On 22/08/14 09:05, Jim Oldfield wrote:
> If you know in advance that a notation could potentially change, you could
> use LyX's math macro facility. It's very nice and lets you have multiple
> parameters which you enter in a visual way. You can even display one thing in
> LyX and output a different thing in the LaTeX, which is useful for simulating
> the appearance of LaTeX symbols that LyX doesn't know about. Of course it's
> not always possible to know in advance, but this is just an idea in case
> you're not aware of it. Jim
and, in case you don't know, you can always replace a particular recurrent
notation with a LyX segment containing a macro instantiation :-) using Advanced
Find & Replace!
(never tried, though)
T.
