Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I saw the patch you proposed on the developer list, and I think it's a
reasonable compromise. The only limitation I can see is that users
writing in a language that needs multibyte encoding won't be able to
embed native language comments in a
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
The listings package does not require or force the \begingroup +
\inputencoding{latin1} + \endgroup commands, nor the two blank lines.
The blank lines are purely LyX.
These mark a new paragraph. They are not inserted if you ommit a paragraph
break after the listings
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
The listings package does not require or force the \begingroup +
\inputencoding{latin1} + \endgroup commands, nor the two blank lines.
The blank lines are purely LyX.
These mark a new paragraph. They are not inserted if you ommit a paragraph
break after the listings
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> The listings package does not require or force the \begingroup +
> \inputencoding{latin1} + \endgroup commands, nor the two blank lines.
> The blank lines are purely LyX.
These mark a new paragraph. They are not inserted if you ommit a paragraph
break after the listings
Álvaro Manuel Recio Pérez wrote:
Program listing insets doesn't follow the same rules. Paragraphs after
listing insets are indented even if they are conceptually identical to
the LyX-Code environment. My questions are: Why does this happen? And,
is there a way to globally prevent
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I think it's a consequence of LyX setting the input encoding to latin1
(and surrounding the listing with \begingroup ... \endgroup).
No, without those, it shows exactly the same behaviour.
Still, am I right that forcing latin1
in the listings environment means that you
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I think it's a consequence of LyX setting the input encoding to latin1
(and surrounding the listing with \begingroup ... \endgroup).
No, without those, it shows exactly the same behaviour.
Not if you also take out the two blank lines that LyX
Álvaro Manuel Recio Pérez wrote:
Program listing insets doesn't follow the same rules. Paragraphs after
listing insets are indented even if they are conceptually identical to
the LyX-Code environment. My questions are: Why does this happen? And,
is there a way to globally prevent
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I think it's a consequence of LyX setting the input encoding to latin1
(and surrounding the listing with \begingroup ... \endgroup).
No, without those, it shows exactly the same behaviour.
Still, am I right that forcing latin1
in the listings environment means that you
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I think it's a consequence of LyX setting the input encoding to latin1
(and surrounding the listing with \begingroup ... \endgroup).
No, without those, it shows exactly the same behaviour.
Not if you also take out the two blank lines that LyX
Álvaro Manuel Recio Pérez wrote:
Program listing insets doesn't follow the same rules. Paragraphs after
listing insets are indented even if they are conceptually identical to
the LyX-Code environment. My questions are: Why does this happen? And,
is there a way to globally prevent
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> I think it's a consequence of LyX setting the input encoding to latin1
> (and surrounding the listing with \begingroup ... \endgroup).
No, without those, it shows exactly the same behaviour.
> Still, am I right that forcing latin1
> in the listings environment means that
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I think it's a consequence of LyX setting the input encoding to latin1
(and surrounding the listing with \begingroup ... \endgroup).
No, without those, it shows exactly the same behaviour.
Not if you also take out the two blank lines that LyX
, a figure, etc. not indented. A paragraph after LyX-Code are
not indented, and it makes sense because the paragraph can be easily
told apart form code.
Program listing insets doesn't follow the same rules. Paragraphs after
listing insets are indented even if they are conceptually identical
, a figure, etc. not indented. A paragraph after LyX-Code are
not indented, and it makes sense because the paragraph can be easily
told apart form code.
Program listing insets doesn't follow the same rules. Paragraphs after
listing insets are indented even if they are conceptually identical
, a figure, etc. not indented. A paragraph after LyX-Code are
not indented, and it makes sense because the paragraph can be easily
told apart form code.
Program listing insets doesn't follow the same rules. Paragraphs after
listing insets are indented even if they are conceptually identical
I'm using Lyx 1.5.4 in Windows Vista (official installer on top of an
installed unofficial, because pdf thingie didn't work in Vista).
When I try to insert ` or ´ in lyx-code or program listing the document
won't compile.
Actually nothing at all happens when I click any of the button
Rune Schjellerup Philosof wrote:
I'm using Lyx 1.5.4 in Windows Vista (official installer on top of an
installed unofficial, because pdf thingie didn't work in Vista).
When I try to insert ` or ´ in lyx-code or program listing the document
won't compile.
Actually nothing at all happens when I
I'm using Lyx 1.5.4 in Windows Vista (official installer on top of an
installed unofficial, because pdf thingie didn't work in Vista).
When I try to insert ` or ´ in lyx-code or program listing the document
won't compile.
Actually nothing at all happens when I click any of the button
Rune Schjellerup Philosof wrote:
I'm using Lyx 1.5.4 in Windows Vista (official installer on top of an
installed unofficial, because pdf thingie didn't work in Vista).
When I try to insert ` or ´ in lyx-code or program listing the document
won't compile.
Actually nothing at all happens when I
I'm using Lyx 1.5.4 in Windows Vista ("official" installer on top of an
installed "unofficial", because pdf thingie didn't work in Vista).
