Hello Jürgen, no, not directly. As a single line break is ignored in Latex, Lyx seems to remove these single line breaks automatically to make the editor layout consistent with the output. I think you have two options here:
1) Use double line breaks in the text you paste into the ERT. Lyx will convert this to single line breaks in the ERT which translates to a whitespace in the output. (see files attached) 2) Use the listing environment (Insert > Program listing). Everything you insert there will be interpreted verbatim. This is the way to go if you would like to insert program code in your document. Regards, David 2016-02-21 9:38 GMT+01:00 Jürgen Lange <juergen.la...@unitybox.de>: > Hello, > > Code with carriage returns > > a > a > a > a > > inserted in ERT inset in Lyx appears as > > a a a a > > Is it possible to keep the carriage returns? > (This is important in cases with huge parts of code, example: gnuplot > scripts) > > Regards > Jürgen >
ert_linebreaks.lyx
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ert_linebreaks.pdf
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