multiple indexes
Dear LyX users, I am using multiple indexes (two different indexes) in my document. The page numbers in one print blue while black in the other one. I should add that cross references appear blue as well as the referenced page numbers in table of contents, in nomenclature, in bibliographies etc. I am using 'classicthesis-Lyx- v4.1' Any hint as to why this happens and how it could possibly be corrected? Thanks, Michael
no multiple indexes can be seen in PDF
Hi all, I had earlier asked the list for help on the subject. Mageia5, KDE, Lyx 2.1.3 There are some links in Mageia that do point to non-existent files: see Mageia bugs #18085 and #18088. This is the case too for 'splitindex' which is needed to create multiple indexes. Jürgen Spitzmüller told me how to solve the problem by way of creating a symbolic link. Open a console as administrator and enter the following command: ln -s /usr/share/texmf-dist/scripts/splitindex/splitindex.pl /bin/splitindex This follows the syntax $ ln -s {/path/to/file-name} {link-name} (You should now find: Root > /bin/splitindex) Then make 'reconfigure' in Lyx and restart. Cheers, Michael Berger
Re: Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
On 08/20/2013 08:16 PM, Alan L Tyree wrote: I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? You might ask about this on devel. I'm not sure if tex2lyx handles multiple indexes. Richard
Re: Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
On 23/08/13 23:33, Richard Heck wrote: On 08/20/2013 08:16 PM, Alan L Tyree wrote: I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? You might ask about this on devel. I'm not sure if tex2lyx handles multiple indexes. Richard Thanks, Richard. After quite a bit of experimentation, I'm pretty sure that it doesn't. Cheers, Alan -- Alan L Tyreehttp://www2.austlii.edu.au/~alan Tel: 04 2748 6206 sip:typh...@iptel.org
Re: Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
On 08/20/2013 08:16 PM, Alan L Tyree wrote: I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? You might ask about this on devel. I'm not sure if tex2lyx handles multiple indexes. Richard
Re: Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
On 23/08/13 23:33, Richard Heck wrote: On 08/20/2013 08:16 PM, Alan L Tyree wrote: I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? You might ask about this on devel. I'm not sure if tex2lyx handles multiple indexes. Richard Thanks, Richard. After quite a bit of experimentation, I'm pretty sure that it doesn't. Cheers, Alan -- Alan L Tyreehttp://www2.austlii.edu.au/~alan Tel: 04 2748 6206 sip:typh...@iptel.org
Re: Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
On 08/20/2013 08:16 PM, Alan L Tyree wrote: I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? You might ask about this on devel. I'm not sure if tex2lyx handles multiple indexes. Richard
Re: Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
On 23/08/13 23:33, Richard Heck wrote: On 08/20/2013 08:16 PM, Alan L Tyree wrote: I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? You might ask about this on devel. I'm not sure if tex2lyx handles multiple indexes. Richard Thanks, Richard. After quite a bit of experimentation, I'm pretty sure that it doesn't. Cheers, Alan -- Alan L Tyreehttp://www2.austlii.edu.au/~alan Tel: 04 2748 6206 sip:typh...@iptel.org
Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? Thanks for any pointers, Alan -- Alan L Tyreehttp://www2.austlii.edu.au/~alan Tel: 04 2748 6206 sip:typh...@iptel.org
Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? Thanks for any pointers, Alan -- Alan L Tyreehttp://www2.austlii.edu.au/~alan Tel: 04 2748 6206 sip:typh...@iptel.org
Importing LaTeX file with multiple indexes
I'm having trouble with this. I have a LaTeX file with multiple indexes (defined in accordance with LyX conventions). I want to convert it to LyX. The relevant part of the preamble looks like this: \usepackage{splitidx} \makeindex \newindex[Index]{idx} \newindex[Table of Statutes]{tab} \newindex[Table of Cases]{tab1} Except for the Index entries, I'm not getting a clean import. Is there some trick to this? Thanks for any pointers, Alan -- Alan L Tyreehttp://www2.austlii.edu.au/~alan Tel: 04 2748 6206 sip:typh...@iptel.org
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
