solved: beginner question: cyrillic
Am Do Januar 27 2005 23:33 schrieb Matej Cepl:
Whatever you do in kile, you should principally be able to do with ERT in
LyX (ERT = Evil Red Text, which is a method how to write LaTeX commands
directly in LyX). Generally speaking, the true solution for your problem of
multi-encoded documents will come when LaTeX will fully support Unicode,
which is unfortunately not the case yet.
Thank you, that was it! Great!
For all interested in how to do this: Get the cyrillic.sty package from your
closest ctan-sever. Install it into the proper LaTeX-Folder. Run texhash as
root. Start LyX and let it reconfigure.
Than add \usepackage{cyrillic} to the LaTeX-Preamble in the format/document
section. Than add any text with latin letters with ERT and the command
\textcyrsf{any text}. Then start dvi and be happy!
For further questions - ask me.
Christopher
solved: beginner question: cyrillic
Am Do Januar 27 2005 23:33 schrieb Matej Cepl:
Whatever you do in kile, you should principally be able to do with ERT in
LyX (ERT = Evil Red Text, which is a method how to write LaTeX commands
directly in LyX). Generally speaking, the true solution for your problem of
multi-encoded documents will come when LaTeX will fully support Unicode,
which is unfortunately not the case yet.
Thank you, that was it! Great!
For all interested in how to do this: Get the cyrillic.sty package from your
closest ctan-sever. Install it into the proper LaTeX-Folder. Run texhash as
root. Start LyX and let it reconfigure.
Than add \usepackage{cyrillic} to the LaTeX-Preamble in the format/document
section. Than add any text with latin letters with ERT and the command
\textcyrsf{any text}. Then start dvi and be happy!
For further questions - ask me.
Christopher
solved: beginner question: cyrillic
Am Do Januar 27 2005 23:33 schrieb Matej Cepl:
> Whatever you do in kile, you should principally be able to do with ERT in
> LyX (ERT = Evil Red Text, which is a method how to write LaTeX commands
> directly in LyX). Generally speaking, the true solution for your problem of
> multi-encoded documents will come when LaTeX will fully support Unicode,
> which is unfortunately not the case yet.
Thank you, that was it! Great!
For all interested in how to do this: Get the cyrillic.sty package from your
closest ctan-sever. Install it into the proper LaTeX-Folder. Run texhash as
root. Start LyX and let it reconfigure.
Than add "\usepackage{cyrillic}" to the LaTeX-Preamble in the format/document
section. Than add any text with latin letters with ERT and the command
"\textcyrsf{any text}". Then start dvi and be happy!
For further questions - ask me.
Christopher
beginner question: cyrillic
Hello, I had worked with OOo before and I am in the process of changing my office suite to LaTeX/Lyx. That means that I may bother you quite regularly now. My needs are quite basic (indeces, bibtex), since I do not need spreadsheets and formulas. In short time I am going to start to write my history dissertation and I am checking out the two programs that seem to be suitable for me, i.e Lyx, which I am enthusiastic about, and Kile, which I am less enthusiastic about. I am working my way through the lyx-documentation and have a problem now that is crucial for me. My main text, which is going to be in German, will contain quite a lot of cyrillic cites. Well, I am able to do that in Kile (with cyrillic.sty) quite easily, but I can't manage to do it in Lyx. I either put the whole document in cyrillic and write the rest in English (without German umlauts using koi-8) or, using latin-1, I cannot use cyrillic. (I cannot convince latin-5 to write in cyrillic either). Where is my mistake? Is there something which can be done about that easily? Thank you for your help Christopher
Re: beginner question: cyrillic
Christopher Winkler wrote: Thank you for your help Christopher Christopher: Sorry no help here but I'm pretty sure I know you from Humboldt-Uni in the 90s; I mean who else with that name could be studying history using cyrillic, correct? Why am I posting this to the list -- I find it amazing that the first week I'm subscribed to this list I'm hearing from somebody I haven't seen in ages! oh - do you actually know who I am? cheers, sven
Re: beginner question: cyrillic
Christopher Winkler wrote: My main text, which is going to be in German, will contain quite a lot of cyrillic cites. Well, I am able to do that in Kile (with cyrillic.sty) quite easily, but I can't manage to do it in Lyx. I either put the whole document in cyrillic and write the rest in English (without German umlauts using koi-8) or, using latin-1, I cannot use cyrillic. (I cannot convince latin-5 to write in cyrillic either). Where is my mistake? Is there something which can be done about that easily? Whatever you do in kile, you should principally be able to do with ERT in LyX (ERT = Evil Red Text, which is a method how to write LaTeX commands directly in LyX). Generally speaking, the true solution for your problem of multi-encoded documents will come when LaTeX will fully support Unicode, which is unfortunately not the case yet. Matej -- Matej Cepl, http://www.ceplovi.cz/matej GPG Finger: 89EF 4BC6 288A BF43 1BAB 25C3 E09F EF25 D964 84AC 138 Highland Ave. #10, Somerville, Ma 02143, (617) 623-1488 There are lies, damned lies, and quotes from literary icons.
