Srinivas Nedunuri wrote: > From: "Georg Baum" > >> Srinivas Nedunuri wrote: >> >> > I don't really care about the text box. >> >> But you should, because it makes a big difference. > Oh a gotcha! I hate those. Still I've seen several examples of textboxes > inside math environments (for example Cases) use to change font, so it > surprises me to hear Latex should choke on that
LaTeX does not choke on text boxes in general. What I said is that it makes a difference whether you put something into a text box or not, because basically only text is allowed in text boxes. Rext boxes do more than just "change font". >> You must have asked for it one way or the other, but you might not know > that >> you did. > I can assure you I didn't :-) I don't believe that unless you can prove it. > If you're saying that I asked for X and got > Y well that's another matter altogther. I understand these things happen > occasionally even in the best software. Then please tell exactly what you did and what you got. If there is a bug in LyX it should be fixed, but it can't be fixed if nobody knows about it. > No matter. I think I figured out a way. You have to use a split > environment inside the eqnarray. Unf LyX doesn't seem to provide a split It does, but it is an undocumented feature for selected people only :-) Type \split<space> in a math box, and you'll get a split environment with one column and one row. You can add columns and rows as usual with M-m c i and M-m w i. Georg
