Re: AMS article etc

1999-11-10 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

 "?" ==   " [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

? Speaking of keyboard accelerators for common math symbols: Does
? someone have a file at hand with shortcuts for \alpha, \beta,
? \gamma and so on? That would save me half an hour or so to create
? it myself. 

Did you try "M-m g a" for alpha?

By the way, how do you bind control chars to normal
? chars? E.g. I often type C-"-" instead of "_" (which is S-"-") and
? would like to bind it to the same thing. --

For math mode, you would have
\bind "C-minus" "math-insert -"

JMarc



Re: AMS article etc

1999-11-10 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

 "?" ==   " [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

? Speaking of keyboard accelerators for common math symbols: Does
? someone have a file at hand with shortcuts for \alpha, \beta,
? \gamma and so on? That would save me half an hour or so to create
? it myself. 

Did you try "M-m g a" for alpha?

By the way, how do you bind control chars to normal
? chars? E.g. I often type C-"-" instead of "_" (which is S-"-") and
? would like to bind it to the same thing. --

For math mode, you would have
\bind "C-minus" "math-insert -"

JMarc



Re: AMS article etc

1999-11-10 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

> "?" ==   <" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> writes:

?> Speaking of keyboard accelerators for common math symbols: Does
?> someone have a file at hand with shortcuts for \alpha, \beta,
?> \gamma and so on? That would save me half an hour or so to create
?> it myself. 

Did you try "M-m g a" for alpha?

By the way, how do you bind control chars to normal
?> chars? E.g. I often type C-"-" instead of "_" (which is S-"-") and
?> would like to bind it to the same thing. --

For math mode, you would have
\bind "C-minus" "math-insert -"

JMarc



Re: AMS article etc

1999-11-08 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

 "Daniel" == Daniel Seifert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Daniel Hi. I´ve now translated everything so that the PS output is in
Daniel German. I have some questions though.

Daniel First I notice that when a "Standard" text follows a
Daniel subsection/subsubsection, the text is not displayed below, but
Daniel rather next to the subsection title (= the linebreak is
Daniel missing). I find this very annoying, how can I fix that?

This is a design choice, as far as I know. There is therefore no
"fix" (someone who knows the ams classes better than I do might prove
me wrong, though).

Daniel Second, is there a way to bind "layouts" to keys? As I am
Daniel writing a quite long mathematical text with often changing
Daniel parts ("theorem", "proof", "definition") I spend too much time
Daniel grabbing the mouse and looking for the appropriate entry in
Daniel the popup list. I´d much more prefer to rather just press
Daniel F1...F10 or whatever.

Have a look at file lib/bind/menus.bind, around line 238. This will
show you what bindings exist and how they are defined. You can add
such commands to your lyxrc, like

\bind "F1" "layout Theorem"

Daniel And last, how can I enter using just the keyboard these
Daniel parentheses which resize according to their contents? In the
Daniel lyx and latex file they are called \( and \), but when
Daniel entering \( or \) I get parenthesis but only with a fixed
Daniel size?

\( and \) is certinly not what you want in LaTeX (they mean
enter-leave math mode). You probably mix them with \left(...\right).

Anyway, the right math shortcut is 'M-m ('.

Daniel It would also be nice if I could use the math panel just with
Daniel the keyboard. This, together with point 2, would make life
Daniel much easier.

Sure. The math panel needs some work.

JMarc



Re: AMS article etc

1999-11-08 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

 "Daniel" == Daniel Seifert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Daniel Hi. I´ve now translated everything so that the PS output is in
Daniel German. I have some questions though.

Daniel First I notice that when a "Standard" text follows a
Daniel subsection/subsubsection, the text is not displayed below, but
Daniel rather next to the subsection title (= the linebreak is
Daniel missing). I find this very annoying, how can I fix that?

This is a design choice, as far as I know. There is therefore no
"fix" (someone who knows the ams classes better than I do might prove
me wrong, though).

Daniel Second, is there a way to bind "layouts" to keys? As I am
Daniel writing a quite long mathematical text with often changing
Daniel parts ("theorem", "proof", "definition") I spend too much time
Daniel grabbing the mouse and looking for the appropriate entry in
Daniel the popup list. I´d much more prefer to rather just press
Daniel F1...F10 or whatever.

Have a look at file lib/bind/menus.bind, around line 238. This will
show you what bindings exist and how they are defined. You can add
such commands to your lyxrc, like

\bind "F1" "layout Theorem"

Daniel And last, how can I enter using just the keyboard these
Daniel parentheses which resize according to their contents? In the
Daniel lyx and latex file they are called \( and \), but when
Daniel entering \( or \) I get parenthesis but only with a fixed
Daniel size?

\( and \) is certinly not what you want in LaTeX (they mean
enter-leave math mode). You probably mix them with \left(...\right).

Anyway, the right math shortcut is 'M-m ('.

Daniel It would also be nice if I could use the math panel just with
Daniel the keyboard. This, together with point 2, would make life
Daniel much easier.

