and one uses \vref.
Then I had to track down where the hell those commands came from, and
eventually read both the varioref and prettyref manuals.
Someone please document somewhere reasonable that "Formatted
reference" uses prettyref.sty, but the others use varioref.sty. I
use LyX so I
won't have to read or write LaTeX code any more. Apparently that's
not possible.
You might add this request to bugzilla. And, better still, attach a
patch with a draft of the documentation you'd like to see. I agree
that what's there now is pretty unclear. It would be nice if it were
explained in the docs how to create these "self-defined" reference
formats.
Richard
Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
Hi, is there a way to change the spacing in itemized/ numbered lists for the whole document? I'd like the spacing to be the same as the normal line spacing. Regards Toby
Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
Hi, is there a way to change the spacing in itemized/ numbered lists for the whole document? I'd like the spacing to be the same as the normal line spacing. Regards Toby
Spacing in itemized/ numbered list
Hi, is there a way to change the spacing in itemized/ numbered lists for the whole document? I'd like the spacing to be the same as the normal line spacing. Regards Toby
Bug or feature? Find and Replace
Hi, is the following behavior a bug of feature? While using Find and Replace Replace usually replaces the current text and jumps to the next hit - this way in hitting replace several times I can replace several hits but if Replace with contains the text specified in Find this does not work. Just an dumb example: assume the following: The text is Hello Tom, hello Tim, who are you? The text specified in Find is Hello The text specified in Replace with is Hello World Hitting Replace twice ends up with Hello World World Tom, hello Tim, who are you? instead of Hello World Tom, hello World Tim, how are you? This means the after replacing the text the search for the next hit starts at the start of the just replaced text. I myself would prefer, that the second search starts at the end of the replaced text - not at the start of it... Are there any reasons for the current behavior? Regards Toby
Bug or feature? Find and Replace
Hi, is the following behavior a bug of feature? While using Find and Replace Replace usually replaces the current text and jumps to the next hit - this way in hitting replace several times I can replace several hits but if Replace with contains the text specified in Find this does not work. Just an dumb example: assume the following: The text is Hello Tom, hello Tim, who are you? The text specified in Find is Hello The text specified in Replace with is Hello World Hitting Replace twice ends up with Hello World World Tom, hello Tim, who are you? instead of Hello World Tom, hello World Tim, how are you? This means the after replacing the text the search for the next hit starts at the start of the just replaced text. I myself would prefer, that the second search starts at the end of the replaced text - not at the start of it... Are there any reasons for the current behavior? Regards Toby
Bug or feature? Find and Replace
Hi, is the following behavior a bug of feature? While using "Find and Replace" "Replace" usually replaces the current text and jumps to the next hit - this way in hitting replace several times I can replace several hits but if "Replace with" contains the text specified in "Find" this does not work. Just an dumb example: assume the following: The text is "Hello Tom, hello Tim, who are you?" The text specified in "Find" is "Hello" The text specified in "Replace with" is "Hello World" Hitting Replace twice ends up with "Hello World World Tom, hello Tim, who are you?" instead of "Hello World Tom, hello World Tim, how are you?" This means the after replacing the text the search for the next hit starts at the start of the just replaced text. I myself would prefer, that the second search starts at the end of the replaced text - not at the start of it... Are there any reasons for the current behavior? Regards Toby
Re: Child Documents Document Outline
- launching the Citation dialog (M-i c) and then Esc to close it; no need to use the mouse. Great, thanks! FYI the reason we did not load all child documents in 1.5 is for performance reason. I was quite sure this would be the reason. We could add a preference settings for that though, put the request in bugzilla if you want. LyX-1.6 will automatically load the child documents in the background, which is faster that 1.5 method. The mentioned ways of triggering the loading are convenient for me, thanks though. Regards Toby
Re: Change PDF viewer (windows)
Hi, I have done this in the past by putting the path to the viewer in the PATH prefix. I assume that you also specified the viewer in the File formats (and then clicked Modify followed by Save)? Yes, I did exactly the same - and it did not work when I tried it last time... First I realized that whitespace in the viewer name are not supported so I changed the name of the viewer binary... Just now I tried changing the viewer again (to write a correct answer) and for what ever reason it worked except the thing that PDF-XChange Viewer (http://www.docu-track.com/home/prod_user/pdfx_viewer) does not accept the file path (while it does if it is the system standard for PDFviewing): it say Invalid URL. But since I set PDF-XChange Viewer just for testing purpose I don't care at the moment - but it's still kind of weird: where is the difference in the ways LyX calls the viewer? Regards Toby
Re: Child Documents Document Outline
- launching the Citation dialog (M-i c) and then Esc to close it; no need to use the mouse. Great, thanks! FYI the reason we did not load all child documents in 1.5 is for performance reason. I was quite sure this would be the reason. We could add a preference settings for that though, put the request in bugzilla if you want. LyX-1.6 will automatically load the child documents in the background, which is faster that 1.5 method. The mentioned ways of triggering the loading are convenient for me, thanks though. Regards Toby
Re: Change PDF viewer (windows)