El mar, 26-07-2011 a las 16:15 -0400, Richard Heck escribió: What do you mean by an alphabetic index? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I suppose I explained it in a too ambiguous way. I need two indexes (or the table of contents plus another index. I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard I see that the attached document is similar to what I do, but I couldn't export it because I lack a package (I get a heck.sty-not-found error). Actually, my problem is that when I export my document the indexes created manually don't appear in the PDF (or whatever format). For example, in the attached document, I'd like to see the table of contents and, below, another index with the Important word and the page where it is. But when I export it, there's just the table of contents. Thanks for your help. Francesc Gispert indexes.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
On 28. juli 2011 11:46, Francesc Gispert Sanchez wrote: El mar, 26-07-2011 a las 16:15 -0400, Richard Heck escribió: What do you mean by an alphabetic index? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I suppose I explained it in a too ambiguous way. I need two indexes (or the table of contents plus another index. I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard I see that the attached document is similar to what I do, but I couldn't export it because I lack a package (I get a heck.sty-not-found error). Actually, my problem is that when I export my document the indexes created manually don't appear in the PDF (or whatever format). For example, in the attached document, I'd like to see the table of contents and, below, another index with the Important word and the page where it is. But when I export it, there's just the table of contents. Thanks for your help. Are you perhaps using the Debian distribution of linux? I tried your example, and it failed like you say. No index. Then I tried the UserGuide that comes with LyX, and it also failed to produce an index. I use Debian testing, and it turns out they ship a broken clisp package. When LyX makes an index, it uses a package called xindy, which in turn depends on clisp. When clisp is wrong, the index is not produced. clisp-2.49 does not work, but clisp-2.48 is fine. So the solution is to downgrade to clisp-2.48. On debian, this command did it for me: apt-get install clisp=1:2.48-3 Or just download the software and install it yourself. After this, both the userguide and your file produced indexes as they should. Helge Hafting
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
El mar, 26-07-2011 a las 16:15 -0400, Richard Heck escribió: What do you mean by an alphabetic index? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I suppose I explained it in a too ambiguous way. I need two indexes (or the table of contents plus another index. I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard I see that the attached document is similar to what I do, but I couldn't export it because I lack a package (I get a heck.sty-not-found error). Actually, my problem is that when I export my document the indexes created manually don't appear in the PDF (or whatever format). For example, in the attached document, I'd like to see the table of contents and, below, another index with the Important word and the page where it is. But when I export it, there's just the table of contents. Thanks for your help. Francesc Gispert indexes.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
On 28. juli 2011 11:46, Francesc Gispert Sanchez wrote: El mar, 26-07-2011 a las 16:15 -0400, Richard Heck escribió: What do you mean by an alphabetic index? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I suppose I explained it in a too ambiguous way. I need two indexes (or the table of contents plus another index. I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard I see that the attached document is similar to what I do, but I couldn't export it because I lack a package (I get a heck.sty-not-found error). Actually, my problem is that when I export my document the indexes created manually don't appear in the PDF (or whatever format). For example, in the attached document, I'd like to see the table of contents and, below, another index with the Important word and the page where it is. But when I export it, there's just the table of contents. Thanks for your help. Are you perhaps using the Debian distribution of linux? I tried your example, and it failed like you say. No index. Then I tried the UserGuide that comes with LyX, and it also failed to produce an index. I use Debian testing, and it turns out they ship a broken clisp package. When LyX makes an index, it uses a package called xindy, which in turn depends on clisp. When clisp is wrong, the index is not produced. clisp-2.49 does not work, but clisp-2.48 is fine. So the solution is to downgrade to clisp-2.48. On debian, this command did it for me: apt-get install clisp=1:2.48-3 Or just download the software and install it yourself. After this, both the userguide and your file produced indexes as they should. Helge Hafting
