Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

David Rörich david.roerich at inue.uni-stuttgart.de writes: Am 13.08.2015 um 08:32 schrieb jezZiFeR: Dear Michael, Thank you, this works well. Is there also an automatic possibility to not indent the first paragraphs after a headline in the whole document? This is probably a

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Dear Michael, Thank you, this works well. Is there also an automatic possibility to not indent the first paragraphs after a headline in the whole document? Best Jess Am 12.08.2015 um 23:07 schrieb Michael Berger id...@online.de: jezZiFeR jezzifer at gmail.com writes: Hello, how

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 10:10 schrieb jezZiFeR: I use KOMA-Script-report. Ok, this is weird. KOMAScript would usually not indent the first paragraph in a new section or chapter unless you change the class options in the preamble. Did you? Do you use Sections for creating headers? Could you send us a

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 10:31 schrieb jezZiFeR: As far as I know I did not change the class options in the preamble. There is a XeTeX-command in the preamble, which might be unnecessary, but I see no changes in the class options. As I do not know what using Sections for creating headers is, I

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Thank you – I now understood, what you meant by »using sections for creating headers«, which indeed I do. I only did not do this in this short minimal example, which was way too short to see that in my large file the following examples with the headers use the behavior I want. In fact my first

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

As far as I know I did not change the class options in the preamble. There is a XeTeX-command in the preamble, which might be unnecessary, but I see no changes in the class options. As I do not know what using Sections for creating headers is, I think I do not. Here is a minimal file:

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 08:32 schrieb jezZiFeR: Dear Michael, Thank you, this works well. Is there also an automatic possibility to not indent the first paragraphs after a headline in the whole document? This is probably a property of the document class you use (and it should be configurable

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 10:58 schrieb Michael Berger: David Rörich david.roerich at inue.uni-stuttgart.de writes: This is probably a property of the document class you use (and it should be configurable via class options). Most classes I know do _not_ indent the first paragraph in a section or

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

In fact my first line »Texttexttext«-line *is* indented: It is just in the case of an empty line before a new paragraph where the paragraph settings have to be changed, if an indentation is not wanted. This is fine, because it just happens a few times in the document. Ok. The only way I

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. Am 30.07.2015 um 13:51 schrieb David Rörich: 2) I work on a document with many math macros having long names, several of them beginning with the same string. When entering an ambiguous

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

David david.roerich at inue.uni-stuttgart.de writes: In fact my first line »Texttexttext«-line *is* indented: It is just in the case of an empty line before a new paragraph where the paragraph settings have to be changed, if an indentation is not wanted. This is fine, because it

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

On 08/13/2015 01:32 PM, Michael Berger wrote: if really found to be necessary, a list of KOMAscript class options can be found e.g. here: https://www.rrzn.uni-hannover.de/fileadmin/kurse/material/latex/scrguide.pdf This is the manual for a version in december 2013, not the current one. The

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

On 08/13/2015 05:35 AM, David wrote: Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. There isn't one set, but you can set one yourself. Go to Tools Preferences Editing Shortcuts, enter completion in the search field, select

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

On 08/13/2015 05:35 AM, David wrote: Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. PS You can also change the delay time under Tools Preferences Editing Input Completion. Richard

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

Am 13.08.2015 um 16:03 schrieb Richard Heck: On 08/13/2015 05:35 AM, David wrote: Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. PS You can also change the delay time under Tools Preferences Editing Input Completion. Richard

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 6:45 PM, Hal Kierstead hal.kierst...@me.com wrote: On Aug 13, 2015, at 2:31 PM, Steve Thompson scth...@gmail.com wrote: Hal, I think I did understand. You want your collaborator to be able to make arbitrary changes to the .tex file, then have tex2lyx figure out how to

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

On Aug 13, 2015, at 2:31 PM, Steve Thompson scth...@gmail.com wrote: Hal, I think I did understand. You want your collaborator to be able to make arbitrary changes to the .tex file, then have tex2lyx figure out how to create a new .lyx file. But your collaborator could have done

RE: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

If you used Lyx to create the LaTeX file, then you already have the helper file to that would be needed to work with the LaTeX. It is just the filename.lyx file that created it in the first place. For my own work, I do this all the time. Create a document with Lyx, and send it to a journal as the

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

On Aug 13, 2015, at 1:30 PM, Steve Thompson scth...@gmail.com wrote: If you used Lyx to create the LaTeX file, then you already have the “helper file” to that would be needed to work with the LaTeX. It is just the filename.lyx file that created it in the first place. For my own work, I do

RE: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

Hal, I think I did understand. You want your collaborator to be able to make arbitrary changes to the .tex file, then have tex2lyx figure out how to create a new .lyx file. But your collaborator could have done anything. That makes the “modified” file no different from any other completely

RE: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

Dear Lyx Users I have written a very large article in Lyx for publication in a scientific journal which will only accept the article as a latex file. Of course Lyx will generate a Latex file as well as a pdf file. I wanted to check that the Latex file is acceptable to Lyx. Unfortunately I

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

On Aug 13, 2015, at 12:02 PM, Mike Reeks mike.re...@newcastle.ac.uk wrote: Dear Lyx Users I have written a very large article in Lyx for publication in a scientific journal which will only accept the article as a latex file. Of course Lyx will generate a Latex file as well as a pdf

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Dear Michael, Thank you, this works well. Is there also an automatic possibility to not indent the first paragraphs after a headline in the whole document? Best Jess > Am 12.08.2015 um 23:07 schrieb Michael Berger : > > jezZiFeR gmail.com> writes: > >> >> Hello, >> >>