Hi, I have done this in the past by putting the path to the viewer in the PATH prefix. I assume that you also specified the viewer in the File formats (and then clicked Modify followed by Save)? Yes, I did exactly the same - and it did not work when I tried it last time... First I realized that whitespace in the viewer name are not supported so I changed the name of the viewer binary... Just now I tried changing the viewer again (to write a correct answer) and for what ever reason it worked except the thing that PDF-XChange Viewer (http://www.docu-track.com/home/prod_user/pdfx_viewer) does not accept the file path (while it does if it is the system standard for PDFviewing): it say Invalid URL. But since I set PDF-XChange Viewer just for testing purpose I don't care at the moment - but it's still kind of weird: where is the difference in the ways LyX calls the viewer? Regards Toby
Re: Child Documents & Document Outline
- launching the Citation dialog (M-i c) and then Esc to close it; no need to use the mouse. Great, thanks! FYI the reason we did not load all child documents in 1.5 is for performance reason. I was quite sure this would be the reason. We could add a preference settings for that though, put the request in bugzilla if you want. LyX-1.6 will automatically load the child documents in the background, which is faster that 1.5 method. The mentioned ways of triggering the loading are convenient for me, thanks though. Regards Toby
Re: Change PDF viewer (windows)
Hi, I have done this in the past by putting the path to the viewer in the PATH prefix. I assume that you also specified the viewer in the File formats (and then clicked Modify followed by Save)? Yes, I did exactly the same - and it did not work when I tried it last time... First I realized that whitespace in the viewer name are not supported so I changed the name of the viewer binary... Just now I tried changing the viewer again (to write a correct answer) and for what ever reason it worked except the thing that PDF-XChange Viewer (http://www.docu-track.com/home/prod_user/pdfx_viewer) does not accept the file path (while it does if it is the system standard for PDFviewing): it say "Invalid URL". But since I set PDF-XChange Viewer just for testing purpose I don't care at the moment - but it's still kind of weird: where is the difference in the ways LyX calls the viewer? Regards Toby
Child Documents Document Outline
Hi, I just started to use Child Documents and discovered that the document outline of the main document includes the chapters of child documents after clicking Edit in the child document dialog once. Is there a way to avoid this clicking? Can I tell LyX to include all child documents in the document outline on opening the main document? Regards Toby
Child Documents Document Outline
Hi, I just started to use Child Documents and discovered that the document outline of the main document includes the chapters of child documents after clicking Edit in the child document dialog once. Is there a way to avoid this clicking? Can I tell LyX to include all child documents in the document outline on opening the main document? Regards Toby
Child Documents & Document Outline
Hi, I just started to use Child Documents and discovered that the document outline of the main document includes the chapters of child documents after clicking "Edit" in the child document dialog once. Is there a way to avoid this clicking? Can I tell LyX to include all child documents in the document outline on opening the main document? Regards Toby
Change PDF viewer (windows)
Hi, how can I change the PDF viewer - without changing the windows default PDF viewer? I tried changing Viewer in Tools -- Preferences -- File formats, but * absolut path did not work * adding the path to the viewer exe to Tools -- Preferences -- Paths -- PATH prefix did not help * now I put the pdf viewer exe in the LyX bin folder - this works, but isn't there another way? Regards, Toby
Change PDF viewer (windows)
Hi, how can I change the PDF viewer - without changing the windows default PDF viewer? I tried changing Viewer in Tools -- Preferences -- File formats, but * absolut path did not work * adding the path to the viewer exe to Tools -- Preferences -- Paths -- PATH prefix did not help * now I put the pdf viewer exe in the LyX bin folder - this works, but isn't there another way? Regards, Toby
Change PDF viewer (windows)
Hi, how can I change the PDF viewer - without changing the windows default PDF viewer? I tried changing Viewer in Tools --> Preferences --> File formats, but * absolut path did not work * adding the path to the viewer exe to Tools --> Preferences --> Paths --> PATH prefix did not help * now I put the pdf viewer exe in the LyX bin folder - this works, but isn't there another way? Regards, Toby
Re: bug?: comment in last line of ERT -- next line of normal text is lost
Thanks for your answers! Now I see see there are good reasons for no line break after an ERT and it's not a bug. My guess, though, is that insertion of comments in in-line ERTs is pretty rare. Yours was the first post I've seen concerning it, and I've been on the list since around LyX 1.3.5. One other reason might be that sometimes people just don't realize that some words are lost... I myself had the problem once and did not realized it until the document was printed and bound... And even then I did not know why the text was lost. Just yesterday I stumbled upon the some problem again - and without the source view of 1.5 I guess again I would not have found the reason. But I guess you are right: there are tons of reasons why this behavior is still better than others - and visual indications would be a nice thing but are tricky aswell. Toby
Re: bug?: comment in last line of ERT -- next line of normal text is lost
Thanks for your answers! Now I see see there are good reasons for no line break after an ERT and it's not a bug. My guess, though, is that insertion of comments in in-line ERTs is pretty rare. Yours was the first post I've seen concerning it, and I've been on the list since around LyX 1.3.5. One other reason might be that sometimes people just don't realize that some words are lost... I myself had the problem once and did not realized it until the document was printed and bound... And even then I did not know why the text was lost. Just yesterday I stumbled upon the some problem again - and without the source view of 1.5 I guess again I would not have found the reason. But I guess you are right: there are tons of reasons why this behavior is still better than others - and visual indications would be a nice thing but are tricky aswell. Toby
Re: bug?: comment in last line of ERT --> next line of normal text is lost