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
El mar, 26-07-2011 a las 16:15 -0400, Richard Heck escribió: > What do you mean by an "alphabetic index"? Do you need two indexes, or > is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you > can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: > \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} > into the preamble. I suppose I explained it in a too ambiguous way. I need two indexes (or the table of contents plus another index. > I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. > > Richard I see that the attached document is similar to what I do, but I couldn't export it because I lack a package (I get a "heck.sty"-not-found error). Actually, my problem is that when I export my document the indexes created manually don't appear in the PDF (or whatever format). For example, in the attached document, I'd like to see the table of contents and, below, another index with the "Important word" and the page where it is. But when I export it, there's just the table of contents. Thanks for your help. Francesc Gispert indexes.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
On 28. juli 2011 11:46, Francesc Gispert Sanchez wrote: El mar, 26-07-2011 a las 16:15 -0400, Richard Heck escribió: What do you mean by an "alphabetic index"? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I suppose I explained it in a too ambiguous way. I need two indexes (or the table of contents plus another index. I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard I see that the attached document is similar to what I do, but I couldn't export it because I lack a package (I get a "heck.sty"-not-found error). Actually, my problem is that when I export my document the indexes created manually don't appear in the PDF (or whatever format). For example, in the attached document, I'd like to see the table of contents and, below, another index with the "Important word" and the page where it is. But when I export it, there's just the table of contents. Thanks for your help. Are you perhaps using the Debian distribution of linux? I tried your example, and it failed like you say. No index. Then I tried the UserGuide that comes with LyX, and it also failed to produce an index. I use "Debian testing", and it turns out they ship a broken clisp package. When LyX makes an index, it uses a package called "xindy", which in turn depends on clisp. When clisp is wrong, the index is not produced. clisp-2.49 does not work, but clisp-2.48 is fine. So the solution is to downgrade to clisp-2.48. On debian, this command did it for me: apt-get install clisp=1:2.48-3 Or just download the software and install it yourself. After this, both the userguide and your file produced indexes as they should. Helge Hafting
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
On 07/22/2011 08:14 AM, Francesc Gispert Sanchez wrote: Hi, I am new at using LyX and I'm trying to create an alphabetic index in a book. However, there's no such option in the book layout, so I've been trying to use a custom index. What do you mean by an alphabetic index? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I created it by adding a new index called 'Alphabetic index' in Document Settings Indexes. Then I selected the text I wanted to add in the index and I added it with Insert Index entry (Alphabetic index), and a gray box with green letters appeared. After that, I inserted the alphabetic index somewhere in the book (Insert Indexes Index: Alphabetic index) and a gray box labeled 'Alphabetic index' appeared right there. But when I try to export it as a PDF, there is no index (apart from the default table of contents). Am I doing something wrong? If so, how am I supposed to add multiple indexes? I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard index.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
On 07/22/2011 08:14 AM, Francesc Gispert Sanchez wrote: Hi, I am new at using LyX and I'm trying to create an alphabetic index in a book. However, there's no such option in the book layout, so I've been trying to use a custom index. What do you mean by an alphabetic index? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. I created it by adding a new index called 'Alphabetic index' in Document Settings Indexes. Then I selected the text I wanted to add in the index and I added it with Insert Index entry (Alphabetic index), and a gray box with green letters appeared. After that, I inserted the alphabetic index somewhere in the book (Insert Indexes Index: Alphabetic index) and a gray box labeled 'Alphabetic index' appeared right there. But when I try to export it as a PDF, there is no index (apart from the default table of contents). Am I doing something wrong? If so, how am I supposed to add multiple indexes? I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard index.lyx Description: application/lyx