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 08:32 schrieb jezZiFeR: > Dear Michael, > > Thank you, this works well. Is there also an automatic possibility to not > indent the first paragraphs after a headline in the whole document? > This is probably a property of the document class you use (and it should be

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 10:10 schrieb jezZiFeR: > > I use KOMA-Script-report. > Ok, this is weird. KOMAScript would usually not indent the first paragraph in a new section or chapter unless you change the class options in the preamble. Did you? Do you use Sections for creating headers? Could you send us

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

As far as I know I did not change the class options in the preamble. There is a XeTeX-command in the preamble, which might be unnecessary, but I see no changes in the class options. As I do not know what using Sections for creating headers is, I think I do not. Here is a minimal file:

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 10:31 schrieb jezZiFeR: > As far as I know I did not change the class options in the preamble. There is > a XeTeX-command in the preamble, which might be unnecessary, but I see no > changes in the class options. As I do not know what using Sections for > creating headers is, I

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

David Rörich inue.uni-stuttgart.de> writes: > > > Am 13.08.2015 um 08:32 schrieb jezZiFeR: > > Dear Michael, > > > > Thank you, this works well. Is there also an automatic possibility to not indent the first paragraphs > after a headline in the whole document? > > > > This is probably a

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Thank you – I now understood, what you meant by »using sections for creating headers«, which indeed I do. I only did not do this in this short minimal example, which was way too short to see that in my large file the following examples with the headers use the behavior I want. In fact my first

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

> > In fact my first line »Texttexttext«-line *is* indented: > It is just in the case of an empty line before a new paragraph where the > paragraph settings have to be changed, if an indentation is not wanted. > This is fine, because it just happens a few times in the document. > Ok. The only

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

Am 13.08.2015 um 10:58 schrieb Michael Berger: > David Rörich inue.uni-stuttgart.de> writes: > >> >> This is probably a property of the document class you use (and it should >> be configurable via class options). Most classes I know do _not_ indent >> the first paragraph in a section or chapter,

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. Am 30.07.2015 um 13:51 schrieb David Rörich: > > 2) I work on a document with many math macros having long names, several > of them beginning with the same string. When entering an ambiguous >

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

David inue.uni-stuttgart.de> writes: > > > > > > In fact my first line »Texttexttext«-line *is* indented: > > It is just in the case of an empty line before a new paragraph where the > > paragraph settings have to be changed, if an indentation is not wanted. > > This is fine, because it just

Re: No indentation of first paragraphs

On 08/13/2015 01:32 PM, Michael Berger wrote: if really found to be necessary, a list of KOMAscript class options can be found e.g. here: https://www.rrzn.uni-hannover.de/fileadmin/kurse/material/latex/scrguide.pdf This is the manual for a version in december 2013, not the current one. The

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

On 08/13/2015 05:35 AM, David wrote: Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. There isn't one set, but you can set one yourself. Go to Tools> Preferences> Editing> Shortcuts, enter "completion" in the search field, select

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

On 08/13/2015 05:35 AM, David wrote: Dear list, I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that someone has an answer. PS You can also change the delay time under Tools> Preferences> Editing> Input Completion. Richard

Re: Keyboard macros: disabled commands and autocomplete

Am 13.08.2015 um 16:03 schrieb Richard Heck: > On 08/13/2015 05:35 AM, David wrote: >> Dear list, >> >> I would like to bring up the following topic again in the hope that >> someone has an answer. > > PS You can also change the delay time under Tools> Preferences> Editing> > Input Completion. >

RE: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

Dear Lyx Users I have written a very large article in Lyx for publication in a scientific journal which will only accept the article as a latex file. Of course Lyx will generate a Latex file as well as a pdf file. I wanted to check that the Latex file is acceptable to Lyx. Unfortunately I

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

> On Aug 13, 2015, at 12:02 PM, Mike Reeks wrote: > > Dear Lyx Users > I have written a very large article in Lyx for publication in a scientific > journal which will only accept the article as a latex file. Of course Lyx > will generate a Latex file as well as a

RE: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

If you used Lyx to create the LaTeX file, then you already have the "helper file" to that would be needed to work with the LaTeX. It is just the .lyx file that created it in the first place. For my own work, I do this all the time. Create a document with Lyx, and send it to a journal as the .tex

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

> On Aug 13, 2015, at 1:30 PM, Steve Thompson wrote: > > If you used Lyx to create the LaTeX file, then you already have the “helper > file” to that would be needed to work with the LaTeX. It is just the > .lyx file that created it in the first place. For my own work, I do

RE: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

Hal, I think I did understand. You want your collaborator to be able to make arbitrary changes to the .tex file, then have tex2lyx figure out how to create a new .lyx file. But your collaborator could have done anything. That makes the “modified” file no different from any other completely

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

> On Aug 13, 2015, at 2:31 PM, Steve Thompson wrote: > > Hal, > I think I did understand. You want your collaborator to be able to make > arbitrary changes to the .tex file, then have tex2lyx figure out how to > create a new .lyx file. But your collaborator could have done

Re: Lyx to Latex to Lyx

On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 6:45 PM, Hal Kierstead wrote: > > On Aug 13, 2015, at 2:31 PM, Steve Thompson wrote: > > Hal, > I think I did understand. You want your collaborator to be able to make > arbitrary changes to the .tex file, then have tex2lyx figure