Thanks for your answers! Now I see see there are good reasons for no line break after an ERT and it's not a bug. My guess, though, is that insertion of comments in in-line ERTs is pretty rare. Yours was the first post I've seen concerning it, and I've been on the list since around LyX 1.3.5. One other reason might be that sometimes people just don't realize that some words are lost... I myself had the problem once and did not realized it until the document was printed and bound... And even then I did not know why the text was lost. Just yesterday I stumbled upon the some problem again - and without the source view of 1.5 I guess again I would not have found the reason. But I guess you are right: there are tons of reasons why this behavior is still better than others - and visual indications would be a nice thing but are tricky aswell. Toby
bug?: comment in last line of ERT -- next line of normal text is lost
Hi, if the last line of a ERT is a comment the next line in the normal text is lost. Is there a reason for this behavior - or is this a bug? Even if there is a reason for it I guess there should at least be some kind of a warning... Regards, Toby
Re: bug?: comment in last line of ERT -- next line of normal text is lost
Hi Paul, some text [[%comment ]] more text where [[]] is an ERT box, then more text will look to LaTeX like part of the comment, because LyX will (properly) not insert a line break after the ERT box. This would IMHO be proper behavior. Sounds like proper behavior, but there are some remarks: 1. This is totally uncontrollable for the user: if more text is a long text, the user does not know where LyX will break the line - and so it's not possible to know which text will be show up in the output. From this point of view there would be no advantage of this behavior, is there any reason for not inserting a line break after ERTs? 2. Even though this behavior is proper it is risky for the user, because there is no visual indication for a behavior which might not be obvious or which is just triggered without knowing. Maybe it'd be possible to gray out the text which will be gone or to do something else to show what will happen... Regards, Toby
bug?: comment in last line of ERT -- next line of normal text is lost
Hi, if the last line of a ERT is a comment the next line in the normal text is lost. Is there a reason for this behavior - or is this a bug? Even if there is a reason for it I guess there should at least be some kind of a warning... Regards, Toby
Re: bug?: comment in last line of ERT -- next line of normal text is lost
Hi Paul, some text [[%comment ]] more text where [[]] is an ERT box, then more text will look to LaTeX like part of the comment, because LyX will (properly) not insert a line break after the ERT box. This would IMHO be proper behavior. Sounds like proper behavior, but there are some remarks: 1. This is totally uncontrollable for the user: if more text is a long text, the user does not know where LyX will break the line - and so it's not possible to know which text will be show up in the output. From this point of view there would be no advantage of this behavior, is there any reason for not inserting a line break after ERTs? 2. Even though this behavior is proper it is risky for the user, because there is no visual indication for a behavior which might not be obvious or which is just triggered without knowing. Maybe it'd be possible to gray out the text which will be gone or to do something else to show what will happen... Regards, Toby
bug?: comment in last line of ERT --> next line of normal text is lost
Hi, if the last line of a ERT is a comment the next line in the normal text is lost. Is there a reason for this behavior - or is this a bug? Even if there is a reason for it I guess there should at least be some kind of a warning... Regards, Toby
Re: bug?: comment in last line of ERT --> next line of normal text is lost
Hi Paul, some text [[%comment ]] more text where [[]] is an ERT box, then "more text" will look to LaTeX like part of the comment, because LyX will (properly) not insert a line break after the ERT box. This would IMHO be proper behavior. Sounds like proper behavior, but there are some remarks: 1. This is totally uncontrollable for the user: if "more text" is a long text, the user does not know where LyX will break the line - and so it's not possible to know which text will be show up in the output. From this point of view there would be no advantage of this behavior, is there any reason for not inserting a line break after ERTs? 2. Even though this behavior is proper it is risky for the user, because there is no visual indication for a behavior which might not be obvious or which is just triggered without knowing. Maybe it'd be possible to gray out the text which will be gone or to do something else to show what will happen... Regards, Toby
Re: Fwd: 2 Bugs
Bugs created: bookmark crash: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4301 lost settings: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4302 Regards, Toby Original Message Subject: Fwd: 2 Bugs From: Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu Oct 25 2007 15:04:53 GMT+0200 -- Forwarded message -- From: *Jean-Marc Lasgouttes* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Oct 25, 2007 2:12 PM Subject: Re: 2 Bugs To: Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: OK, I'll try it again: * the settings window is opened, I do some changes and * have a quick lock at the main window - without closing the settings windows and * focusing the settings window again the chances are gone... It should either not be possible to focus the main window or keep the change made. OK, I can confirm. Could you create a bug on bugzilla.lyx.org http://bugzilla.lyx.org? JMarc
LaTeX warnings
Hi, is there a better way to look for LaTeX warnings than the LaTeX Log - which does not provide any way to scroll through the warnings (like a next warning button). If not: are there any plans to extend the LaTeX Log window? E.g. with a Next Warning button or a way to filter the output: e.g. to show only the lines including the given word. Regards Toby
Re: Fwd: 2 Bugs