Re: I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
On 07/22/2011 08:14 AM, Francesc Gispert Sanchez wrote: > Hi, I am new at using LyX and I'm trying to create an alphabetic index > in a book. However, there's no such option in the book layout, so I've > been trying to use a custom index. > What do you mean by an "alphabetic index"? Do you need two indexes, or is it just the title that you want to change? If the latter, then you can use the normal index and change the title fairly easily. Just put: \renewcommand\indexname{Alphabetic Index} into the preamble. > I created it by adding a new index called 'Alphabetic index' in Document > > Settings > Indexes. Then I selected the text I wanted to add in the > index and I added it with Insert > Index entry (Alphabetic index), and a > gray box with green letters appeared. > After that, I inserted the alphabetic index somewhere in the book > (Insert > Indexes > Index: Alphabetic index) and a gray box labeled > 'Alphabetic index' appeared right there. > But when I try to export it as a PDF, there is no index (apart from the > default table of contents). > > Am I doing something wrong? If so, how am I supposed to add multiple > indexes? > I don't know what is happening, but please see the attached. Richard index.lyx Description: application/lyx
I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
Hi, I am new at using LyX and I'm trying to create an alphabetic index in a book. However, there's no such option in the book layout, so I've been trying to use a custom index. I created it by adding a new index called 'Alphabetic index' in Document Settings Indexes. Then I selected the text I wanted to add in the index and I added it with Insert Index entry (Alphabetic index), and a gray box with green letters appeared. After that, I inserted the alphabetic index somewhere in the book (Insert Indexes Index: Alphabetic index) and a gray box labeled 'Alphabetic index' appeared right there. But when I try to export it as a PDF, there is no index (apart from the default table of contents). Am I doing something wrong? If so, how am I supposed to add multiple indexes? Thank you very much. Francesc Gispert PS: I am currently using Debian Wheezy and LyX 2.0.0. The result of '#uname -r' (kernel) is 2.6.39-2-686-pae. All the lyx- or latex-related packages have been installed through the Debian Wheezy official repositories.
I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
Hi, I am new at using LyX and I'm trying to create an alphabetic index in a book. However, there's no such option in the book layout, so I've been trying to use a custom index. I created it by adding a new index called 'Alphabetic index' in Document Settings Indexes. Then I selected the text I wanted to add in the index and I added it with Insert Index entry (Alphabetic index), and a gray box with green letters appeared. After that, I inserted the alphabetic index somewhere in the book (Insert Indexes Index: Alphabetic index) and a gray box labeled 'Alphabetic index' appeared right there. But when I try to export it as a PDF, there is no index (apart from the default table of contents). Am I doing something wrong? If so, how am I supposed to add multiple indexes? Thank you very much. Francesc Gispert PS: I am currently using Debian Wheezy and LyX 2.0.0. The result of '#uname -r' (kernel) is 2.6.39-2-686-pae. All the lyx- or latex-related packages have been installed through the Debian Wheezy official repositories.
I can't use multiple indexes in LyX
Hi, I am new at using LyX and I'm trying to create an alphabetic index in a book. However, there's no such option in the book layout, so I've been trying to use a custom index. I created it by adding a new index called 'Alphabetic index' in Document > Settings > Indexes. Then I selected the text I wanted to add in the index and I added it with Insert > Index entry (Alphabetic index), and a gray box with green letters appeared. After that, I inserted the alphabetic index somewhere in the book (Insert > Indexes > Index: Alphabetic index) and a gray box labeled 'Alphabetic index' appeared right there. But when I try to export it as a PDF, there is no index (apart from the default table of contents). Am I doing something wrong? If so, how am I supposed to add multiple indexes? Thank you very much. Francesc Gispert PS: I am currently using Debian Wheezy and LyX 2.0.0. The result of '#uname -r' (kernel) is 2.6.39-2-686-pae. All the lyx- or latex-related packages have been installed through the Debian Wheezy official repositories.
