Re: Math subject classification
Philipp Schlicht wrote: Hi, in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website). Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it could be that I changed that myself. However, I think not, I think this was installed from the source. In your amsdefs.inc file, look for the Subjectclass style. It should read: Style Subjectclass CopyStyle Address LatexName subjclass[2000] LabelString 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: End Do you bave an old ~/.lyx file around? Of course, this just puts the problem off for a few years. It would be really clever to change that subjclass[2000] name to auotmatically print the right decade. -- David L. Johnson And what if you track down these men and kill them, what if you killed all of us? From every corner of Europe, hundreds, thousands would rise up to take our places. Even Nazis can't kill that fast. -- Paul Henreid (Casablanca).
Re: Math subject classification
David L. Johnson wrote: Philipp Schlicht wrote: Hi, in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website). Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it could be that I changed that myself. However, I think not, I think this was installed from the source. It's fixed in the official version. Philipp, you can download an updated amsdefs.inc from the wiki. You might in fact want to download the entire updated ams package, since some other bugs relating to numbering issues were also fixed. The files (and a list of changes) can be found at http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/AMS. /Paul
Re: Math subject classification
Philipp Schlicht wrote: Hi, in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website). Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it could be that I changed that myself. However, I think not, I think this was installed from the source. In your amsdefs.inc file, look for the Subjectclass style. It should read: Style Subjectclass CopyStyle Address LatexName subjclass[2000] LabelString 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: End Do you bave an old ~/.lyx file around? Of course, this just puts the problem off for a few years. It would be really clever to change that subjclass[2000] name to auotmatically print the right decade. -- David L. Johnson And what if you track down these men and kill them, what if you killed all of us? From every corner of Europe, hundreds, thousands would rise up to take our places. Even Nazis can't kill that fast. -- Paul Henreid (Casablanca).
Re: Math subject classification
David L. Johnson wrote: Philipp Schlicht wrote: Hi, in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment subjectclass produces the output 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website). Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it could be that I changed that myself. However, I think not, I think this was installed from the source. It's fixed in the official version. Philipp, you can download an updated amsdefs.inc from the wiki. You might in fact want to download the entire updated ams package, since some other bugs relating to numbering issues were also fixed. The files (and a list of changes) can be found at http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/AMS. /Paul
Re: Math subject classification
Philipp Schlicht wrote: Hi, in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment "subjectclass" produces the output "1991 Mathematics Subject Classification" instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website). Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it could be that I changed that myself. However, I think not, I think this was installed from the source. In your amsdefs.inc file, look for the Subjectclass style. It should read: Style Subjectclass CopyStyle Address LatexName subjclass[2000] LabelString "2000 Mathematics Subject Classification:" End Do you bave an old ~/.lyx file around? Of course, this just puts the problem off for a few years. It would be really clever to change that subjclass[2000] name to auotmatically print the right decade. -- David L. Johnson And what if you track down these men and kill them, what if you killed all of us? From every corner of Europe, hundreds, thousands would rise up to take our places. Even Nazis can't kill that fast. -- Paul Henreid (Casablanca).
Re: Math subject classification
David L. Johnson wrote: Philipp Schlicht wrote: Hi, in my Lyx version 1.5.1 the environment "subjectclass" produces the output "1991 Mathematics Subject Classification" instead of the current 2000 Mathematics subject classification (see AMS website). Huh. I thought that was fixed. It is in my 1.5.2 -- although it could be that I changed that myself. However, I think not, I think this was installed from the source. It's fixed in the official version. Philipp, you can download an updated amsdefs.inc from the wiki. You might in fact want to download the entire updated ams package, since some other bugs relating to numbering issues were also fixed. The files (and a list of changes) can be found at http://wiki.lyx.org/Layouts/AMS. /Paul