Bugs created: bookmark crash: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4301 lost settings: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4302 Regards, Toby Original Message Subject: Fwd: 2 Bugs From: Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu Oct 25 2007 15:04:53 GMT+0200 -- Forwarded message -- From: *Jean-Marc Lasgouttes* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Oct 25, 2007 2:12 PM Subject: Re: 2 Bugs To: Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Tobias Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: OK, I'll try it again: * the settings window is opened, I do some changes and * have a quick lock at the main window - without closing the settings windows and * focusing the settings window again the chances are gone... It should either not be possible to focus the main window or keep the change made. OK, I can confirm. Could you create a bug on bugzilla.lyx.org http://bugzilla.lyx.org? JMarc
LaTeX warnings
Hi, is there a better way to look for LaTeX warnings than the LaTeX Log - which does not provide any way to scroll through the warnings (like a next warning button). If not: are there any plans to extend the LaTeX Log window? E.g. with a Next Warning button or a way to filter the output: e.g. to show only the lines including the given word. Regards Toby
Re: Fwd: 2 Bugs
Bugs created: bookmark crash: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4301 lost settings: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4302 Regards, Toby Original Message Subject: Fwd: 2 Bugs From: Tobias Krause <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Tobias Krause <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu Oct 25 2007 15:04:53 GMT+0200 -- Forwarded message -- From: *Jean-Marc Lasgouttes* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> Date: Oct 25, 2007 2:12 PM Subject: Re: 2 Bugs To: Tobias Krause <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> Tobias Krause <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> writes: > OK, I'll try it again: > >* the settings window is opened, I do some changes and >* have a quick lock at the main window - without closing the > settings windows and >* focusing the settings window again the chances are gone... > > It should either not be possible to focus the main window or keep the > change made. OK, I can confirm. Could you create a bug on bugzilla.lyx.org <http://bugzilla.lyx.org>? JMarc
LaTeX warnings
Hi, is there a better way to look for LaTeX warnings than the "LaTeX Log" - which does not provide any way to scroll through the warnings (like a "next warning" button). If not: are there any plans to extend the LaTeX Log window? E.g. with a "Next Warning" button or a way to filter the output: e.g. to show only the lines including the given word. Regards Toby
2 Bugs
Hi, just found two bugs: 1. Bookmarks in ERTs crash Lyx 2. Changes in Document -- Settings -- Latex Preamble are lost when you go back to the main window without OK or Apply Could one of the developers file a bug? Regards, Toby
Re: 2 Bugs
@ Jean-Marc: no, not when I save, but when I trie ot use the bookmark @ Juergen: detailded recipe is here: lyx: Disabling LyX socket. Warning: Output is empty An empty output file was generated. This is BibTeX, Version 0.99c (MiKTeX 2.6) The top-level auxiliary file: LDA.aux The style file: 1XXX_natdin.bst month is an unknown function---line 294 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst month is an unknown function---line 300 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 311 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 312 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 313 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 315 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst lastchecked is an unknown function---line 341 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 342 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 342 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 347 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 347 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst lastchecked is an unknown function---line 352 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 360 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 361 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 362 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 373 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst new.block is an unknown function---line 375 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 375 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 382 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 383 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 386 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 387 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 388 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 406 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 414 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 416 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 417 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 642 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 649 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 651 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 658 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 661 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 674 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 677 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 678 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst institution is an unknown function---line 685 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst institution is an unknown function---line 687 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 717 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 719 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 720 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 723 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 768 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 768 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 779 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 779 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 787 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 794 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 798 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 807 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 808 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 817 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 817 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 818 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 819 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 820 