Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Esteemed LyXers: Let me try this again. Help LyX Functions notes the following: --- LFUN_WORD_REPLACE Action: Replace a string in the document. Syntax: word-replace [DATA] Params: DATA: data is of the form search replace casesensitive matchword all forward Origin Andre, Jan 7 2004 --- Both search and replace are followed by a newline character--the one you get if you press CTRL + ENTER in LyX. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get that character into the minibuffer or into a command sequence in stdtoolbars.inc in my user directory. Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? Thanks for *any* help. I really appreciate it. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Help-with-LFUN-WORD-REPLACE-tp3556023p3590316.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
EditorJack schreef: Esteemed LyXers: Let me try this again. Help LyX Functions notes the following: --- LFUN_WORD_REPLACE Action: Replace a string in the document. Syntax: word-replace [DATA] Params: DATA: data is of the form search replace casesensitive matchword all forward Origin Andre, Jan 7 2004 --- Both search and replace are followed by a newline character--the one you get if you press CTRL + ENTER in LyX. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get that character into the minibuffer or into a command sequence in stdtoolbars.inc in my user directory. Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? Thanks for *any* help. I really appreciate it. I thought I already answered this last time. You can't use it, unless you use some trick. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? To elaborate a bit, the LFUNs are in principle for internal use. That is, to communicate between the frontend (dialogs, menus) and the LyX core. The LFUN_WORD_REPLACE is used by the Find Replace dialog to send the query to the core. I guess that the design of the parameters of this LFUN is made like this, because the newline is one thing you can't enter in the Find Replace dialog, and you can thus split the find and replace strings from each other. However, the fact that you can't enter this in the Find Replace dialog is, also means that you can't enter it in the command buffer. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Esteemed LyXers: Let me try this again. Help LyX Functions notes the following: --- LFUN_WORD_REPLACE Action: Replace a string in the document. Syntax: word-replace [DATA] Params: DATA: data is of the form search replace casesensitive matchword all forward Origin Andre, Jan 7 2004 --- Both search and replace are followed by a newline character--the one you get if you press CTRL + ENTER in LyX. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get that character into the minibuffer or into a command sequence in stdtoolbars.inc in my user directory. Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? Thanks for *any* help. I really appreciate it. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Help-with-LFUN-WORD-REPLACE-tp3556023p3590316.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
EditorJack schreef: Esteemed LyXers: Let me try this again. Help LyX Functions notes the following: --- LFUN_WORD_REPLACE Action: Replace a string in the document. Syntax: word-replace [DATA] Params: DATA: data is of the form search replace casesensitive matchword all forward Origin Andre, Jan 7 2004 --- Both search and replace are followed by a newline character--the one you get if you press CTRL + ENTER in LyX. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get that character into the minibuffer or into a command sequence in stdtoolbars.inc in my user directory. Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? Thanks for *any* help. I really appreciate it. I thought I already answered this last time. You can't use it, unless you use some trick. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? To elaborate a bit, the LFUNs are in principle for internal use. That is, to communicate between the frontend (dialogs, menus) and the LyX core. The LFUN_WORD_REPLACE is used by the Find Replace dialog to send the query to the core. I guess that the design of the parameters of this LFUN is made like this, because the newline is one thing you can't enter in the Find Replace dialog, and you can thus split the find and replace strings from each other. However, the fact that you can't enter this in the Find Replace dialog is, also means that you can't enter it in the command buffer. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Esteemed LyXers: Let me try this again. Help > LyX Functions notes the following: --- LFUN_WORD_REPLACE Action: Replace a string in the document. Syntax: word-replace [] Params: : data is of the form " " Origin Andre, Jan 7 2004 --- Both and are followed by a newline character--the one you get if you press CTRL + ENTER in LyX. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get that character into the minibuffer or into a command sequence in stdtoolbars.inc in my user directory. Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? Thanks for *any* help. I really appreciate it. Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Help-with-LFUN-WORD-REPLACE-tp3556023p3590316.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
