sebastian guttenberg wrote:
How are you going to modify the macro argument if the macro is not
expanded? And what do you mean by there seems to be a way to avoid
that? Abdel.
Hi Abdel. I just want to modify the arguments and not the macro
itself and therefore it is enough that the arguments
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Anyway, the math macro architecture has been basically rewritten in
the development version; it is now much more powerful thanks to Stefan
Schimanski. So I encourage you to try this version and provide us with
comments on the devel list.
That's very interesting
Hi Abdel
Thanks for your reply!
The problem, AFAIU, is that sometimes the argument is hidden within
the macro and you cannot easily access it your suggested way.
Hm. I would probably agree that there might be problems, if I didn't
know that it was different in earlier versions (and Andre has
Stefan has a personal version of 1.5 with the macro rework if you
prefer that. It's available in:
svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/branches/personal/sts/dynmacro
Thanks again! Unfortunately I have no support for the protocoll svn.
Do I need to install all the subversion packages to make that
If you are using linux or mac, svn is typically installed.
On windows, the best SVN client I have seen by far is
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
This has a natural interface through windows explorer.
James
On 11/6/07 8:07 AM, sebastian guttenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Stefan has a
Hi James!
If you are using linux or mac, svn is typically installed.
I am using linux (Ubuntu Feisty Fawn), and my Firefox complains:
Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocoll
(svn) isn't associated with any program
Of course I then had a look which packages are
svn is driven at the command line.
Command syntax to check out code:
svn checkout URL dest
Where you should replace URL by the location (server) where you want to
check out from and dest is where you want it put on your machine.
Look at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ for more helpful
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 09:42:26AM +0200, sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Guess what, the possibility was there all the time. It was called
'locking' and usually accessed by typing Ctrl-I.
Hi Andre! Very nice that you reply! I was aware of Ctrl-I (actually I
mentioned it just in my last post
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 05:07:37PM +0200, sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Stefan has a personal version of 1.5 with the macro rework if you
prefer that. It's available in:
svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/branches/personal/sts/dynmacro
Thanks again! Unfortunately I have no support for the
Hello!
First about the popups: I think in 1.5.x, if they don't appear it's a
bug in the rendering code in fact because the math mode does not
detect the cursor correctly going into the macro.
The behaviour that macros popup was the starting point for me to think
about redoing the LyX
Hi Stefan!
Thanks a lot for this great news! First of all, it's a great relief to
hear that I am probably not driving crazy, because you consider the
possibility of a bug in 1.5.2 being responsible for the behaviour that I
would like to have. Just a pitty that this nice bug disappeared ;-)
Apart
Hallo!
So what can I do now to make further suggestions. As far as I could
see,
all what I had in mind (about macros) is already implemented, but to
really see that, it would be fine to use it.
What is your advice. Shall I compile the development version, or try
to
compile your own branch?
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
How are you going to modify the macro argument if the macro is not
expanded? And what do you mean by there seems to be a way to avoid
that? Abdel.
Hi Abdel. I just want to modify the arguments and not the macro
itself and therefore it is enough that the arguments
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Anyway, the math macro architecture has been basically rewritten in
the development version; it is now much more powerful thanks to Stefan
Schimanski. So I encourage you to try this version and provide us with
comments on the devel list.
That's very interesting
Hi Abdel
Thanks for your reply!
The problem, AFAIU, is that sometimes the argument is hidden within
the macro and you cannot easily access it your suggested way.
Hm. I would probably agree that there might be problems, if I didn't
know that it was different in earlier versions (and Andre has
Stefan has a personal version of 1.5 with the macro rework if you
prefer that. It's available in:
svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/branches/personal/sts/dynmacro
Thanks again! Unfortunately I have no support for the protocoll svn.
Do I need to install all the subversion packages to make that
If you are using linux or mac, svn is typically installed.
On windows, the best SVN client I have seen by far is
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
This has a natural interface through windows explorer.
James
On 11/6/07 8:07 AM, sebastian guttenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Stefan has a
Hi James!
