Hi all.
I'm using LyX, and I'm stucked in a problem: I'm inserting pseudo-code (with
some math elements inside) in a algorithm float.
When I print / create a pdf the float it's bigger than the page, but it
doesn't automatically split itself.
Is there a way to tell the float that it's off the
Hi all.
I'm using LyX, and I'm stucked in a problem: I'm inserting pseudo-code (with
some math elements inside) in a algorithm float.
When I print / create a pdf the float it's bigger than the page, but it
doesn't automatically split itself.
Is there a way to tell the float that it's off the
Hi all.
I'm using LyX, and I'm stucked in a problem: I'm inserting pseudo-code (with
some math elements inside) in a algorithm float.
When I print / create a pdf the float it's bigger than the page, but it
doesn't automatically "split" itself.
Is there a way to tell the float that it's off the
rgheck wrote:
I have used the listings package. It probably knows ada. (I haven't
used it with lyx though, just with latex.)
There is support for listings in LyX. Use the InsertProgram Listing
environment. Ada is available.
as an alternative to the listings package, I suggest texments_: may
rgheck wrote:
I have used the listings package. It probably knows ada. (I haven't
used it with lyx though, just with latex.)
There is support for listings in LyX. Use the InsertProgram Listing
environment. Ada is available.
as an alternative to the listings package, I suggest texments_: may
rgheck wrote:
>> I have used the "listings" package. It probably knows ada. (I haven't
>> used it with lyx though, just with latex.)
> There is support for listings in LyX. Use the Insert>Program Listing
> environment. Ada is available.
as an alternative to the listings package, I suggest
Steve Litt wrote:
I use ifthenelse in my exams. That way I can have one version of
the exam without solutions, and one with solution, without having to
have two documents. If you want, I can send you one of my
exams.
I want. I want bad!
Are you one of his students? :^)
--
By ZeD
Steve Litt wrote:
I use ifthenelse in my exams. That way I can have one version of
the exam without solutions, and one with solution, without having to
have two documents. If you want, I can send you one of my
exams.
I want. I want bad!
Are you one of his students? :^)
--
By ZeD
Steve Litt wrote:
>> I use ifthenelse in my exams. That way I can have one version of
>> the exam without solutions, and one with solution, without having to
>> have two documents. If you want, I can send you one of my
>> exams.
>
> I want. I want bad!
Are you one of his students? :^)
--
By
Guenter Milde wrote:
2) tell lyx that, to generate the pdf (via pdflatex), it must do 3
passes
(pass 0): generate the FILE.tex from FILE.lyx (as all documents, I
think)
(pass 1): pdflatex FILE.tex (as all documents?)
(pass 2): pdflatex FILE-frn.tex (this file is auto-generated!)
rgheck wrote:
then I tell lyx that, to generate the pdf, I must run the 3 passes... but
This is documented in the Customization manual.
could you please be a little more specific?
I read the entire manual, but I cannot find a section where it's exposed how
to force certain passes.
At the best
Guenter Milde wrote:
2) tell lyx that, to generate the pdf (via pdflatex), it must do 3
passes
(pass 0): generate the FILE.tex from FILE.lyx (as all documents, I
think)
(pass 1): pdflatex FILE.tex (as all documents?)
(pass 2): pdflatex FILE-frn.tex (this file is auto-generated!)
rgheck wrote:
then I tell lyx that, to generate the pdf, I must run the 3 passes... but
This is documented in the Customization manual.
could you please be a little more specific?
I read the entire manual, but I cannot find a section where it's exposed how
to force certain passes.
At the best
Guenter Milde wrote:
>>> 2) tell lyx that, to generate the pdf (via pdflatex), it must do 3
>>> passes
>>>(pass 0): generate the FILE.tex from FILE.lyx (as all documents, I
>>>think)
>>>(pass 1): pdflatex FILE.tex (as all documents?)
>>>(pass 2): pdflatex FILE-frn.tex (this file
rgheck wrote:
>> then I tell lyx that, to generate the pdf, I must run the 3 passes... but
> This is documented in the Customization manual.
could you please be a little more specific?
I read the entire manual, but I cannot find a section where it's exposed how
to force certain passes.
At the
I'm making a small layout module around the package frontespizio
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/frontespizio/), but
I'm a novice, and I need help.
I need to know if (and how!) is possible to:
1) force the documentclass (book, article) to use the titlepage ambient.
2) tell
Vito De Tullio wrote:
I need to know if (and how!) is possible to:
1) force the documentclass (book, article) to use the titlepage ambient.
mmm
I think this is resolved, using: ClassOptions Other titlepage End
2) tell lyx that, to generate the pdf (via pdflatex), it must do 3 passes
I'm making a small layout module around the package frontespizio
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/frontespizio/), but
I'm a novice, and I need help.
I need to know if (and how!) is possible to:
1) force the documentclass (book, article) to use the titlepage ambient.
2) tell
Vito De Tullio wrote:
I need to know if (and how!) is possible to:
1) force the documentclass (book, article) to use the titlepage ambient.
mmm
I think this is resolved, using: ClassOptions Other titlepage End
2) tell lyx that, to generate the pdf (via pdflatex), it must do 3 passes
I'm making a small layout module around the package "frontespizio"
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/frontespizio/), but
I'm a novice, and I need help.
I need to know if (and how!) is possible to:
1) force the documentclass (book, article) to use the titlepage ambient.
2) tell
Vito De Tullio wrote:
> I need to know if (and how!) is possible to:
> 1) force the documentclass (book, article) to use the titlepage ambient.
mmm
I think this is resolved, using: ClassOptions Other titlepage End
> 2) tell lyx that, to generate the pdf (via pdflatex), it must do
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