When I try to insert ` or ´ in lyx-code or program listing the document
won't compile.
Actually nothing at all happens when I cli
Rune Schjellerup Philosof wrote:
I'm using Lyx 1.5.4 in Windows Vista ("official" installer on top of an
installed "unofficial", because pdf thingie didn't work in Vista).
When I try to insert ` or ´ in lyx-code or program listing the document
won't compile.
Actually no
Axel Pospischil wrote:
What am I doing wrong?
How can I get numberd program listings without copying from the
users-guide?
1. Insert-Program Listing
2. Insert-Caption
Jürgen
Jürgen Spitzmüller:
1. Insert-Program Listing
2. Insert-Caption
Never ever before noticed this feature ;)
But (german) documentation should be updated - i'll post a comment on
the doc list.
Thanks a lot
Axel Pospischil wrote:
What am I doing wrong?
How can I get numberd program listings without copying from the
users-guide?
1. Insert-Program Listing
2. Insert-Caption
Jürgen
Jürgen Spitzmüller:
1. Insert-Program Listing
2. Insert-Caption
Never ever before noticed this feature ;)
But (german) documentation should be updated - i'll post a comment on
the doc list.
Thanks a lot
Axel Pospischil wrote:
> What am I doing wrong?
> How can I get numberd program listings without copying from the
> users-guide?
1. Insert->Program Listing
2. Insert->Caption
Jürgen
>Jürgen Spitzmüller:
> 1. Insert->Program Listing
> 2. Insert->Caption
Never ever before noticed this feature ;)
But (german) documentation should be updated - i'll post a comment on
the doc list.
Thanks a lot
Hello,
i am having some weird behaviour using the program listing environment.
Using Lyx 1.5.3 under Ubuntu 8.04. Also tested the debian version 1.5.4
backport) both with the same problem. Also tested on opensuse 10.3 (lyx
1.5.2) with the same result.
Looking at the (german) users-guide, i'll
Hello,
i am having some weird behaviour using the program listing environment.
Using Lyx 1.5.3 under Ubuntu 8.04. Also tested the debian version 1.5.4
backport) both with the same problem. Also tested on opensuse 10.3 (lyx
1.5.2) with the same result.
Looking at the (german) users-guide, i'll
Hello,
i am having some weird behaviour using the program listing environment.
Using Lyx 1.5.3 under Ubuntu 8.04. Also tested the debian version 1.5.4
backport) both with the same problem. Also tested on opensuse 10.3 (lyx
1.5.2) with the same result.
Looking at the (german) users-guide, i'll
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
I have been using 1.6.0svn since 1,5 months for my diploma thesis and
it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing
. This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am not using all the
features.
Nevertheless: It's a development version, and even if it's working rather
well
currently, it might be break
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
I have been using 1.6.0svn since 1,5 months for my diploma thesis and
it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing
. This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am not using all the
features.
Nevertheless: It's a development version, and even if it's working rather
well
currently, it might be break
Dominik Böhm wrote:
> > Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
>
> I have been using 1.6.0svn since 1,5 months for my diploma thesis and
> it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
> the first "serious" pr
gt; > it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
> > the first "serious" problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
> > I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am not using all the
> > features.
>
> Nevertheless: It's a dev
Hello,
I would like to use the program listing inset for Java-Code, XML-Code
and some custom code and was wondering, if it's possible to define
different styles for it. So, how can I differentiate between a
Java-Code listing and an XML-Code listing? The highlighting will be
different and maybe I
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Hello,
I would like to use the program listing inset for Java-Code, XML-Code
and some custom code and was wondering, if it's possible to define
different styles for it. So, how can I differentiate between a
Java-Code listing and an XML-Code listing? The highlighting
Thanks for your quick answer, Paul.
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 5:25 PM, Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Insert - Program Listing, then right click the handle of the listing
widget. Select your language (Java or XML) from the list on the main
settings tab (lower
Maybe it's a bug in LyX 1.6.0svn: I don't find the handle of the
listing inset. When I right click on it, the popup menu has only one
option No action defined!. What am I missing?
Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
Bo
I hope there is another solution that doing it with an ERT-inset...
Insert - Program Listing,
In case you do not know, inset-file-child document-listings allows
you to insert files (or lines of files), and you can set global
listings parameters in document-settings.
There are many options
serious work. It is simply not ready.
I have been using 1.6.0svn since 1,5 months for my diploma thesis and
it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am
This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am not using all the
features.
Right now, the context dialog is overridden by context menu (a new
feature of 1.6.x). This should be fixed soon
Hello,
I would like to use the program listing inset for Java-Code, XML-Code
and some custom code and was wondering, if it's possible to define
different styles for it. So, how can I differentiate between a
Java-Code listing and an XML-Code listing? The highlighting will be
different and maybe I
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Hello,
I would like to use the program listing inset for Java-Code, XML-Code
and some custom code and was wondering, if it's possible to define
different styles for it. So, how can I differentiate between a
Java-Code listing and an XML-Code listing? The highlighting
Thanks for your quick answer, Paul.
