Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On a keyboard, they are the same character.
However, not in LyX. Proper single quotation marks must be inserted via M-
(or whatever the function quote-insert single is bound to).
Jürgen
Doug Laidlaw wrote:
On a keyboard, they are the same character.
However, not in LyX. Proper single quotation marks must be inserted via M-
(or whatever the function quote-insert single is bound to).
Jürgen
Doug Laidlaw wrote:
> On a keyboard, they are the same character.
However, not in LyX. "Proper" single quotation marks must be inserted via M-"
(or whatever the function "quote-insert single" is bound to).
Jürgen
On a keyboard, they are the same character. If the code is HTML within your
PHP, perhaps you should be using a ***; symbol. Otherwise, I have never
known it to matter.
Doug.
On Tuesday 24 February 2009 9:23:16 am mario m wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to type some PHP code (within a listing
Alternatively to what I just wrote (which is still going through the system):
There is a distinction between typewriter characters (what you type) and
typographical characters (what you see.) On my US keyboard, I have only one
key for both opening and closing quotes. Lyx, OpenOffice and
On a keyboard, they are the same character. If the code is HTML within your
PHP, perhaps you should be using a ***; symbol. Otherwise, I have never
known it to matter.
Doug.
On Tuesday 24 February 2009 9:23:16 am mario m wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to type some PHP code (within a listing
Alternatively to what I just wrote (which is still going through the system):
There is a distinction between typewriter characters (what you type) and
typographical characters (what you see.) On my US keyboard, I have only one
key for both opening and closing quotes. Lyx, OpenOffice and
On a keyboard, they are the same character. If the code is HTML within your
PHP, perhaps you should be using a &***; symbol. Otherwise, I have never
known it to matter.
Doug.
On Tuesday 24 February 2009 9:23:16 am mario m wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to type some PHP code (within a listing
Alternatively to what I just wrote (which is still going through the system):
There is a distinction between typewriter characters (what you type) and
typographical characters (what you see.) On my US keyboard, I have only one
key for both opening and closing quotes. Lyx, OpenOffice and
