theorem environment italic
Dear Users,
I tried to use the theorem environment from Lyx and wanted Lyx (Latex)
to write the Hungarian counterpart tétel of the word theorem in the
document. Thus, I included this in the document preamble in Lyx:
\newtheorem{theo}{tétel}
\renewenvironment{thm}{\begin{theo}}{\end{theo}}
This works but now the text of the theorem appears with upright
(standing) letters in the output (pdf, dvi) instead of the original
italic (slanted). How can I achieve italic (slanted) again retaining the
Hungarian tétel? (In Lyx the text of the theorem is written with
italic letters.)
Many thanks in advance,
Gyorgy Pota
--
Dr. Gyorgy Pota
associate professor
Institute of Physical Chemistry
University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P. O. Box 7,
Hungary
Tel.: (36) 52-512-90022383
Fax: (36) 52-512-915
homepage: http://dragon.unideb.hu/~wwwphch/potae.htm
private homepage: http://puma.unideb.hu/~potagy
Re: theorem environment italic
On 10/21/2009 07:10 AM, Dr. Gyorgy Pota wrote:
Dear Users,
I tried to use the theorem environment from Lyx and wanted Lyx (Latex)
to write the Hungarian counterpart tétel of the word theorem in
the document. Thus, I included this in the document preamble in Lyx:
\newtheorem{theo}{tétel}
\renewenvironment{thm}{\begin{theo}}{\end{theo}}
This works but now the text of the theorem appears with upright
(standing) letters in the output (pdf, dvi) instead of the original
italic (slanted). How can I achieve italic (slanted) again retaining
the Hungarian tétel? (In Lyx the text of the theorem is written with
italic letters.)
Well, the good news is that the next (major) version of LyX will take
care of this sort of thing. But for now, it's not so simple. There is, I
think, some stuff on the wiki about how to deal with this properly. In
your case, though, you probably just need to add some sort of
\theoremstyle declaration before the \newtheorem.
Richard
theorem environment italic
Dear Users,
I tried to use the theorem environment from Lyx and wanted Lyx (Latex)
to write the Hungarian counterpart tétel of the word theorem in the
document. Thus, I included this in the document preamble in Lyx:
\newtheorem{theo}{tétel}
\renewenvironment{thm}{\begin{theo}}{\end{theo}}
This works but now the text of the theorem appears with upright
(standing) letters in the output (pdf, dvi) instead of the original
italic (slanted). How can I achieve italic (slanted) again retaining the
Hungarian tétel? (In Lyx the text of the theorem is written with
italic letters.)
Many thanks in advance,
Gyorgy Pota
--
Dr. Gyorgy Pota
associate professor
Institute of Physical Chemistry
University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P. O. Box 7,
Hungary
Tel.: (36) 52-512-90022383
Fax: (36) 52-512-915
homepage: http://dragon.unideb.hu/~wwwphch/potae.htm
private homepage: http://puma.unideb.hu/~potagy
Re: theorem environment italic
On 10/21/2009 07:10 AM, Dr. Gyorgy Pota wrote:
Dear Users,
I tried to use the theorem environment from Lyx and wanted Lyx (Latex)
to write the Hungarian counterpart tétel of the word theorem in
the document. Thus, I included this in the document preamble in Lyx:
\newtheorem{theo}{tétel}
\renewenvironment{thm}{\begin{theo}}{\end{theo}}
This works but now the text of the theorem appears with upright
(standing) letters in the output (pdf, dvi) instead of the original
italic (slanted). How can I achieve italic (slanted) again retaining
the Hungarian tétel? (In Lyx the text of the theorem is written with
italic letters.)
Well, the good news is that the next (major) version of LyX will take
care of this sort of thing. But for now, it's not so simple. There is, I
think, some stuff on the wiki about how to deal with this properly. In
your case, though, you probably just need to add some sort of
\theoremstyle declaration before the \newtheorem.
Richard
theorem environment italic
Dear Users,
I tried to use the theorem environment from Lyx and wanted Lyx (Latex)
to write the Hungarian counterpart "tétel" of the word "theorem" in the
document. Thus, I included this in the document preamble in Lyx:
\newtheorem{theo}{tétel}
\renewenvironment{thm}{\begin{theo}}{\end{theo}}
This works but now the text of the theorem appears with upright
(standing) letters in the output (pdf, dvi) instead of the original
italic (slanted). How can I achieve italic (slanted) again retaining the
Hungarian "tétel"? (In Lyx the text of the theorem is written with
italic letters.)
Many thanks in advance,
Gyorgy Pota
--
Dr. Gyorgy Pota
associate professor
Institute of Physical Chemistry
University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P. O. Box 7,
Hungary
Tel.: (36) 52-512-90022383
Fax: (36) 52-512-915
homepage: http://dragon.unideb.hu/~wwwphch/potae.htm
private homepage: http://puma.unideb.hu/~potagy
Re: theorem environment italic
On 10/21/2009 07:10 AM, Dr. Gyorgy Pota wrote:
Dear Users,
I tried to use the theorem environment from Lyx and wanted Lyx (Latex)
to write the Hungarian counterpart "tétel" of the word "theorem" in
the document. Thus, I included this in the document preamble in Lyx:
\newtheorem{theo}{tétel}
\renewenvironment{thm}{\begin{theo}}{\end{theo}}
This works but now the text of the theorem appears with upright
(standing) letters in the output (pdf, dvi) instead of the original
italic (slanted). How can I achieve italic (slanted) again retaining
the Hungarian "tétel"? (In Lyx the text of the theorem is written with
italic letters.)
Well, the good news is that the next (major) version of LyX will take
care of this sort of thing. But for now, it's not so simple. There is, I
think, some stuff on the wiki about how to deal with this properly. In
your case, though, you probably just need to add some sort of
\theoremstyle declaration before the \newtheorem.
Richard
