Re: Nested Environments

Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de writes: Am 20.05.2010 20:24, schrieb iustifico: Is there a way to do this: Environment 1 Some Text... Environment 2 Some Text... Some Other Text--- This Text goes to environment 1! Let's say Our Environment is a Definition or

Re: Nested Environments

Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de writes: Am 20.05.2010 20:24, schrieb iustifico: Is there a way to do this: Environment 1 Some Text... Environment 2 Some Text... Some Other Text--- This Text goes to environment 1! Let's say Our Environment is a Definition or

Re: Nested Environments

Uwe Stöhr writes: > Am 20.05.2010 20:24, schrieb iustifico: > >> Is there a way to do this: >> >> Environment 1 >> Some Text... >> Environment 2 >> Some Text... >> Some Other Text<--- This Text goes to environment 1! >> >> Let's say Our Environment

Re: Nested Environments

Am 20.05.2010 20:24, schrieb iustifico: Is there a way to do this: Environment 1 Some Text... Environment 2 Some Text... Some Other Text--- This Text goes to environment 1! Let's say Our Environment is a Definition or Proposition... No, because

Re: Nested Environments

Am 20.05.2010 20:24, schrieb iustifico: Is there a way to do this: Environment 1 Some Text... Environment 2 Some Text... Some Other Text--- This Text goes to environment 1! Let's say Our Environment is a Definition or Proposition... No, because

Re: Nested Environments

Am 20.05.2010 20:24, schrieb iustifico: Is there a way to do this: Environment 1 Some Text... Environment 2 Some Text... Some Other Text<--- This Text goes to environment 1! Let's say Our Environment is a Definition or Proposition... No, because

Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

Hi all I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the framed pacakge). Two question: First, is it possible to

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

killermike wrote: I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the framed pacakge). Is there a special reason

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

On Monday 30 November 2009 05:12:00 killermike wrote: Hi all I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, This is what I love about technical people. While ordinary people tell you a hundred reasons why they can't do something, technical people try and fail

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

On Monday 30 Nov 2009 10:33:38 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes? (via Insert Box and the box type Shaded)? The shade color can be altered via Preferences Colors (which is wrong -- should be document-wise -- but anyway).

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

killermike wrote: The problem with a minipage is that it imposes restrictions on layout in terms of end of page breaks. It also seems to mess up my settings for things like indenting. Using the framed package just adds a grey background and doesn't interfere with anything else, including

Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

Hi all I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the framed pacakge). Two question: First, is it possible to

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

killermike wrote: I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the framed pacakge). Is there a special reason

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

On Monday 30 November 2009 05:12:00 killermike wrote: Hi all I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, This is what I love about technical people. While ordinary people tell you a hundred reasons why they can't do something, technical people try and fail

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

On Monday 30 Nov 2009 10:33:38 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes? (via Insert Box and the box type Shaded)? The shade color can be altered via Preferences Colors (which is wrong -- should be document-wise -- but anyway).

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

killermike wrote: The problem with a minipage is that it imposes restrictions on layout in terms of end of page breaks. It also seems to mess up my settings for things like indenting. Using the framed package just adds a grey background and doesn't interfere with anything else, including

Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

Hi all I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm doing, I seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the module is to create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making use of the "framed" pacakge). Two question: First, is it possible to

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

killermike wrote: > I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm > doing, I seem to have got something that nearly works. The purpose of the > module is to create a GUI way of applying grey boxes around text (making > use of the "framed" pacakge). Is there a special

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

On Monday 30 November 2009 05:12:00 killermike wrote: > Hi all > > I've had a go at creating a module. Even though I don't know what I'm > doing, This is what I love about technical people. While ordinary people tell you a hundred reasons why they can't do something, technical people try and

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

On Monday 30 Nov 2009 10:33:38 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: > > Is there a special reason why you do not use LyX's native shaded boxes? > (via Insert > Box and the box type "Shaded")? The shade color can be > altered via Preferences > Colors (which is wrong -- should be > document-wise -- but

Re: Module hacking advice - nested environments and shaded boxes

killermike wrote: > The problem with a minipage is that it imposes restrictions on layout in > terms of end of page breaks. It also seems to mess up my settings for > things like indenting. Using the framed package just adds a grey > background and doesn't interfere with anything else,

Re: Nested environments

You are right. It's the solution. Thanks. Máté - Original Message - From: Richard heck To: Steve Litt Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 3:20 AM Subject: Re: Nested environments Steve Litt wrote: On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote

Re: Nested environments

You are right. It's the solution. Thanks. Máté - Original Message - From: Richard heck To: Steve Litt Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 3:20 AM Subject: Re: Nested environments Steve Litt wrote: On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote

Re: Nested environments

You are right. It's the solution. Thanks. Máté - Original Message - From: Richard heck To: Steve Litt Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 3:20 AM Subject: Re: Nested environments Steve Litt wrote: > On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wr