Sure. The math panel needs some work.

JMarc



Re: AMS article etc

1999-11-08 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

> "Daniel" == Daniel Seifert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Daniel> Hi. I´ve now translated everything so that the PS output is in
Daniel> German. I have some questions though.

Daniel> First I notice that when a "Standard" text follows a
Daniel> subsection/subsubsection, the text is not displayed below, but
Daniel> rather next to the subsection title (= the linebreak is
Daniel> missing). I find this very annoying, how can I fix that?

This is a design choice, as far as I know. There is therefore no
"fix" (someone who knows the ams classes better than I do might prove
me wrong, though).

Daniel> Second, is there a way to bind "layouts" to keys? As I am
Daniel> writing a quite long mathematical text with often changing
Daniel> parts ("theorem", "proof", "definition") I spend too much time
Daniel> grabbing the mouse and looking for the appropriate entry in
Daniel> the popup list. I´d much more prefer to rather just press
Daniel> F1...F10 or whatever.

Have a look at file lib/bind/menus.bind, around line 238. This will
show you what bindings exist and how they are defined. You can add
such commands to your lyxrc, like

\bind "F1" "layout Theorem"

Daniel> And last, how can I enter using just the keyboard these
Daniel> parentheses which resize according to their contents? In the
Daniel> lyx and latex file they are called \( and \), but when
Daniel> entering \( or \) I get parenthesis but only with a fixed
Daniel> size?

\( and \) is certinly not what you want in LaTeX (they mean
enter-leave math mode). You probably mix them with \left(...\right).

Anyway, the right math shortcut is 'M-m ('.

Daniel> It would also be nice if I could use the math panel just with
Daniel> the keyboard. This, together with point 2, would make life
Daniel> much easier.

Sure. The math panel needs some work.

JMarc



AMS article etc

1999-01-02 Thread Daniel Seifert

Hi.

I´ve now translated everything so that the PS output is in German. I
have some questions though.

First I notice that when a "Standard" text follows a
subsection/subsubsection, the text is not displayed below, but rather
next to the subsection title (= the linebreak is missing). I find
this very annoying, how can I fix that?

Second, is there a way to bind "layouts" to keys? As I am writing a
quite long mathematical text with often changing parts ("theorem",
"proof", "definition") I spend too much time grabbing the mouse and
looking for the appropriate entry in the popup list. I´d much more
prefer to rather just press F1...F10 or whatever.

And last, how can I enter using just the keyboard these parentheses
which resize according to their contents? In the lyx and latex file
they are called \( and \), but when entering \( or \) I get
parenthesis but only with a fixed size?

It would also be nice if I could use the math panel just with the
keyboard. This, together with point 2, would make life much easier.

Thanks in advance for your help.

-- 
 Tschau,ICQ 28589118   PGP-Key available
  Daniel[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dseifert.de/



AMS article etc

1999-01-02 Thread Daniel Seifert

Hi.

I´ve now translated everything so that the PS output is in German. I
have some questions though.

First I notice that when a "Standard" text follows a
subsection/subsubsection, the text is not displayed below, but rather
next to the subsection title (= the linebreak is missing). I find
this very annoying, how can I fix that?

Second, is there a way to bind "layouts" to keys? As I am writing a
quite long mathematical text with often changing parts ("theorem",
"proof", "definition") I spend too much time grabbing the mouse and
looking for the appropriate entry in the popup list. I´d much more
prefer to rather just press F1...F10 or whatever.

And last, how can I enter using just the keyboard these parentheses
which resize according to their contents? In the lyx and latex file
they are called \( and \), but when entering \( or \) I get
parenthesis but only with a fixed size?

It would also be nice if I could use the math panel just with the
keyboard. This, together with point 2, would make life much easier.

Thanks in advance for your help.

-- 
 Tschau,ICQ 28589118   PGP-Key available
  Daniel[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dseifert.de/



AMS article etc

1999-01-02 Thread Daniel Seifert

Hi.

I´ve now translated everything so that the PS output is in German. I
have some questions though.

First I notice that when a "Standard" text follows a
subsection/subsubsection, the text is not displayed below, but rather
next to the subsection title (= the linebreak is missing). I find
this very annoying, how can I fix that?

Second, is there a way to bind "layouts" to keys? As I am writing a
quite long mathematical text with often changing parts ("theorem",
"proof", "definition") I spend too much time grabbing the mouse and
looking for the appropriate entry in the popup list. I´d much more
prefer to rather just press F1...F10 or whatever.

And last, how can I enter using just the keyboard these parentheses
which resize according to their contents? In the lyx and latex file
they are called \( and \), but when entering \( or \) I get
parenthesis but only with a fixed size?

It would also be nice if I could use the math panel just with the
keyboard. This, together with point 2, would make life much easier.

Thanks in advance for your help.

-- 
 Tschau,ICQ 28589118   PGP-Key available
  Daniel[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dseifert.de/