Re: amsthm package support

[Jean-Marc Lasgouttes]

Gustavo gugamil...@gmail.com writes:
 As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
 know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
 latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
 this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
 better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
 packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
 believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.

Hello,

Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).

JMarc

Re: amsthm package support

[rgheck]

On 09/22/2009 04:16 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

Gustavogugamil...@gmail.com  writes:
   

As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.
 

Hello,

Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).

   

And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.

rh

Re: amsthm package support

[Gustavo]

2009/9/22 rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com

  On 09/22/2009 10:37 AM, Gustavo wrote:


 2009/9/22 rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com

  On 09/22/2009 04:16 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

 Hello,

 Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
 that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).


 I missed this. Thank you.




  And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.


 You means if the option Use AMS math package automatically is set? It
 looks like it is not loaded automatically (I saw the generated Latex code),
 at least for Lyx version 1.6.2, which is provided by Ubuntu.

   Create a new document. Go to the DocumentSettings dialog. If you are
 not in the Document Class tag, select it. Now choose Article (AMS) for
 your document class (this is amsart.cls). Hit the apply button to select
 this class. Now choose the Modules tab of the dialog. You should see the
 Theorems (AMS) module selected. If you ViewSource you will not see the
 AMS packages included, but they are pulled in automatically by the AMS
 class, and you will be able to create a theorem.

Ok, now I got it. But I guess I'll just include the modules manually, this
way I can choose another kind of document class.


  Using the module amsthm as suggested by Jean-Marc, it seems not possible
 to create two consecutive theorems without having Lyx to mix them, at least
 for this version of Lyx. I'll try to install Lyx 1.6.4 and see what I get.


   LyX wants to allow you to have two paragraphs in the theorem
 environment (which of course you might), and so it is assuming that this is
 what you want. If this is not what you want, then you should insert a new
 paragraph after the first theorem, choose the Separator environment for
 it, and then start the next theorem. See the attached for an example.

 We know this is a hack, but it is not easy to figure out a better way both
 to allow multiple paragraphs and to tell LyX when to start a new theorem.


It might be a hack, but it is good enough for me. And it is better than any
solution I could have come up with. Thank you.


 rh

  rh




P.S.: Sorry, I forgot to CC to the Lyx list.

Re: amsthm package support

[rgheck]

On 09/22/2009 12:47 PM, Gustavo wrote:


  And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.
   


You means if the option Use AMS math package automatically is set? It
looks like it is not loaded automatically (I saw the generated Latex code),
at least for Lyx version 1.6.2, which is provided by Ubuntu.

   Create a new document. Go to the DocumentSettings dialog. If you are
not in the Document Class tag, select it. Now choose Article (AMS) for
your document class (this is amsart.cls). Hit the apply button to select
this class. Now choose the Modules tab of the dialog. You should see the
Theorems (AMS) module selected. If you ViewSource you will not see the
AMS packages included, but they are pulled in automatically by the AMS
class, and you will be able to create a theorem.

 

Ok, now I got it. But I guess I'll just include the modules manually, this
way I can choose another kind of document class.

   

That's exactly why the theorems are done as modules.

rh

Re: amsthm package support

[Jean-Marc Lasgouttes]

Gustavo gugamil...@gmail.com writes:
 As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
 know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
 latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
 this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
 better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
 packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
 believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.

Hello,

Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).

JMarc

Re: amsthm package support

[rgheck]

On 09/22/2009 04:16 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

Gustavogugamil...@gmail.com  writes:
   

As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.
 

Hello,

Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).

   

And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.

rh

Re: amsthm package support

[Gustavo]

2009/9/22 rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com

  On 09/22/2009 10:37 AM, Gustavo wrote:


 2009/9/22 rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com

  On 09/22/2009 04:16 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

 Hello,

 Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
 that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).


 I missed this. Thank you.




  And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.


 You means if the option Use AMS math package automatically is set? It
 looks like it is not loaded automatically (I saw the generated Latex code),
 at least for Lyx version 1.6.2, which is provided by Ubuntu.

   Create a new document. Go to the DocumentSettings dialog. If you are
 not in the Document Class tag, select it. Now choose Article (AMS) for
 your document class (this is amsart.cls). Hit the apply button to select
 this class. Now choose the Modules tab of the dialog. You should see the
 Theorems (AMS) module selected. If you ViewSource you will not see the
 AMS packages included, but they are pulled in automatically by the AMS
 class, and you will be able to create a theorem.

