Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
A modular approach to layout files.
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
Flexibility.
For example, lets say you need a special kind
Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
A modular approach to layout files.
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
Flexibility.
For example, lets say you need a special kind
Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
A modular approach to layout files.
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
Flexibility.
For example, lets say you need a special kind
Steve Litt wrote:
Oh,
Maybe I do understand it. Is a layout module just a chunk of debugged
LyX/LaTeX code that would normally go in a layout file, and gets included in
the layout file by reference? So you could mix and match layout modules to
get a more granular modularization, similar
Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Steve Litt wrote:
So is it a way to write once, use many times? Is it a way to use
known-debugged LyX/LaTeX code? And is it a way for all of us to trade
debugged and tested code without throwing in every silly little
feature we put in our book?
I think so. At least
G. Milde wrote:
On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote:
I developed these, so let me add a bit.
0) What is a layout module?
A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be
added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base.
Modules are
Steve Litt wrote:
Oh,
Maybe I do understand it. Is a layout module just a chunk of debugged
LyX/LaTeX code that would normally go in a layout file, and gets included in
the layout file by reference? So you could mix and match layout modules to
get a more granular modularization, similar
Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Steve Litt wrote:
So is it a way to write once, use many times? Is it a way to use
known-debugged LyX/LaTeX code? And is it a way for all of us to trade
debugged and tested code without throwing in every silly little
feature we put in our book?
I think so. At least
G. Milde wrote:
On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote:
I developed these, so let me add a bit.
0) What is a layout module?
A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be
added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base.
Modules are
Steve Litt wrote:
Oh,
Maybe I do understand it. Is a layout module just a chunk of debugged
LyX/LaTeX code that would normally go in a layout file, and gets included in
the layout file by reference? So you could mix and match layout modules to
get a more granular modularization, similar
Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Steve Litt wrote:
So is it a way to write once, use many times? Is it a way to use
known-debugged LyX/LaTeX code? And is it a way for all of us to trade
debugged and tested code without throwing in every silly little
feature we put in our book?
I think so. At least
G. Milde wrote:
On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote:
I developed these, so let me add a bit.
0) What is a layout module?
A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be
added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base.
Modules are
Hi Steve,
Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
From my (user) point of view, it is a small .module file in your
layouts folder containing class, styles, etc. But the developers might
answer that
Steve Litt wrote:
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 13:16, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
[...]
Olivier
Oh,
Maybe I do understand it. Is a layout module just a chunk of debugged
LyX/LaTeX code that would normally go in a layout file, and gets included in
the layout file by reference? So you could
On 19.08.08, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Hi,
I just wanted to share a simple and probably imperfect layout module for
LyX 1.6.
...
As the description says, this module simply defines several useful math
functions that are not available by default.
One tip: to get the additional functions
On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote:
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be
added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base.
1) Why are
Hi Steve,
Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
From my (user) point of view, it is a small .module file in your
layouts folder containing class, styles, etc. But the developers might
answer that
Steve Litt wrote:
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 13:16, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
[...]
Olivier
Oh,
Maybe I do understand it. Is a layout module just a chunk of debugged
LyX/LaTeX code that would normally go in a layout file, and gets included in
the layout file by reference? So you could
On 19.08.08, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
Hi,
I just wanted to share a simple and probably imperfect layout module for
LyX 1.6.
...
As the description says, this module simply defines several useful math
functions that are not available by default.
One tip: to get the additional functions
On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote:
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be
added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base.
1) Why are
Hi Steve,
Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
From my (user) point of view, it is a small ".module" file in your
"layouts" folder containing class, styles, etc. But the developers might
answer
Steve Litt wrote:
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 13:16, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
[...]
Olivier
Oh,
Maybe I do understand it. Is a layout module just a chunk of debugged
LyX/LaTeX code that would normally go in a layout file, and gets included in
the layout file by reference? So you could
On 19.08.08, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
> Hi,
> I just wanted to share a simple and probably imperfect layout module for
> LyX 1.6.
