Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Thank you both, Paul and Helge, for your complete explanations!
I understood why the source view, in LyX, doesn't operate like a code
mode yet.
Nevertheless, to work on the exported LaTeX I'm not convinced that a
simple text editor is the best solution, even if for
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Thank you both, Paul and Helge, for your complete explanations!
I understood why the source view, in LyX, doesn't operate like a code
mode yet.
Nevertheless, to work on the exported LaTeX I'm not convinced that a
simple text editor is the best solution, even if for
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Thank you both, Paul and Helge, for your complete explanations!
I understood why the source view, in LyX, doesn't operate like a "code
mode" yet.
Nevertheless, to work on the exported LaTeX I'm not convinced that a
"simple text editor" is the best solution, even if for
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used
to web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer
would function like a code mode
Thank you both, Paul and Helge, for your complete explanations!
I understood why the source view, in LyX, doesn't operate like a code
mode yet.
Nevertheless, to work on the exported LaTeX I'm not convinced that a
simple text editor is the best solution, even if for tweaking or fine
tunning. I
Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a code mode that we could choose as an alternative to
the normal design mode, as happens with dreamweaver,
The view source windows will, eventually, turn to 'view/edit source
window', but as
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to edit LaTeX?
Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as possible,
with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Bummer. The KDE program kile is quite good, I think.
Of course, there's always emacs with the LaTeX mode,
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to
edit LaTeX? Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as
possible, with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Personally, on XP I would go with Notepad++
(http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm). It
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to edit LaTeX?
Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as possible,
with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Both JEdit (http://www.jedit.org/) and Cream
(http://cream.sourceforge.net/download.html) have
Thanks, Curtis and all,
I also used to work with JEdit but I was not aware that it had a LaTeX
plugin. I will give it both, JEdit and Eclipse a try.
Thanks!
Roberto
---
curtis osterhoudt wrote:
Both JEdit (http://www.jedit.org/) and Cream
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used
to web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer
would function like a code mode
Thank you both, Paul and Helge, for your complete explanations!
I understood why the source view, in LyX, doesn't operate like a code
mode yet.
Nevertheless, to work on the exported LaTeX I'm not convinced that a
simple text editor is the best solution, even if for tweaking or fine
tunning. I
Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a code mode that we could choose as an alternative to
the normal design mode, as happens with dreamweaver,
The view source windows will, eventually, turn to 'view/edit source
window', but as
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to edit LaTeX?
Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as possible,
with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Bummer. The KDE program kile is quite good, I think.
Of course, there's always emacs with the LaTeX mode,
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to
edit LaTeX? Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as
possible, with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Personally, on XP I would go with Notepad++
(http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm). It
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to edit LaTeX?
Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as possible,
with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Both JEdit (http://www.jedit.org/) and Cream
(http://cream.sourceforge.net/download.html) have
Thanks, Curtis and all,
I also used to work with JEdit but I was not aware that it had a LaTeX
plugin. I will give it both, JEdit and Eclipse a try.
Thanks!
Roberto
---
curtis osterhoudt wrote:
Both JEdit (http://www.jedit.org/) and Cream
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used
to web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer
would function like a "code mode"
Thank you both, Paul and Helge, for your complete explanations!
I understood why the source view, in LyX, doesn't operate like a "code
mode" yet.
Nevertheless, to work on the exported LaTeX I'm not convinced that a
"simple text editor" is the best solution, even if for tweaking or fine
> Being used to
> web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
> function like a "code mode" that we could choose as an alternative to
> the normal "design mode", as happens with dreamweaver,
The view source windows will, eventually, turn to 'view/edit source
window', but
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to edit LaTeX?
Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as possible,
with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Bummer. The KDE program kile is quite good, I think.
Of course, there's always emacs with the LaTeX mode,
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to
edit LaTeX? Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as
possible, with what LyX does.
I'm on Win XP.
Personally, on XP I would go with Notepad++
(http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm). It
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
> Which code editor, if any, would you recommend to edit LaTeX?
> Preferably one that doesn't mess, or messes as little as possible,
> with what LyX does.
>
> I'm on Win XP.
Both JEdit (http://www.jedit.org/) and Cream
(http://cream.sourceforge.net/download.html) have
Thanks, Curtis and all,
I also used to work with JEdit but I was not aware that it had a LaTeX
plugin. I will give it both, JEdit and Eclipse a try.
Thanks!
Roberto
---
curtis osterhoudt wrote:
Both JEdit (http://www.jedit.org/) and Cream
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a code mode that we could choose as an alternative to
the
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a code mode that we could choose as
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a code mode that we could choose as an alternative to
the
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a code mode that we could choose as
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a "code mode" that we could choose as an alternative to
Roberto Gorjão wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to learn a bit more of LaTeX. I found surprising that we
couldn't edit latex code directly on LyX at source view... Being used to
web page visual editors, I was expecting that the source viewer would
function like a "code mode" that we could choose
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