beginner question: cyrillic
Hello, I had worked with OOo before and I am in the process of changing my office suite to LaTeX/Lyx. That means that I may bother you quite regularly now. My needs are quite basic (indeces, bibtex), since I do not need spreadsheets and formulas. In short time I am going to start to write my history dissertation and I am checking out the two programs that seem to be suitable for me, i.e Lyx, which I am enthusiastic about, and Kile, which I am less enthusiastic about. I am working my way through the lyx-documentation and have a problem now that is crucial for me. My main text, which is going to be in German, will contain quite a lot of cyrillic cites. Well, I am able to do that in Kile (with cyrillic.sty) quite easily, but I can't manage to do it in Lyx. I either put the whole document in cyrillic and write the rest in English (without German umlauts using koi-8) or, using latin-1, I cannot use cyrillic. (I cannot convince latin-5 to write in cyrillic either). Where is my mistake? Is there something which can be done about that easily? Thank you for your help Christopher
Re: beginner question: cyrillic
Christopher Winkler wrote: Thank you for your help Christopher Christopher: Sorry no help here but I'm pretty sure I know you from Humboldt-Uni in the 90s; I mean who else with that name could be studying history using cyrillic, correct? Why am I posting this to the list -- I find it amazing that the first week I'm subscribed to this list I'm hearing from somebody I haven't seen in ages! oh - do you actually know who I am? cheers, sven
Re: beginner question: cyrillic
Christopher Winkler wrote: My main text, which is going to be in German, will contain quite a lot of cyrillic cites. Well, I am able to do that in Kile (with cyrillic.sty) quite easily, but I can't manage to do it in Lyx. I either put the whole document in cyrillic and write the rest in English (without German umlauts using koi-8) or, using latin-1, I cannot use cyrillic. (I cannot convince latin-5 to write in cyrillic either). Where is my mistake? Is there something which can be done about that easily? Whatever you do in kile, you should principally be able to do with ERT in LyX (ERT = Evil Red Text, which is a method how to write LaTeX commands directly in LyX). Generally speaking, the true solution for your problem of multi-encoded documents will come when LaTeX will fully support Unicode, which is unfortunately not the case yet. Matej -- Matej Cepl, http://www.ceplovi.cz/matej GPG Finger: 89EF 4BC6 288A BF43 1BAB 25C3 E09F EF25 D964 84AC 138 Highland Ave. #10, Somerville, Ma 02143, (617) 623-1488 There are lies, damned lies, and quotes from literary icons.
beginner question: cyrillic
Hello, I had worked with OOo before and I am in the process of changing my office suite to LaTeX/Lyx. That means that I may bother you quite regularly now. My needs are quite basic (indeces, bibtex), since I do not need spreadsheets and formulas. In short time I am going to start to write my history dissertation and I am checking out the two programs that seem to be suitable for me, i.e Lyx, which I am enthusiastic about, and Kile, which I am less enthusiastic about. I am working my way through the lyx-documentation and have a problem now that is crucial for me. My main text, which is going to be in German, will contain quite a lot of cyrillic cites. Well, I am able to do that in Kile (with cyrillic.sty) quite easily, but I can't manage to do it in Lyx. I either put the whole document in cyrillic and write the rest in English (without German umlauts using koi-8) or, using latin-1, I cannot use cyrillic. (I cannot convince latin-5 to write in cyrillic either). Where is my mistake? Is there something which can be done about that easily? Thank you for your help Christopher
Re: beginner question: cyrillic
Christopher Winkler wrote: Thank you for your help Christopher Christopher: Sorry no help here but I'm pretty sure I know you from Humboldt-Uni in the 90s; I mean who else with that name could be studying history using cyrillic, correct? Why am I posting this to the list -- I find it amazing that the first week I'm subscribed to this list I'm hearing from somebody I haven't seen in ages! oh - do you actually know who I am? cheers, sven
Re: beginner question: cyrillic
Christopher Winkler wrote: > My main text, which is going to be in German, will contain quite a lot of > cyrillic cites. Well, I am able to do that in Kile (with cyrillic.sty) > quite easily, but I can't manage to do it in Lyx. I either put the whole > document in cyrillic and write the rest in English (without German umlauts > using koi-8) or, using latin-1, I cannot use cyrillic. (I cannot convince > latin-5 to write in cyrillic either). Where is my mistake? Is there > something which can be done about that easily? Whatever you do in kile, you should principally be able to do with ERT in LyX (ERT = Evil Red Text, which is a method how to write LaTeX commands directly in LyX). Generally speaking, the true solution for your problem of multi-encoded documents will come when LaTeX will fully support Unicode, which is unfortunately not the case yet. Matej -- Matej Cepl, http://www.ceplovi.cz/matej GPG Finger: 89EF 4BC6 288A BF43 1BAB 25C3 E09F EF25 D964 84AC 138 Highland Ave. #10, Somerville, Ma 02143, (617) 623-1488 There are lies, damned lies, and quotes from literary icons.