...
> As the description says, this module simply defines several useful math
> functions that are not available by default.
One tip: to get the additional
On 19.08.08, Steve Litt wrote:
> I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
> 0) What is a layout module?
A file with syntax and content similar to a LyX layout file that can be
added to a chosen documentclass' layout definitions on a per-document base.
> 1) Why are
Hi,
I just wanted to share a simple and probably imperfect layout module for
LyX 1.6. I do not know much about LaTeX, so I used the examples provided
with LyX and google to create this file. I called it
moremathsfunctions.module (it should be placed in the layouts folder
in the lyx 1.6
I do not have 1.6 yet... but I do not understand how LyX understands how to
handle these new commands? From my understanding these go only to preamble
of document, but how to add these to some buttons on toolbar for example?
2008/8/19 Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I just wanted to
Manveru wrote:
I do not have 1.6 yet... but I do not understand how LyX understands how to
handle these new commands? From my understanding these go only to preamble
of document, but how to add these to some buttons on toolbar for example?
This layout module is simply adding the definitions to
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
2) How do you decide when to use them?
3) By what design methodology do you create them?
4) What are the attributes of a
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 13:16, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
This layout module is simply adding the definitions to the preamble.
Then, when you type in a formula \erf for instance, it will not be
interpreted by LyX (unless you use preview-latex stuff). But when
generating the pdf, they will be
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
2) How do you decide when to use them?
3) By what design methodology do you
Hi,
I just wanted to share a simple and probably imperfect layout module for
LyX 1.6. I do not know much about LaTeX, so I used the examples provided
with LyX and google to create this file. I called it
moremathsfunctions.module (it should be placed in the layouts folder
in the lyx 1.6
I do not have 1.6 yet... but I do not understand how LyX understands how to
handle these new commands? From my understanding these go only to preamble
of document, but how to add these to some buttons on toolbar for example?
2008/8/19 Olivier Ripoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I just wanted to
Manveru wrote:
I do not have 1.6 yet... but I do not understand how LyX understands how to
handle these new commands? From my understanding these go only to preamble
of document, but how to add these to some buttons on toolbar for example?
This layout module is simply adding the definitions to
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
2) How do you decide when to use them?
3) By what design methodology do you create them?
4) What are the attributes of a
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 13:16, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
This layout module is simply adding the definitions to the preamble.
Then, when you type in a formula \erf for instance, it will not be
interpreted by LyX (unless you use preview-latex stuff). But when
generating the pdf, they will be
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
2) How do you decide when to use them?
3) By what design methodology do you
Hi,
I just wanted to share a simple and probably imperfect layout module for
LyX 1.6. I do not know much about LaTeX, so I used the examples provided
with LyX and google to create this file. I called it
"moremathsfunctions.module" (it should be placed in the "layouts" folder
in the lyx 1.6
I do not have 1.6 yet... but I do not understand how LyX understands how to
handle these new commands? From my understanding these go only to preamble
of document, but how to add these to some buttons on toolbar for example?
2008/8/19 Olivier Ripoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> I just wanted to
Manveru wrote:
I do not have 1.6 yet... but I do not understand how LyX understands how to
handle these new commands? From my understanding these go only to preamble
of document, but how to add these to some buttons on toolbar for example?
This layout module is simply adding the definitions to
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
2) How do you decide when to use them?
3) By what design methodology do you create them?
4) What are the attributes of a
On Tuesday 19 August 2008 13:16, Olivier Ripoll wrote:
> This layout module is simply adding the definitions to the preamble.
> Then, when you type in a formula \erf for instance, it will not be
> interpreted by LyX (unless you use preview-latex stuff). But when
> generating the pdf, they will be
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008, Steve Litt wrote:
Thanks Oliver,
I still don't understand the underlying philosophy of layout modules:
0) What is a layout module?
1) Why are they better than just writing your own layout file?
2) How do you decide when to use them?
3) By what design methodology do you
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