Re: Multiple indexes
Il 20/05/2011 23:25, Uwe Stöhr ha scritto: Am 20.05.2011 21:03, schrieb Francesco Menoncin: I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension ind are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message no file xxx-idx.ind (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Can you please report this in our bugtracker: http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome thanks and regards Uwe I have reported the but: http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/7579 Francesco -- Francesco Menoncin Università degli Studi di Brescia Facoltà di Economia Via S. Faustino, 74/B 25122 Brescia (Italy) Tel: 0039-030-2988806 Fax: 0039-030-2988837 E-mail: menon...@eco.unibs.it web: www.eco.unibs.it/~menoncin/
Re: Multiple indexes
Il 20/05/2011 23:25, Uwe Stöhr ha scritto: Am 20.05.2011 21:03, schrieb Francesco Menoncin: I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension ind are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message no file xxx-idx.ind (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Can you please report this in our bugtracker: http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome thanks and regards Uwe I have reported the but: http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/7579 Francesco -- Francesco Menoncin Università degli Studi di Brescia Facoltà di Economia Via S. Faustino, 74/B 25122 Brescia (Italy) Tel: 0039-030-2988806 Fax: 0039-030-2988837 E-mail: menon...@eco.unibs.it web: www.eco.unibs.it/~menoncin/
Re: Multiple indexes
Il 20/05/2011 23:25, Uwe Stöhr ha scritto: Am 20.05.2011 21:03, schrieb Francesco Menoncin: I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension "ind" are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message "no file xxx-idx.ind" (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Can you please report this in our bugtracker: http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome thanks and regards Uwe I have reported the but: http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/7579 Francesco -- Francesco Menoncin Università degli Studi di Brescia Facoltà di Economia Via S. Faustino, 74/B 25122 Brescia (Italy) Tel: 0039-030-2988806 Fax: 0039-030-2988837 E-mail: menon...@eco.unibs.it web: www.eco.unibs.it/~menoncin/
Multiple indexes
Dear all, I am working on LyX 2.0 and I have a strange problem with multiple indexes. I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension ind are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message no file xxx-idx.ind (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Any suggestion? Francesco
Re: Multiple indexes
Am 20.05.2011 21:03, schrieb Francesco Menoncin: I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension ind are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message no file xxx-idx.ind (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Can you please report this in our bugtracker: http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome thanks and regards Uwe
Multiple indexes
Dear all, I am working on LyX 2.0 and I have a strange problem with multiple indexes. I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension ind are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message no file xxx-idx.ind (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Any suggestion? Francesco
Re: Multiple indexes
Am 20.05.2011 21:03, schrieb Francesco Menoncin: I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension ind are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message no file xxx-idx.ind (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Can you please report this in our bugtracker: http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome thanks and regards Uwe
Multiple indexes
Dear all, I am working on LyX 2.0 and I have a strange problem with multiple indexes. I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension "ind" are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message "no file xxx-idx.ind" (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Any suggestion? Francesco
Re: Multiple indexes
Am 20.05.2011 21:03, schrieb Francesco Menoncin: I work with both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04. While in Ubunto everything is OK, I am not able to see the indexes in Windows. I have checked the LaTeX-log and I have sees that in Ubuntu the files with extension "ind" are correctly loaded, while in Windows 7 there is the message "no file xxx-idx.ind" (even if I do not receive any error while compiling the document). Can you please report this in our bugtracker: http://www.lyx.org/trac/wiki/BugTrackerHome thanks and regards Uwe
