default AMS align
I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS align environment, instead of the outdated Latex eqnarray. Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings?
Re: default AMS align
Ivan Werning wrote: I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS align environment, instead of the outdated Latex eqnarray. Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings? I think that's hard-coded. But I'd guess there's probably something you could do with keybindings, at least to make it easier to change. rh
Re: default AMS align
It is quite a pain to switch it. You have to mouse your way into EDITMATHChange Formula TypeAMS align I'm not sure how to improve this with a key-binding. That is, to get directly an AMSmath align when I am in a displayed formula and I want to add a new line. Anyone have a suggestion? -Ivan On Oct 28, 2008, at 9:50 AM, rgheck wrote: Ivan Werning wrote: I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS align environment, instead of the outdated Latex eqnarray. Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings? I think that's hard-coded. But I'd guess there's probably something you could do with keybindings, at least to make it easier to change. rh
Re: default AMS align
Ivan Werning wrote: It is quite a pain to switch it. You have to mouse your way into EDITMATHChange Formula TypeAMS align I'm not sure how to improve this with a key-binding. That is, to get directly an AMSmath align when I am in a displayed formula and I want to add a new line. Anyone have a suggestion? You can do: Alt-M T A, to switch it. These shortcuts should be listed in the menu. rh
Re: default AMS align
On Oct 28, 2008, at 12:00 PM, rgheck wrote: You can do: Alt-M T A, to switch it. These shortcuts should be listed in the menu. rh Thanks, that works better than the mouse. But I'm still hoping for a way to re-wire the CMD-enter to give me an align. Or some other combination to do the same for me.
default AMS align
I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS align environment, instead of the outdated Latex eqnarray. Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings?
Re: default AMS align
Ivan Werning wrote: I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS align environment, instead of the outdated Latex eqnarray. Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings? I think that's hard-coded. But I'd guess there's probably something you could do with keybindings, at least to make it easier to change. rh
Re: default AMS align
It is quite a pain to switch it. You have to mouse your way into EDITMATHChange Formula TypeAMS align I'm not sure how to improve this with a key-binding. That is, to get directly an AMSmath align when I am in a displayed formula and I want to add a new line. Anyone have a suggestion? -Ivan On Oct 28, 2008, at 9:50 AM, rgheck wrote: Ivan Werning wrote: I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS align environment, instead of the outdated Latex eqnarray. Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings? I think that's hard-coded. But I'd guess there's probably something you could do with keybindings, at least to make it easier to change. rh
Re: default AMS align
Ivan Werning wrote: It is quite a pain to switch it. You have to mouse your way into EDITMATHChange Formula TypeAMS align I'm not sure how to improve this with a key-binding. That is, to get directly an AMSmath align when I am in a displayed formula and I want to add a new line. Anyone have a suggestion? You can do: Alt-M T A, to switch it. These shortcuts should be listed in the menu. rh
Re: default AMS align
On Oct 28, 2008, at 12:00 PM, rgheck wrote: You can do: Alt-M T A, to switch it. These shortcuts should be listed in the menu. rh Thanks, that works better than the mouse. But I'm still hoping for a way to re-wire the CMD-enter to give me an align. Or some other combination to do the same for me.
default AMS align
I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS "align" environment, instead of the outdated Latex "eqnarray". Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings?
Re: default AMS align
Ivan Werning wrote: I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS "align" environment, instead of the outdated Latex "eqnarray". Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings? I think that's hard-coded. But I'd guess there's probably something you could do with keybindings, at least to make it easier to change. rh
Re: default AMS align
It is quite a pain to switch it. You have to mouse your way into EDIT>MATH>Change Formula Type>AMS align I'm not sure how to improve this with a key-binding. That is, to get directly an AMSmath align when I am in a displayed formula and I want to add a new line. Anyone have a suggestion? -Ivan On Oct 28, 2008, at 9:50 AM, rgheck wrote: Ivan Werning wrote: I use LyX 1.5.6 on OS X 10.5.4. When I create a displayed equation and want to have another aligned one beneath, my understanding is that I should hit CMD-Enter. I would like to get an AMS "align" environment, instead of the outdated Latex "eqnarray". Is there a way to do this? Is my only option to do some customization with the keybindings? I think that's hard-coded. But I'd guess there's probably something you could do with keybindings, at least to make it easier to change. rh
Re: default AMS align
Ivan Werning wrote: It is quite a pain to switch it. You have to mouse your way into EDIT>MATH>Change Formula Type>AMS align I'm not sure how to improve this with a key-binding. That is, to get directly an AMSmath align when I am in a displayed formula and I want to add a new line. Anyone have a suggestion? You can do: Alt-M T A, to switch it. These shortcuts should be listed in the menu. rh
Re: default AMS align
On Oct 28, 2008, at 12:00 PM, rgheck wrote: You can do: Alt-M T A, to switch it. These shortcuts should be listed in the menu. rh Thanks, that works better than the mouse. But I'm still hoping for a way to re-wire the CMD-enter to give me an align. Or some other combination to do the same for me.