EditorJack schreef: Esteemed LyXers: Let me try this again. Help > LyX Functions notes the following: --- LFUN_WORD_REPLACE Action: Replace a string in the document. Syntax: word-replace [] Params: : data is of the form " " Origin Andre, Jan 7 2004 --- Both and are followed by a newline character--the one you get if you press CTRL + ENTER in LyX. But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get that character into the minibuffer or into a command sequence in stdtoolbars.inc in my user directory. Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? Thanks for *any* help. I really appreciate it. I thought I already answered this last time. You can't use it, unless you use some trick. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Really, how does one use that particular LFun (LFUN_WORD_REPLACE) at all? Under what circumstances *could* it be used if not in the minibuffer or in a command sequence? To elaborate a bit, the LFUNs are in principle for internal use. That is, to communicate between the frontend (dialogs, menus) and the LyX core. The LFUN_WORD_REPLACE is used by the Find & Replace dialog to send the query to the core. I guess that the design of the parameters of this LFUN is made like this, because the newline is one thing you can't enter in the Find & Replace dialog, and you can thus split the find and replace strings from each other. However, the fact that you can't enter this in the Find & Replace dialog is, also means that you can't enter it in the command buffer. Vincent
Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. Thanks! Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Help-with-LFUN-WORD-REPLACE-tp3556023p3556023.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
EditorJack schreef: Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. I can think of two solutions: 1: command-sequence word-find-forward foo; self-insert bar 2: word-replace foonewlinebarnewline In the command buffer: To get the newline there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. Ok, this is a bit a hack... but I can't think of something better. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Sorry. In my last message, I said Vincent was brilliant but neglected to say about what. I was thinking of this: word-replace foonewlinebarnewline In the command buffer: To get the newline there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. But it doesn't work for me. In fact, I can't seem to paste a newline into the minibuffer. Thanks again. Best, Jack Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote: EditorJack schreef: Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. I can think of two solutions: 1: command-sequence word-find-forward foo; self-insert bar 2: word-replace foonewlinebarnewline In the command buffer: To get the newline there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. Ok, this is a bit a hack... but I can't think of something better. Vincent
Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. Thanks! Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Help-with-LFUN-WORD-REPLACE-tp3556023p3556023.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
EditorJack schreef: Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. I can think of two solutions: 1: command-sequence word-find-forward foo; self-insert bar 2: word-replace foonewlinebarnewline In the command buffer: To get the newline there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. Ok, this is a bit a hack... but I can't think of something better. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Sorry. In my last message, I said Vincent was brilliant but neglected to say about what. I was thinking of this: word-replace foonewlinebarnewline In the command buffer: To get the newline there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. But it doesn't work for me. In fact, I can't seem to paste a newline into the minibuffer. Thanks again. Best, Jack Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote: EditorJack schreef: Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. I can think of two solutions: 1: command-sequence word-find-forward foo; self-insert bar 2: word-replace foonewlinebarnewline In the command buffer: To get the newline there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. Ok, this is a bit a hack... but I can't think of something better. Vincent
Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. Thanks! Best wishes, Jack Lyon The Editorium http://www.editorium.com -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Help-with-LFUN-WORD-REPLACE-tp3556023p3556023.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
EditorJack schreef: Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. I can think of two solutions: 1: "command-sequence word-find-forward foo; self-insert bar" 2: "word-replace foobar" In the command buffer: To get the there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. Ok, this is a bit a hack... but I can't think of something better. Vincent
Re: Help with LFUN_WORD_REPLACE
Sorry. In my last message, I said Vincent was brilliant but neglected to say about what. I was thinking of this: > "word-replace foobar" > > In the command buffer: To get the there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. But it doesn't work for me. In fact, I can't seem to paste a newline into the minibuffer. Thanks again. Best, Jack Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote: EditorJack schreef: Esteemed Fellow LyXers: I can't get LFUN_WORD_REPLACE to work. Here's the syntax I'm using in the minibuffer: word-replace foo bar No dice. I'd be grateful for any help you're able to provide. I can think of two solutions: 1: "command-sequence word-find-forward foo; self-insert bar" 2: "word-replace foobar" In the command buffer: To get the there, you could do the following: copy a newline from the lyx main text (beware not to copy a space+newline), paste this into the command buffer, delete all but the first 'character' you pasted. Ok, this is a bit a hack... but I can't think of something better. Vincent