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: I lied. The 0.1 is not in Section numbering in article class. Rather 0.1 numbering comes up, in 1.6.1 at least, only if I go directly to Subsection, without first putting something in section. I got out of the habit of doing this (using Section) in earlier versions as the font in Section was very large. That is no longer the case. You can adjust the sizes as they appear in LyX, if you like, by editing the layout files. Copy stdsections.inc to your local LyX directory, open it up in a text editor, and you'll see where the sizes and other aspects of the font are set. Change them as you wish. The details on font setting are in the Customization manual. If you want to adjust the sizes in LaTeX, then use the titlesec package. rh
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: I lied. The 0.1 is not in Section numbering in article class. Rather 0.1 numbering comes up, in 1.6.1 at least, only if I go directly to Subsection, without first putting something in section. I got out of the habit of doing this (using Section) in earlier versions as the font in Section was very large. That is no longer the case. You can adjust the sizes as they appear in LyX, if you like, by editing the layout files. Copy stdsections.inc to your local LyX directory, open it up in a text editor, and you'll see where the sizes and other aspects of the font are set. Change them as you wish. The details on font setting are in the Customization manual. If you want to adjust the sizes in LaTeX, then use the titlesec package. rh
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: I lied. The 0.1 is not in Section numbering in article class. Rather 0.1 numbering comes up, in 1.6.1 at least, only if I go directly to Subsection, without first putting something in section. I got out of the habit of doing this (using Section) in earlier versions as the font in Section was very large. That is no longer the case. You can adjust the sizes as they appear in LyX, if you like, by editing the layout files. Copy stdsections.inc to your local LyX directory, open it up in a text editor, and you'll see where the sizes and other aspects of the font are set. Change them as you wish. The details on font setting are in the Customization manual. If you want to adjust the sizes in LaTeX, then use the titlesec package. rh
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
I lied. The 0.1 is not in Section numbering in article class. Rather 0.1 numbering comes up, in 1.6.1 at least, only if I go directly to Subsection, without first putting something in section. I got out of the habit of doing this (using Section) in earlier versions as the font in Section was very large. That is no longer the case. Sorry for the mistake and thanks to everyone who helped me get to the bottom of this issue. John rgheck wrote: John White wrote: 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. I don't see this (Fedora 8, LyX 1.6.2svn). Did you upgrade from a previous version and have a custom article layout? rh
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
I lied. The 0.1 is not in Section numbering in article class. Rather 0.1 numbering comes up, in 1.6.1 at least, only if I go directly to Subsection, without first putting something in section. I got out of the habit of doing this (using Section) in earlier versions as the font in Section was very large. That is no longer the case. Sorry for the mistake and thanks to everyone who helped me get to the bottom of this issue. John rgheck wrote: John White wrote: 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. I don't see this (Fedora 8, LyX 1.6.2svn). Did you upgrade from a previous version and have a custom article layout? rh
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
I lied. The 0.1 is not in Section numbering in article class. Rather 0.1 numbering comes up, in 1.6.1 at least, only if I go directly to Subsection, without first putting something in section. I got out of the habit of doing this (using Section) in earlier versions as the font in Section was very large. That is no longer the case. Sorry for the mistake and thanks to everyone who helped me get to the bottom of this issue. John rgheck wrote: John White wrote: 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. I don't see this (Fedora 8, LyX 1.6.2svn). Did you upgrade from a previous version and have a custom article layout? rh
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. Have a look at the package splitidx. You have to define a specific index converter in PreferencesOutputLaTeX (e.g. splitindex.pl -m 'makeindex -c- q'), but it works quite well. If you want to reduce ERT, you can define custom insets in a module (with LyX 1.6). An example is attached. Jürgen #\DeclareLyXModule{Index of Names} #DescriptionBegin #Defines an index inset for names. #DescriptionEnd Format 11 InsetLayout NameIndex LyXType custom LabelString IdxNom LatexType command LatexName sindex[nom] Decorationclassic Font Color foreground SizeSmall Family Roman Shape Up Series Medium MiscNo_Emph MiscNo_Noun MiscNo_Bar EndFont LabelFont Color red SizeSmall EndFont MultiPar false # CustomParsfalse # ForcePlaintrue NeedProtect true End
