Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Anthony Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: Locale en_GB could not be set. This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. Concerning locales, the situation will be different (hopefully much better) with lyx 1.5.2. Please report at this time if you have locale-related problems. JMarc
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Thanks for all of these comments. Actually, I was able to resolve the issue by the inelegant means of changing 2 or 3 Greek words in the text back to transliterations. This is a temporary measure, but it makes the document work again. What wasn't clear to me from the message was that it related to a Greek character set I'll come back to the question of getting Greek in (I'm sure its very simple) at a later point. Thanks again, Declan
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Anthony Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: Locale en_GB could not be set. This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. Concerning locales, the situation will be different (hopefully much better) with lyx 1.5.2. Please report at this time if you have locale-related problems. JMarc
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Thanks for all of these comments. Actually, I was able to resolve the issue by the inelegant means of changing 2 or 3 Greek words in the text back to transliterations. This is a temporary measure, but it makes the document work again. What wasn't clear to me from the message was that it related to a Greek character set I'll come back to the question of getting Greek in (I'm sure its very simple) at a later point. Thanks again, Declan
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Anthony Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no > replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: "Locale en_GB could not > be set." This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell > lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any > adverse effects. Concerning locales, the situation will be different (hopefully much better) with lyx 1.5.2. Please report at this time if you have locale-related problems. JMarc
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Thanks for all of these comments. Actually, I was able to resolve the issue by the inelegant means of changing 2 or 3 Greek words in the text back to transliterations. This is a temporary measure, but it makes the document work again. What wasn't clear to me from the message was that it related to a Greek character set I'll come back to the question of getting Greek in (I'm sure its very simple) at a later point. Thanks again, Declan
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Anthony Campbell wrote: Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: Locale en_GB could not be set. This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. This is on Debian Sid. I don't think it's related, other than tangentially. Chapter 4 of Help - Customization talks a bit about locales and which environment variables to tweak. AFAIK, LyX is geared to using xx_XX codes for languages (e.g., en_GB if you like all those extra letters in your words). I don't know if setting an environment variable to en_GB.UTF8 will work; LyX might not recognize it. Being neither a Debian user nor a user of non-default locales, all I can suggest is the following. In lyx root/Resources/ you should find a file named languages. The entry for British is british british British false iso8859-15 en_GB At least I assume from the first three fields that it's British. :-) You might try either of the following tweaks: 1. change iso8859-15 to UTF-8; or 2. change en_GB to en_GB.UTF8. Then save, move a safe distance from the computer Just In Case, and restart LyX. Good luck, Paul
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Anthony Campbell wrote: Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: Locale en_GB could not be set. This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. This is on Debian Sid. I don't think it's related, other than tangentially. Chapter 4 of Help - Customization talks a bit about locales and which environment variables to tweak. AFAIK, LyX is geared to using xx_XX codes for languages (e.g., en_GB if you like all those extra letters in your words). I don't know if setting an environment variable to en_GB.UTF8 will work; LyX might not recognize it. Being neither a Debian user nor a user of non-default locales, all I can suggest is the following. In lyx root/Resources/ you should find a file named languages. The entry for British is british british British false iso8859-15 en_GB At least I assume from the first three fields that it's British. :-) You might try either of the following tweaks: 1. change iso8859-15 to UTF-8; or 2. change en_GB to en_GB.UTF8. Then save, move a safe distance from the computer Just In Case, and restart LyX. Good luck, Paul
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Anthony Campbell wrote: Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: "Locale en_GB could not be set." This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. This is on Debian Sid. I don't think it's related, other than tangentially. Chapter 4 of Help -> Customization talks a bit about locales and which environment variables to tweak. AFAIK, LyX is geared to using xx_XX codes for languages (e.g., en_GB if you like all those extra letters in your words). I don't know if setting an environment variable to en_GB.UTF8 will work; LyX might not recognize it. Being neither a Debian user nor a user of non-default locales, all I can suggest is the following. In /Resources/ you should find a file named languages. The entry for British is british british "British" false iso8859-15 en_GB "" At least I assume from the first three fields that it's British. :-) You might try either of the following tweaks: 1. change iso8859-15 to UTF-8; or 2. change en_GB to en_GB.UTF8. Then save, move a safe distance from the computer Just In Case, and restart LyX. Good luck, Paul
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Declan O'Byrne wrote: I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Is the error that the file is missing? (It's got something to do with encoding the Greek alphabet.) Run 'kpsewhich iso-8859-7.def'. On my system, it's sitting in texroot/tex/latex/greek/. If yours is missing, you can find it on CTAN (for instance, at http://www.tug.org/texlive/devsrc/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/greek/). I'm not a texlive user, but I assume you can install a package the normal way (plop the file in the right place and run texhash). /Paul
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Declan O'Byrne wrote: I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Is the error that the file is missing? (It's got something to do with encoding the Greek alphabet.) Run 'kpsewhich iso-8859-7.def'. On my system, it's sitting in texroot/tex/latex/greek/. If yours is missing, you can find it on CTAN (for instance, at http://www.tug.org/texlive/devsrc/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/greek/). I'm not a texlive user, but I assume you can install a package the normal way (plop the file in the right place and run texhash). /Paul
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
Declan O'Byrne wrote: I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Is the error that the file is missing? (It's got something to do with encoding the Greek alphabet.) Run 'kpsewhich iso-8859-7.def'. On my system, it's sitting in /tex/latex/greek/. If yours is missing, you can find it on CTAN (for instance, at http://www.tug.org/texlive/devsrc/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/greek/). I'm not a texlive user, but I assume you can install a package the normal way (plop the file in the right place and run texhash). /Paul
What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Thanks for any pointers, Declan
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
On 03 Sep 2007, Declan O'Byrne wrote: I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Thanks for any pointers, Declan Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: Locale en_GB could not be set. This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. This is on Debian Sid. Anthony -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Microsoft-free zone - Using Linux Gnu-Debian http://www.acampbell.org.uk (blog, book reviews, on-line books and sceptical articles)
What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Thanks for any pointers, Declan
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
On 03 Sep 2007, Declan O'Byrne wrote: I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Thanks for any pointers, Declan Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: Locale en_GB could not be set. This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. This is on Debian Sid. Anthony -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Microsoft-free zone - Using Linux Gnu-Debian http://www.acampbell.org.uk (blog, book reviews, on-line books and sceptical articles)
What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, and whether there is some package I should add? Thanks for any pointers, Declan
Re: What is this? latex error iso-8859-7.def
On 03 Sep 2007, Declan O'Byrne wrote: > I have this error, which prevents my document from doing anything. The > same document worked fine with lyx 1.5.1 on Ubuntu 7.04. Now I'm > running Ubuntu 7.10. I wonder if the problem is related to texlive, > and whether there is some package I should add? > > Thanks for any pointers, > > Declan Possibly related: I posted a query here a week or so ago but had no replies. When I run lyx I get a message saying: "Locale en_GB could not be set." This is because I use en_GB.UTF8. I don't see anyway to tell lyx to use a different locale but in my case it doesn't seem to have any adverse effects. This is on Debian Sid. Anthony -- Anthony Campbell - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Microsoft-free zone - Using Linux Gnu-Debian http://www.acampbell.org.uk (blog, book reviews, on-line books and sceptical articles)