Ok, now I got it. But I guess I'll just include the modules manually, this
way I can choose another kind of document class.


  Using the module amsthm as suggested by Jean-Marc, it seems not possible
 to create two consecutive theorems without having Lyx to mix them, at least
 for this version of Lyx. I'll try to install Lyx 1.6.4 and see what I get.


   LyX wants to allow you to have two paragraphs in the theorem
 environment (which of course you might), and so it is assuming that this is
 what you want. If this is not what you want, then you should insert a new
 paragraph after the first theorem, choose the Separator environment for
 it, and then start the next theorem. See the attached for an example.

 We know this is a hack, but it is not easy to figure out a better way both
 to allow multiple paragraphs and to tell LyX when to start a new theorem.


It might be a hack, but it is good enough for me. And it is better than any
solution I could have come up with. Thank you.


 rh

  rh




P.S.: Sorry, I forgot to CC to the Lyx list.

Re: amsthm package support

[rgheck]

On 09/22/2009 12:47 PM, Gustavo wrote:


  And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.
   


You means if the option Use AMS math package automatically is set? It
looks like it is not loaded automatically (I saw the generated Latex code),
at least for Lyx version 1.6.2, which is provided by Ubuntu.

   Create a new document. Go to the DocumentSettings dialog. If you are
not in the Document Class tag, select it. Now choose Article (AMS) for
your document class (this is amsart.cls). Hit the apply button to select
this class. Now choose the Modules tab of the dialog. You should see the
Theorems (AMS) module selected. If you ViewSource you will not see the
AMS packages included, but they are pulled in automatically by the AMS
class, and you will be able to create a theorem.

 

Ok, now I got it. But I guess I'll just include the modules manually, this
way I can choose another kind of document class.

   

That's exactly why the theorems are done as modules.

rh

Re: amsthm package support

[Jean-Marc Lasgouttes]

Gustavo  writes:
> As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
> know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
> latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
> this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
> better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
> packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
> believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.

Hello,

Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).

JMarc

Re: amsthm package support

[rgheck]

On 09/22/2009 04:16 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

Gustavo  writes:
   

As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.
 

Hello,

Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).

   

And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.

rh

Re: amsthm package support

[Gustavo]

2009/9/22 rgheck 

>  On 09/22/2009 10:37 AM, Gustavo wrote:
>
>
> 2009/9/22 rgheck 
>
>>  On 09/22/2009 04:16 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Go in Documents Settings, Modules panel. There you can pick a module
>>> that will provide you support for theorems (ams or not).
>>>
>>
> I missed this. Thank you.
>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>  And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.
>
>
> You means if the option "Use AMS math package automatically" is set? It
> looks like it is not loaded automatically (I saw the generated Latex code),
> at least for Lyx version 1.6.2, which is provided by Ubuntu.
>
>   Create a new document. Go to the Document>Settings dialog. If you are
> not in the Document Class tag, select it. Now choose "Article (AMS)" for
> your document class (this is amsart.cls). Hit the apply button to select
> this class. Now choose the "Modules" tab of the dialog. You should see the
> "Theorems (AMS)" module selected. If you View>Source you will not see the
> AMS packages included, but they are pulled in automatically by the AMS
> class, and you will be able to create a theorem.
>
Ok, now I got it. But I guess I'll just include the modules manually, this
way I can choose another kind of document class.

>
>  Using the module amsthm as suggested by Jean-Marc, it seems not possible
> to create two consecutive theorems without having Lyx to mix them, at least
> for this version of Lyx. I'll try to install Lyx 1.6.4 and see what I get.
>
>>
>>   LyX wants to allow you to have two paragraphs in the theorem
> environment (which of course you might), and so it is assuming that this is
> what you want. If this is not what you want, then you should insert a new
> paragraph after the first theorem, choose the "Separator" environment for
> it, and then start the next theorem. See the attached for an example.
>
> We know this is a hack, but it is not easy to figure out a better way both
> to allow multiple paragraphs and to tell LyX when to start a new theorem.
>

It might be a hack, but it is good enough for me. And it is better than any
solution I could have come up with. Thank you.

>
> rh
>
>  rh
>>
>>
>
>
P.S.: Sorry, I forgot to CC to the Lyx list.

Re: amsthm package support

[rgheck]

On 09/22/2009 12:47 PM, Gustavo wrote:


  And this should automatically be loaded if you use the AMS classes.
   


