Re: About the LaTeX style the latex output
On 13 Sep 2001 22:06:39 +0200 wrote Adolfo Pachón [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi all!! I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article class: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Mi question is: How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? Thanks. You know, that LaTeX will output [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N if the .tex would look exactly like your .lyx example? Maybe you want newline instead of new paragraph: In LyX, separate the lines not by pressing Enter but by Ctrl-Enter. In .tex, this becomes [global]\\ option 1\\ ... By text marked as LaTeX style, do you really mean ERT (red text going to latex as is)? Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: About the LaTeX style the latex output
You know, that LaTeX will output [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N The LaTeX ouput is: line BLANK LINE lin BLANK LINE ... and so on By text marked as LaTeX style, do you really mean ERT (red text going to latex as is)? Style LaTeX, not the CTRL+L option Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? My really problem is the output. I write in Lyx one text that is an source code. I want to traduce it to PRE/PRE in HTML ouput. The LyX-Code style output is P/P. This is that really I want. thanks for your response
RE: RE: About the LaTeX style the latex output
Title: verbatimtest OK, very thanks!! ;-)
Re: About the LaTeX style the latex output
On 13 Sep 2001 22:06:39 +0200 wrote Adolfo Pachón [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi all!! I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article class: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Mi question is: How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? Thanks. You know, that LaTeX will output [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N if the .tex would look exactly like your .lyx example? Maybe you want newline instead of new paragraph: In LyX, separate the lines not by pressing Enter but by Ctrl-Enter. In .tex, this becomes [global]\\ option 1\\ ... By text marked as LaTeX style, do you really mean ERT (red text going to latex as is)? Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: About the LaTeX style the latex output
You know, that LaTeX will output [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N The LaTeX ouput is: line BLANK LINE lin BLANK LINE ... and so on By text marked as LaTeX style, do you really mean ERT (red text going to latex as is)? Style LaTeX, not the CTRL+L option Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? My really problem is the output. I write in Lyx one text that is an source code. I want to traduce it to PRE/PRE in HTML ouput. The LyX-Code style output is P/P. This is that really I want. thanks for your response
RE: RE: About the LaTeX style the latex output
Title: verbatimtest OK, very thanks!! ;-)
Re: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
On 13 Sep 2001 22:06:39 +0200 wrote Adolfo Pachón <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi all!! > > I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article > class: > > [global] >option 1 >option 2 >... >option N > > Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: > > [global] > >option 1 > >option 2 > >... > >option N > > > Mi question is: > > How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? > > Thanks. You know, that LaTeX will output [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N if the .tex would look exactly like your .lyx example? Maybe you want newline instead of new paragraph: In LyX, separate the lines not by pressing Enter but by Ctrl-Enter. In .tex, this becomes [global]\\ option 1\\ ... By "text marked as LaTeX style", do you really mean ERT (red text going to latex "as is")? Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? Guenter -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
> > You know, that LaTeX will output > >[global] option 1 option 2 ... option N The LaTeX ouput is: line BLANK LINE lin BLANK LINE ... and so on > By "text marked as LaTeX style", do you really mean ERT (red text going to > latex "as is")? Style LaTeX, not the CTRL+L option > Why don't you use a nested list (see the user-guide for instructions) or > LyX-Code (with Ctrl-enter to get a new line)? My really problem is the output. I write in Lyx one text that is an source code. I want to traduce it to in HTML ouput. The LyX-Code style output is . This is that really I want. thanks for your response
RE: RE: About the LaTeX style & the latex output
Title: verbatimtest OK, very thanks!! ;-)
About the LaTeX style the latex output
Hi all!! I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article class: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Mi question is: How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? Thanks. -- Adolfo Pachón (Director Desarrollos).
About the LaTeX style the latex output
Hi all!! I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article class: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Mi question is: How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? Thanks. -- Adolfo Pachón (Director Desarrollos).
About the LaTeX style & the latex output
Hi all!! I'm a LyX document, with this text marked as LaTeX style in a article class: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Well, when I export to .tex, the source shows like this: [global] option 1 option 2 ... option N Mi question is: How can I to order the .tex export but without these linefeeds? Thanks. -- Adolfo Pachón (Director Desarrollos).