If you are using linux or mac, svn is typically installed.
I am using linux (Ubuntu Feisty Fawn), and my Firefox complains:
Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocoll
(svn) isn't associated with any program
Of course I then had a look which packages are
svn is driven at the command line.
Command syntax to check out code:
svn checkout URL dest
Where you should replace URL by the location (server) where you want to
check out from and dest is where you want it put on your machine.
Look at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ for more helpful
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 09:42:26AM +0200, sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Guess what, the possibility was there all the time. It was called
'locking' and usually accessed by typing Ctrl-I.
Hi Andre! Very nice that you reply! I was aware of Ctrl-I (actually I
mentioned it just in my last post
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 05:07:37PM +0200, sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Stefan has a personal version of 1.5 with the macro rework if you
prefer that. It's available in:
svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/branches/personal/sts/dynmacro
Thanks again! Unfortunately I have no support for the
Hello!
First about the popups: I think in 1.5.x, if they don't appear it's a
bug in the rendering code in fact because the math mode does not
detect the cursor correctly going into the macro.
The behaviour that macros popup was the starting point for me to think
about redoing the LyX
Hi Stefan!
Thanks a lot for this great news! First of all, it's a great relief to
hear that I am probably not driving crazy, because you consider the
possibility of a bug in 1.5.2 being responsible for the behaviour that I
would like to have. Just a pitty that this nice bug disappeared ;-)
Apart
Hallo!
So what can I do now to make further suggestions. As far as I could
see,
all what I had in mind (about macros) is already implemented, but to
really see that, it would be fine to use it.
What is your advice. Shall I compile the development version, or try
to
compile your own branch?
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
How are you going to modify the macro argument if the macro is not
expanded? And what do you mean by "there seems to be a way to avoid
that"? Abdel.
Hi Abdel. I just want to modify the arguments and not the macro
itself and therefore it is enough that the
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
Anyway, the math macro architecture has been basically rewritten in
the development version; it is now much more powerful thanks to Stefan
Schimanski. So I encourage you to try this version and provide us with
comments on the devel list.
That's very interesting
Hi Abdel
Thanks for your reply!
> The problem, AFAIU, is that sometimes the argument is hidden within
> the macro and you cannot easily access it your suggested way.
Hm. I would probably agree that there might be problems, if I didn't
know that it was different in earlier versions (and Andre has
> Stefan has a personal version of 1.5 with the macro rework if you
> prefer that. It's available in:
> svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/branches/personal/sts/dynmacro
Thanks again! Unfortunately I have no support for the protocoll svn.
Do I need to install all the subversion packages to make
If you are using linux or mac, svn is typically installed.
On windows, the best SVN client I have seen by far is
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
This has a natural interface through windows explorer.
James
On 11/6/07 8:07 AM, "sebastian guttenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> Stefan has a
Hi James!
> If you are using linux or mac, svn is typically installed.
I am using linux (Ubuntu Feisty Fawn), and my Firefox complains:
"Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocoll
(svn) isn't associated with any program"
Of course I then had a look which packages are
svn is driven at the command line.
Command syntax to check out code:
svn checkout
Where you should replace by the location (server) where you want to
check out from and is where you want it put on your machine.
Look at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ for more helpful information.
James
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 09:42:26AM +0200, sebastian guttenberg wrote:
> > Guess what, the possibility was there all the time. It was called
> > 'locking' and usually accessed by typing Ctrl-I.
>
> Hi Andre! Very nice that you reply! I was aware of Ctrl-I (actually I
> mentioned it just in my last
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 05:07:37PM +0200, sebastian guttenberg wrote:
> > Stefan has a personal version of 1.5 with the macro rework if you
> > prefer that. It's available in:
> > svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/branches/personal/sts/dynmacro
>
> Thanks again! Unfortunately I have no support for
Hello!
First about the popups: I think in 1.5.x, if they don't appear it's a
bug in the rendering code in fact because the math mode does not
detect the cursor correctly going into the macro.
The behaviour that macros popup was the starting point for me to think
about redoing the LyX
Hi Stefan!