Nested environments

Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards, Máté

Re: Nested environments

On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote: Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards, Máté Wouldn't

Re: Nested environments

Steve Litt wrote: On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote: Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards

Nested environments

Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards, Máté

Re: Nested environments

On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote: Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards, Máté Wouldn't

Re: Nested environments

Steve Litt wrote: On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote: Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards

Nested environments

Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards, Máté

Re: Nested environments

On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote: > Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may > need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof > environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? > > regards,

Re: Nested environments

Steve Litt wrote: On Friday 06 June 2008 16:37, Máté Salát wrote: Is it supported in LyX 1.6 to use nested environments? For example one may need to use an itemize environment during a long proof inside the proof environment (using the Theorem module). How can he carry out this? regards

Nested environments in LyX?

Hi all, You can nest environments within LaTeX: \begin{parent} \begin{child}Kid #1\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #2\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #3\end{child} \end{parent} Can you do that also within the normal LyX user interface? If so, how? Thanks StevET Steve Litt Books written in LyX:

Re: Nested environments in LyX?

Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, You can nest environments within LaTeX: \begin{parent} \begin{child}Kid #1\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #2\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #3\end{child} \end{parent} Can you do that also within the normal LyX user interface? If so, how? Yes -- see response to your

Nested environments in LyX?

Hi all, You can nest environments within LaTeX: \begin{parent} \begin{child}Kid #1\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #2\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #3\end{child} \end{parent} Can you do that also within the normal LyX user interface? If so, how? Thanks StevET Steve Litt Books written in LyX:

Re: Nested environments in LyX?

Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, You can nest environments within LaTeX: \begin{parent} \begin{child}Kid #1\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #2\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #3\end{child} \end{parent} Can you do that also within the normal LyX user interface? If so, how? Yes -- see response to your

Nested environments in LyX?

Hi all, You can nest environments within LaTeX: \begin{parent} \begin{child}Kid #1\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #2\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #3\end{child} \end{parent} Can you do that also within the normal LyX user interface? If so, how? Thanks StevET Steve Litt Books written in LyX:

Re: Nested environments in LyX?

Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, You can nest environments within LaTeX: \begin{parent} \begin{child}Kid #1\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #2\end{child} \begin{child}Kid #3\end{child} \end{parent} Can you do that also within the normal LyX user interface? If so, how? Yes -- see response to your

Re: layout for nested environments

On 21.05.04, Gunnar wrote: Hello. I would like to use an exercise environment in LyX without using ERT. The ERT looks like this \begin{ex} What is not Foo? \begin{sol} Bar is the answer. \end{sol} \end{ex} So I started to edit the article.layout (code below) but how

Re: layout for nested environments

On 21.05.04, Gunnar wrote: Hello. I would like to use an exercise environment in LyX without using ERT. The ERT looks like this \begin{ex} What is not Foo? \begin{sol} Bar is the answer. \end{sol} \end{ex} So I started to edit the article.layout (code below) but how

Re: layout for nested environments

On 21.05.04, Gunnar wrote: > Hello. > I would like to use an exercise environment in LyX without using ERT. > > The ERT looks like this > \begin{ex} > What is not Foo? >\begin{sol} > Bar is the answer. >\end{sol} > \end{ex} > > So I started to edit the article.layout (code below)

layout for nested environments

Hello. I would like to use an exercise environment in LyX without using ERT. The ERT looks like this \begin{ex} What is not Foo? \begin{sol} Bar is the answer. \end{sol} \end{ex} So I started to edit the article.layout (code below) but how can I make the solution to appear inside

layout for nested environments

Hello. I would like to use an exercise environment in LyX without using ERT. The ERT looks like this \begin{ex} What is not Foo? \begin{sol} Bar is the answer. \end{sol} \end{ex} So I started to edit the article.layout (code below) but how can I make the solution to appear inside

layout for nested environments

Hello. I would like to use an exercise environment in LyX without using ERT. The ERT looks like this \begin{ex} What is not Foo? \begin{sol} Bar is the answer. \end{sol} \end{ex} So I started to edit the article.layout (code below) but how can I make the solution to appear inside

Nested environments (enumerate in theorem)

How can I make an enumerated list inside a theorem (lemma, etc.) environment? If I choose "Enumerate", then it is not a "Theorem" any more, including the parts after and before. --== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==-- Share what you know. Learn what you don't.

Nested environments (enumerate in theorem)

How can I make an enumerated list inside a theorem (lemma, etc.) environment? If I choose "Enumerate", then it is not a "Theorem" any more, including the parts after and before. --== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==-- Share what you know. Learn what you don't.

Nested environments (enumerate in theorem)

How can I make an enumerated list inside a theorem (lemma, etc.) environment? If I choose "Enumerate", then it is not a "Theorem" any more, including the parts after and before. --== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==-- Share what you know. Learn what you don't.