Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Hi, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This can be done by redefining the eqnarray environment to be the align environment, you should find how this is done in the archive of this list. regards Uwe Thanks very much for your reply. I tried searching the archive and google but couldn't find anything useful. Using \renewenvironment didn't work (LyX still treats it as an eqnarray and adds an extra ). Could you give me more detailed pointers to where I may find a solution? Regards, Guy
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Guy Rutenberg schrieb: Using \renewenvironment didn't work (LyX still treats it as an eqnarray and adds an extra ). Sorry my fault, this is of course not possible because align has 2 columns, eqnarray 3 columns. So the easiest way is to define a keyboard shortcut that inserts an align equation. How to define such a shortcut is explained in the Customization manual. (The next major LyX release has a dilaog where you can define them much more easier.) For existing formulas, use the menu Edit - Math - Change formula type (shortcut Alt-m t a). regards Uwe
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Hi, Uwe Stöhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This can be done by redefining the eqnarray environment to be the align environment, you should find how this is done in the archive of this list. regards Uwe Thanks very much for your reply. I tried searching the archive and google but couldn't find anything useful. Using \renewenvironment didn't work (LyX still treats it as an eqnarray and adds an extra ). Could you give me more detailed pointers to where I may find a solution? Regards, Guy
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Guy Rutenberg schrieb: Using \renewenvironment didn't work (LyX still treats it as an eqnarray and adds an extra ). Sorry my fault, this is of course not possible because align has 2 columns, eqnarray 3 columns. So the easiest way is to define a keyboard shortcut that inserts an align equation. How to define such a shortcut is explained in the Customization manual. (The next major LyX release has a dilaog where you can define them much more easier.) For existing formulas, use the menu Edit - Math - Change formula type (shortcut Alt-m t a). regards Uwe
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Hi, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > This can be done by redefining the eqnarray environment to be the align environment, you should find > how this is done in the archive of this list. > > regards Uwe > > Thanks very much for your reply. I tried searching the archive and google but couldn't find anything useful. Using \renewenvironment didn't work (LyX still treats it as an eqnarray and adds an extra &). Could you give me more detailed pointers to where I may find a solution? Regards, Guy
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Guy Rutenberg schrieb: Using \renewenvironment didn't work (LyX still treats it as an eqnarray and adds an extra &). Sorry my fault, this is of course not possible because align has 2 columns, eqnarray 3 columns. So the easiest way is to define a keyboard shortcut that inserts an align equation. How to define such a shortcut is explained in the Customization manual. (The next major LyX release has a dilaog where you can define them much more easier.) For existing formulas, use the menu Edit -> Math -> Change formula type (shortcut Alt-m t a). regards Uwe
Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Hi, I'm looking for a way to set the align environment as the default one in LyX for multiline formulas. E.g. when in display mode and I press Ctrl+Enter I want the formula to use the align environment instead of the eqnarray one. Is it possible? If so, how can I do it? Thanks, Guy
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Guy Rutenberg schrieb: I'm looking for a way to set the align environment as the default one in LyX for multiline formulas. E.g. when in display mode and I press Ctrl+Enter I want the formula to use the align environment instead of the eqnarray one. This can be done by redefining the eqnarray environment to be the align environment, you should find how this is done in the archive of this list. regards Uwe
Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Hi, I'm looking for a way to set the align environment as the default one in LyX for multiline formulas. E.g. when in display mode and I press Ctrl+Enter I want the formula to use the align environment instead of the eqnarray one. Is it possible? If so, how can I do it? Thanks, Guy
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Guy Rutenberg schrieb: I'm looking for a way to set the align environment as the default one in LyX for multiline formulas. E.g. when in display mode and I press Ctrl+Enter I want the formula to use the align environment instead of the eqnarray one. This can be done by redefining the eqnarray environment to be the align environment, you should find how this is done in the archive of this list. regards Uwe
Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Hi, I'm looking for a way to set the align environment as the default one in LyX for multiline formulas. E.g. when in display mode and I press Ctrl+Enter I want the formula to use the align environment instead of the eqnarray one. Is it possible? If so, how can I do it? Thanks, Guy
Re: Setting align as the default environment for multiline formulas
Guy Rutenberg schrieb: I'm looking for a way to set the align environment as the default one in LyX for multiline formulas. E.g. when in display mode and I press Ctrl+Enter I want the formula to use the align environment instead of the eqnarray one. This can be done by redefining the eqnarray environment to be the align environment, you should find how this is done in the archive of this list. regards Uwe