Thanks a lot for this great news! First of all, it's a great relief to
hear that I am probably not driving crazy, because you consider the
possibility of a bug in 1.5.2 being responsible for the behaviour that I
would like to have. Just a pitty that this nice bug disappeared ;-)
Apart
Hallo!
So what can I do now to make further suggestions. As far as I could
see,
all what I had in mind (about macros) is already implemented, but to
really see that, it would be fine to use it.
What is your advice. Shall I compile the development version, or try
to
compile your own branch?
I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to
the list.
Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple
solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian!
Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm afraid we mean s.th.
different. I
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to the list.
Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian!
Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm
How are you going to modify the macro argument if the macro is not
expanded? And what do you mean by there seems to be a way to avoid
that?
Abdel.
Hi Abdel. I just want to modify the arguments and not the macro itself and
therefore it is enough that
the arguments are visible and modifiable.
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
math-macro justastupidexample 1, and then I enter in mathmode my new
macro \justastupidexample test, then - whenever the cursor crosses the
macro, it pops up and the whole stupid name of the macro becomes
visible. This was a new (annoying) feature of 1.4 (or even
Guess what, the possibility was there all the time. It was called
'locking' and usually accessed by typing Ctrl-I.
Hi Andre! Very nice that you reply! I was aware of Ctrl-I (actually I mentioned
it just in my last post of this thread
I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to
the list.
Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple
solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian!
Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm afraid we mean s.th.
different. I
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to the list.
Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian!
Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm
How are you going to modify the macro argument if the macro is not
expanded? And what do you mean by there seems to be a way to avoid
that?
Abdel.
Hi Abdel. I just want to modify the arguments and not the macro itself and
therefore it is enough that
the arguments are visible and modifiable.
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
math-macro justastupidexample 1, and then I enter in mathmode my new
macro \justastupidexample test, then - whenever the cursor crosses the
macro, it pops up and the whole stupid name of the macro becomes
visible. This was a new (annoying) feature of 1.4 (or even
Guess what, the possibility was there all the time. It was called
'locking' and usually accessed by typing Ctrl-I.
Hi Andre! Very nice that you reply! I was aware of Ctrl-I (actually I mentioned
it just in my last post of this thread
> sebastian guttenberg wrote:
>> "math-macro justastupidexample 1", and then I enter in mathmode my new
>> macro "\justastupidexample test", then - whenever the cursor crosses the
>> macro, it pops up and the whole stupid name of the macro becomes
>> visible. This was a new (annoying) feature of
> Guess what, the possibility was there all the time. It was called
> 'locking' and usually accessed by typing Ctrl-I.
Hi Andre! Very nice that you reply! I was aware of Ctrl-I (actually I mentioned
it just in my last post of this thread
I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to
the list.
Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple
solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian!
Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm afraid we mean s.th.
different. I
sebastian guttenberg wrote:
I sent the following reply to Brian a while ago. Forgot to carbon-copy it to the list.
Please, the problem is still open, and I am sure that there is a simple solution. If somebody knows, please let me know!
Hi Brian!
Thanks a lot for the quick answer, but I'm
> How are you going to modify the macro argument if the macro is not
> expanded? And what do you mean by "there seems to be a way to avoid
> that"?
> Abdel.
Hi Abdel. I just want to modify the arguments and not the macro itself and
therefore it is enough that
the arguments are visible and
hi Sebastian,
i just figured this one out as well after prematurely posting the
same question about a week ago. the solution is to go into math mode
and then change the toolbar settings. enter math mode as if your
going to start a new formula and then select View - Toolbars. if the
hi Sebastian,
i just figured this one out as well after prematurely posting the
same question about a week ago. the solution is to go into math mode
and then change the toolbar settings. enter math mode as if your
going to start a new formula and then select View - Toolbars. if the
hi Sebastian,
i just figured this one out as well after prematurely posting the
same question about a week ago. the solution is to go into math mode
and then change the toolbar settings. enter math mode as if your
going to start a new formula and then select View -> Toolbars. if the
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