You means if the option "Use AMS math package automatically" is set? It
looks like it is not loaded automatically (I saw the generated Latex code),
at least for Lyx version 1.6.2, which is provided by Ubuntu.

   Create a new document. Go to the Document>Settings dialog. If you are
not in the Document Class tag, select it. Now choose "Article (AMS)" for
your document class (this is amsart.cls). Hit the apply button to select
this class. Now choose the "Modules" tab of the dialog. You should see the
"Theorems (AMS)" module selected. If you View>Source you will not see the
AMS packages included, but they are pulled in automatically by the AMS
class, and you will be able to create a theorem.

 

Ok, now I got it. But I guess I'll just include the modules manually, this
way I can choose another kind of document class.

   

That's exactly why the theorems are done as modules.

rh

amsthm package support

[Gustavo]

Hello,

First I would like to congratulate the Lyx development team for this amazing
program. I am a master's degree student in mathematics and Lyx is a hand on
the wheel to create mathematical texts, specially for editing complicated
formulas, which, in bare latex, are ugly and unreadable. For instance, I
can't understand anything here:

\[\hat{f}_{n}=\int_{\left[0,1\right)}f\cdot\psi_{n}\,
d\mu=\sqrt{2^{k}}\int_{\left[\frac{2r-2}{2^{k+1}},\frac{2r-1}{2^{k+1}}\right]}f\,
d\lambda-\sqrt{2^{k}}\int_{\left[\frac{2r-1}{2^{k+1}},\frac{2r}{2^{k+1}}\right]}f\,
d\lambda\textrm{,}\]

The formula generated is very simple, yet it is not possible to see it in
this code. I have been using Lyx for two years now, and currently I am using
it to write my thesis.

As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.

Related to this subject, I found this bug report, but there isn't a
description.

http://www.lyx.org/trac/changeset/22460

Cheers,
Gustavo.

amsthm package support

[Gustavo]

Hello,

First I would like to congratulate the Lyx development team for this amazing
program. I am a master's degree student in mathematics and Lyx is a hand on
the wheel to create mathematical texts, specially for editing complicated
formulas, which, in bare latex, are ugly and unreadable. For instance, I
can't understand anything here:

\[\hat{f}_{n}=\int_{\left[0,1\right)}f\cdot\psi_{n}\,
d\mu=\sqrt{2^{k}}\int_{\left[\frac{2r-2}{2^{k+1}},\frac{2r-1}{2^{k+1}}\right]}f\,
d\lambda-\sqrt{2^{k}}\int_{\left[\frac{2r-1}{2^{k+1}},\frac{2r}{2^{k+1}}\right]}f\,
d\lambda\textrm{,}\]

The formula generated is very simple, yet it is not possible to see it in
this code. I have been using Lyx for two years now, and currently I am using
it to write my thesis.

As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.

Related to this subject, I found this bug report, but there isn't a
description.

http://www.lyx.org/trac/changeset/22460

Cheers,
Gustavo.

amsthm package support

[Gustavo]

Hello,

First I would like to congratulate the Lyx development team for this amazing
program. I am a master's degree student in mathematics and Lyx is a hand on
the wheel to create mathematical texts, specially for editing complicated
formulas, which, in bare latex, are ugly and unreadable. For instance, I
can't understand anything here:

\[\hat{f}_{n}=\int_{\left[0,1\right)}f\cdot\psi_{n}\,
d\mu=\sqrt{2^{k}}\int_{\left[\frac{2r-2}{2^{k+1}},\frac{2r-1}{2^{k+1}}\right]}f\,
d\lambda-\sqrt{2^{k}}\int_{\left[\frac{2r-1}{2^{k+1}},\frac{2r}{2^{k+1}}\right]}f\,
d\lambda\textrm{,}\]

The formula generated is very simple, yet it is not possible to see it in
this code. I have been using Lyx for two years now, and currently I am using
it to write my thesis.

As a mathematician, I frequently use the package amsthm and, as far as I
know, unfortunately, Lyx does not support this package. I need to insert
latex code (\begin{theorem}, \end{theorem} and similar) everywhere. Not that
this is too restrictive, but it would be nicer if those commands where
better integrated with Lyx. Since Lyx already provides amsmath and amssymb
packages whenever that option is chosen in Document configurations, I
believe that it should also provide amsthm with them.

Related to this subject, I found this bug report, but there isn't a
description.

http://www.lyx.org/trac/changeset/22460

Cheers,
Gustavo.