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. Have a look at the package splitidx. You have to define a specific index converter in PreferencesOutputLaTeX (e.g. splitindex.pl -m 'makeindex -c- q'), but it works quite well. If you want to reduce ERT, you can define custom insets in a module (with LyX 1.6). An example is attached. Jürgen #\DeclareLyXModule{Index of Names} #DescriptionBegin #Defines an index inset for names. #DescriptionEnd Format 11 InsetLayout NameIndex LyXType custom LabelString IdxNom LatexType command LatexName sindex[nom] Decorationclassic Font Color foreground SizeSmall Family Roman Shape Up Series Medium MiscNo_Emph MiscNo_Noun MiscNo_Bar EndFont LabelFont Color red SizeSmall EndFont MultiPar false # CustomParsfalse # ForcePlaintrue NeedProtect true End
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: > 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article > class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class > but don't want to use Book. Have a look at the package splitidx. You have to define a specific index converter in Preferences>Output>LaTeX (e.g. "splitindex.pl -m 'makeindex -c- q'"), but it works quite well. If you want to reduce ERT, you can define custom insets in a module (with LyX 1.6). An example is attached. Jürgen #\DeclareLyXModule{Index of Names} #DescriptionBegin #Defines an index inset for names. #DescriptionEnd Format 11 InsetLayout NameIndex LyXType custom LabelString IdxNom LatexType command LatexName sindex[nom] Decorationclassic Font Color foreground SizeSmall Family Roman Shape Up Series Medium MiscNo_Emph MiscNo_Noun MiscNo_Bar EndFont LabelFont Color red SizeSmall EndFont MultiPar false # CustomParsfalse # ForcePlaintrue NeedProtect true End
multiple indexes and section numbers
Folks, I use lyx 1.6.1 on a linux (vector linux slackware) OS platform. 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. Thx John
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:33:35 -0800 John White j...@lawquest.com wrote: Folks, I use lyx 1.6.1 on a linux (vector linux slackware) OS platform. 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. Memoir also has an article option. I use the multiple indexing capabilities of Memoir a lot. Alternatively, there are LaTeX packages that can do multiple indexes. Try multind or index. I used index before switching to Memoir and it worked well. See the TeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=multind HTH, Alan 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. Thx John
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. I don't see this (Fedora 8, LyX 1.6.2svn). Did you upgrade from a previous version and have a custom article layout? rh
multiple indexes and section numbers
Folks, I use lyx 1.6.1 on a linux (vector linux slackware) OS platform. 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. Thx John
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:33:35 -0800 John White j...@lawquest.com wrote: Folks, I use lyx 1.6.1 on a linux (vector linux slackware) OS platform. 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. Memoir also has an article option. I use the multiple indexing capabilities of Memoir a lot. Alternatively, there are LaTeX packages that can do multiple indexes. Try multind or index. I used index before switching to Memoir and it worked well. See the TeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=multind HTH, Alan 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. Thx John
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. I don't see this (Fedora 8, LyX 1.6.2svn). Did you upgrade from a previous version and have a custom article layout? rh
multiple indexes and section numbers
Folks, I use lyx 1.6.1 on a linux (vector linux slackware) OS platform. 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in memoir class but don't want to use Book. 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. Thx John
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:33:35 -0800 John White <j...@lawquest.com> wrote: > Folks, I use lyx 1.6.1 on a linux (vector linux slackware) OS > platform. > > 1. I would sure like to be able to make multiple indexes in the > article class. I see an article in wikipedia about doing such in > memoir class but don't want to use Book. Memoir also has an "article" option. I use the multiple indexing capabilities of Memoir a lot. Alternatively, there are LaTeX packages that can do multiple indexes. Try "multind" or "index". I used "index" before switching to Memoir and it worked well. See the TeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=multind HTH, Alan > > 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx > section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start > instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to > correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. > > Thx > > John >
Re: multiple indexes and section numbers
John White wrote: 2. Also, I would love an easy way to turn off the horrible lyx section numbering machine (0.1) in article class and have it start instead at simple 1 (1). If I fool with it enough, it seems to correct itself, but its hit and miss every time. I don't see this (Fedora 8, LyX 1.6.2svn). Did you upgrade from a previous version and have a custom article layout? rh