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 822 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 832 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 835 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 836 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 837 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 837 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 842 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 844 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 943 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 944 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 946 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 949 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst isbn is an unknown function---line 954 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst issn is an unknown function---line 955 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst issn is an unknown function---line 957 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst isbn is an unknown function---line 960 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst note is an unknown
2 Bugs
Hi, just found two bugs: 1. Bookmarks in ERTs crash Lyx 2. Changes in Document -- Settings -- Latex Preamble are lost when you go back to the main window without OK or Apply Could one of the developers file a bug? Regards, Toby
Re: 2 Bugs
@ Jean-Marc: no, not when I save, but when I trie ot use the bookmark @ Juergen: detailded recipe is here: lyx: Disabling LyX socket. Warning: Output is empty An empty output file was generated. This is BibTeX, Version 0.99c (MiKTeX 2.6) The top-level auxiliary file: LDA.aux The style file: 1XXX_natdin.bst month is an unknown function---line 294 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst month is an unknown function---line 300 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 311 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 312 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 313 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 315 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst lastchecked is an unknown function---line 341 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 342 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 342 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 347 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 347 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst lastchecked is an unknown function---line 352 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 360 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 361 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 362 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 373 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst new.block is an unknown function---line 375 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 375 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 382 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 383 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 386 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 387 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 388 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 406 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 414 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 416 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 417 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 642 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 649 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 651 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 658 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 661 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 674 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 677 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst organization is an unknown function---line 678 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst institution is an unknown function---line 685 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst institution is an unknown function---line 687 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 717 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 719 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 720 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 723 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 768 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 768 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 779 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 779 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 787 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 794 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 798 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 807 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 808 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 817 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 817 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 818 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 819 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 820 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst type is an unknown function---line 822 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 832 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 835 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 836 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst address is an unknown function---line 837 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 837 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 842 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst howpublished is an unknown function---line 844 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 943 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 944 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst doi is an unknown function---line 946 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst urn is an unknown function---line 949 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst isbn is an unknown function---line 954 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst issn is an unknown function---line 955 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst issn is an unknown function---line 957 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst isbn is an unknown function---line 960 of file 1XXX_natdin.bst note is an unknown
