Just to make it complete: the syntax is
inset-apply ref LatexCommand Format reference label name\end_inset
where label name is the name of the referenced label and
Format is one of the following:
ref -- reference
eqref -- (reference)
pageref -- page
vpageref -- on page
Just to make it complete: the syntax is
inset-apply ref LatexCommand Format reference label name\end_inset
where label name is the name of the referenced label and
Format is one of the following:
ref -- reference
eqref -- (reference)
pageref -- page
vpageref -- on page
> Just to make it complete: the syntax is
>
>inset-apply ref LatexCommand reference ""\end_inset
>
> where is the name of the referenced label and
> is one of the following:
>
>ref --
>eqref -- ()
>pageref --
>vpageref -- on
>vref -- on
>prettyref -- Formatted
Hi,
I'd like to insert a cross-reference via the command-buffer.
Unfortunately I'm note sure about the syntax. I found the following on
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InsertingReferences:
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
|LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference
referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional name NAME
argument that seems to work in docbook: |link
Subject: Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
From: Pavel Sanda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Mon Feb 25 2008 21:45:45 GMT+0100
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
|LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert
So I tried inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2
you mean this?
inset-apply ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2\end_inset
p
Perfect, THANKS!
Just to make it complete: the syntax is
inset-apply ref LatexCommand Format reference label name\end_inset
where label name is the name of the referenced label and
Format is one of the following:
ref -- reference
eqref -- (reference)
pageref -- page
vpageref --
Hi,
I'd like to insert a cross-reference via the command-buffer.
Unfortunately I'm note sure about the syntax. I found the following on
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InsertingReferences:
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
|LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference
referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional name NAME
argument that seems to work in docbook: |link
Subject: Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
From: Pavel Sanda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Mon Feb 25 2008 21:45:45 GMT+0100
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
|LYXCMD:anything:inset-insert
So I tried inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2
you mean this?
inset-apply ref LatexCommand ref reference tst:2\end_inset
p
Perfect, THANKS!
Just to make it complete: the syntax is
inset-apply ref LatexCommand Format reference label name\end_inset
where label name is the name of the referenced label and
Format is one of the following:
ref -- reference
eqref -- (reference)
pageref -- page
vpageref --
Hi,
I'd like to insert a cross-reference via the command-buffer.
Unfortunately I'm note sure about the syntax. I found the following on
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/InsertingReferences:
For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
|inset-insert| instead. The format is
>For versions of LyX subsequent to 1.4, you have to use
>|inset-insert| instead. The format is
>|LYXCMD::inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference
>referenceName \end_inset|. There's also an optional "name NAME"
>argument that seems to work in docbook: |
uot;' x: 0 y: 0
Somehow it seems to get close but I don't know what to change...
Regards
Toby
Original Message
Subject: Re: Command-buffer inset-insert syntax
From: Pavel Sanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Date: Mon Feb 25 2008 21:45:45 GMT+0100
For
> So I tried inset-insert ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:2"
you mean this?
inset-apply ref LatexCommand ref reference "tst:2"\end_inset
p
Perfect, THANKS!
Just to make it complete: the syntax is
inset-apply ref LatexCommand reference ""\end_inset
where is the name of the referenced label and
is one of the following:
ref --
eqref -- ()
pageref --
vpageref -- on
vref -- on
prettyref -- Formatted
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