Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
On 04/13/2010 12:25 PM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote:
I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for
example CO2pc. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter
in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula?
In formulas, you can just enter raw LaTeX if you like. E.g., you can
type \hello{hi}, and that is precisely what you will see. If you had
in your preamble:
\newcommand\hello[1]{2^{#1}}
Then you'd get the output you expect.
Note that you do need to be careful about whether the brackets are
escaped, i.e., whether the LaTeX is: {, or \{. LyX displays argument
brackets in red, and delimiter brackets in blue. To get the former,
you type \{, ironically enough, though you will get them automatically
immediately after a command.
Richard
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
On 04/13/2010 12:25 PM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote:
I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for
example CO2pc. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter
in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula?
In formulas, you can just enter raw LaTeX if you like. E.g., you can
type \hello{hi}, and that is precisely what you will see. If you had
in your preamble:
\newcommand\hello[1]{2^{#1}}
Then you'd get the output you expect.
Note that you do need to be careful about whether the brackets are
escaped, i.e., whether the LaTeX is: {, or \{. LyX displays argument
brackets in red, and delimiter brackets in blue. To get the former,
you type \{, ironically enough, though you will get them automatically
immediately after a command.
Richard
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
Am 13.04.2010 18:25, schrieb YURENA MENDOZA: I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for example CO2pc. For a description how this is done, see sec. 20 of the Math manual that you find in LyX's Help menu. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula? I don't know what you mean. regards Uwe
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
On 04/13/2010 12:25 PM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote:
I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for
example CO2pc. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter
in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula?
In formulas, you can just enter raw LaTeX if you like. E.g., you can
type \hello{hi}, and that is precisely what you will see. If you had
in your preamble:
\newcommand\hello[1]{2^{#1}}
Then you'd get the output you expect.
Note that you do need to be careful about whether the brackets are
escaped, i.e., whether the LaTeX is: {, or \{. LyX displays argument
brackets in red, and delimiter brackets in blue. To get the former,
you type \{, ironically enough, though you will get them automatically
immediately after a command.
Richard
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
On 04/13/2010 12:25 PM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote:
I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for
example CO2pc. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter
in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula?
In formulas, you can just enter raw LaTeX if you like. E.g., you can
type \hello{hi}, and that is precisely what you will see. If you had
in your preamble:
\newcommand\hello[1]{2^{#1}}
Then you'd get the output you expect.
Note that you do need to be careful about whether the brackets are
escaped, i.e., whether the LaTeX is: {, or \{. LyX displays argument
brackets in red, and delimiter brackets in blue. To get the former,
you type \{, ironically enough, though you will get them automatically
immediately after a command.
Richard
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
Am 13.04.2010 18:25, schrieb YURENA MENDOZA: I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for example CO2pc. For a description how this is done, see sec. 20 of the Math manual that you find in LyX's Help menu. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula? I don't know what you mean. regards Uwe
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
On 04/13/2010 12:25 PM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote:
I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for
example CO2pc. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter
in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula?
In formulas, you can just enter raw LaTeX if you like. E.g., you can
type "\hello{hi}", and that is precisely what you will see. If you had
in your preamble:
\newcommand\hello[1]{2^{#1}}
Then you'd get the output you expect.
Note that you do need to be careful about whether the brackets are
escaped, i.e., whether the LaTeX is: {, or \{. LyX displays "argument
brackets" in red, and "delimiter brackets" in blue. To get the former,
you type \{, ironically enough, though you will get them automatically
immediately after a command.
Richard
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
On 04/13/2010 12:25 PM, YURENA MENDOZA wrote:
I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for
example CO2pc. On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter
in a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula?
In formulas, you can just enter raw LaTeX if you like. E.g., you can
type "\hello{hi}", and that is precisely what you will see. If you had
in your preamble:
\newcommand\hello[1]{2^{#1}}
Then you'd get the output you expect.
Note that you do need to be careful about whether the brackets are
escaped, i.e., whether the LaTeX is: {, or \{. LyX displays "argument
brackets" in red, and "delimiter brackets" in blue. To get the former,
you type \{, ironically enough, though you will get them automatically
immediately after a command.
Richard
Re: Subscript in a chemical symbol and lyx formula
Am 13.04.2010 18:25, schrieb YURENA MENDOZA: I want to put a subscript in a chemical symbol using the mhchem package, for example CO2pc. For a description how this is done, see sec. 20 of the Math manual that you find in LyX's Help menu. > On the other hand, Can I put into by the same way as I enter in > a paragraph (using a box in lyx to introduce lyx code) in a Lyx formula? I don't know what you mean. regards Uwe