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 5:25 PM, Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Insert - Program Listing, then right click the handle of the listing
widget. Select your language (Java or XML) from the list on the main
settings tab (lower
Maybe it's a bug in LyX 1.6.0svn: I don't find the handle of the
listing inset. When I right click on it, the popup menu has only one
option No action defined!. What am I missing?
Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
Bo
I hope there is another solution that doing it with an ERT-inset...
Insert - Program Listing,
In case you do not know, inset-file-child document-listings allows
you to insert files (or lines of files), and you can set global
listings parameters in document-settings.
There are many options
serious work. It is simply not ready.
I have been using 1.6.0svn since 1,5 months for my diploma thesis and
it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am
This program listing problem is
the first serious problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am not using all the
features.
Right now, the context dialog is overridden by context menu (a new
feature of 1.6.x). This should be fixed soon
Hello,
I would like to use the program listing inset for Java-Code, XML-Code
and some custom code and was wondering, if it's possible to define
different styles for it. So, how can I differentiate between a
Java-Code listing and an XML-Code listing? The highlighting will be
different and maybe I
Dominik Böhm wrote:
Hello,
I would like to use the program listing inset for Java-Code, XML-Code
and some custom code and was wondering, if it's possible to define
different styles for it. So, how can I differentiate between a
Java-Code listing and an XML-Code listing? The highlighting
Thanks for your quick answer, Paul.
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 5:25 PM, Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dominik Böhm wrote:
> Insert -> Program Listing, then right click the "handle" of the listing
> widget. Select your language (Java or XML) from the list
> Maybe it's a bug in LyX 1.6.0svn: I don't find the "handle" of the
> listing inset. When I right click on it, the popup menu has only one
> option "No action defined!". What am I missing?
Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
Bo
> > I hope there is another solution that doing it with an ERT-inset...
>
> Insert -> Program Listing,
In case you do not know, inset->file->child document->listings allows
you to insert files (or lines of files), and you can set global
listings parameters in document-&g
;. What am I missing?
>
> Please do not use 1.6.0svn for any serious work. It is simply not ready.
I have been using 1.6.0svn since 1,5 months for my diploma thesis and
it has been working really great, yet. This program listing problem is
the first "serious" problem that I am ex
> This program listing problem is
> the first "serious" problem that I am experiencing with 1.6.0svn. So,
> I would say for me is it ready, but maybe I am not using all the
> features.
Right now, the context dialog is overridden by context menu (a new
feature of 1.6.x)
The program listing feature is very useful and I wonder if there is some
documentation available showing how to set parameters under the advanced tab.
I have inserted ? to get a list of parameters. Fine! The list
includes fillcolor that I wish to use. On inserting fillcolor the user
The documentation of this package is very well done : see at
http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~berland/latex/docs/listings.pdf
Siegfried
Graham Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The program listing feature is very useful and I wonder if there is some
documentation available showing how to set parameters under the advanced tab.
I have manged to eliminate the error message by including a parameter
statement of the form
You need the color LaTeX package.
Siegfried.
Siegfried MEUNIER-GUTTIN-CLUZEL [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The documentation of this package is very well done : see at
http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~berland/latex/docs/listings.pdf
Siegfried
Hi Siegfried.
I defined the color 'lightblue' and then used backgroundcolor={\color
{lightblue}} and
The program listing feature is very useful and I wonder if there is some
documentation available showing how to set parameters under the advanced tab.
I have inserted ? to get a list of parameters. Fine! The list
includes fillcolor that I wish to use. On inserting fillcolor the user
The documentation of this package is very well done : see at
http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~berland/latex/docs/listings.pdf
Siegfried
Graham Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The program listing feature is very useful and I wonder if there is some
documentation available showing how to set parameters under the advanced tab.
I have manged to eliminate the error message by including a parameter
statement of the form
You need the color LaTeX package.
Siegfried.
Siegfried MEUNIER-GUTTIN-CLUZEL [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The documentation of this package is very well done : see at
http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~berland/latex/docs/listings.pdf
Siegfried
Hi Siegfried.
I defined the color 'lightblue' and then used backgroundcolor={\color
{lightblue}} and
The program listing feature is very useful and I wonder if there is some
documentation available showing how to set parameters under the advanced tab.
I have inserted ? to get a list of parameters. Fine! The list
includes "fillcolor" that I wish to use. On inserting fillcolo
The documentation of this package is very well done : see at
http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~berland/latex/docs/listings.pdf
Siegfried
Graham Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> The program listing feature is very useful and I wonder if there is some
> documentation available showing how to set parameters under the advanced tab.
I have manged to eliminate the error message by including a parameter
statem
You need the color LaTeX package.
Siegfried.
Siegfried MEUNIER-GUTTIN-CLUZEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> The documentation of this package is very well done : see at
>
> http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~berland/latex/docs/listings.pdf
>
> Siegfried
Hi Siegfried.
I defined the color 'lightblue' and then used backgroundcolor={\color
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