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Georg Baum wrote:
> Bugzilla is awful, but having it does not make sense if it is ignored by
> developers. I searched for related bugs, and found none in thsi case, but
> please remember to have a look in bugzilla in the future.
I thought I might sugg
Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> Others will need to use ftp.devel.lyx.org or place the files somehwere
> we can get it.
When I need to send large files (for whatever reason), I use YouSendIt
(http://www.yousendit.com/), which has worked well for me in the past.
Dan
This is exactly what I just posted to lyx-users, but in the intended list
this time. :p
Using 1.4.0svn of a couple of days ago, whenever I try to insert anything
that is on the first level of the Insert menu (i.e. 'Insert > Footnote' as
opposed to 'Insert > Note > ...') using the keyboard, focus i
Running 1.4.0svn (of a couple of days ago), I click on 'Help > Table of
Contents'. Nothing comes up and I get the following error message (on the
CLI):
LyX: unable to find documentation file `TOC'. Bad installation?
Is this my installation, documented, or a new bug? A quick Bugzilla search
doesn
Joost Verburg wrote:
> I'm trying to insert one of the matbb/mathcal/mathrm symbols in a
> document using the math panel, for example the double-barred R:
> \mathbb{R}.
>
> Nothing appears on the screen and when I look at the saved LyX file it
> contains only an empty mathbb command: \mathbb{}. Wh
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> I find it clear:
> - create a document with some words in it
> - turn on change tracking
> - delete a character with Delete ==> the cursor does not move.
OK, just making sure. I don't use change tracking myself (and never have),
which was the cause of the misunderstan
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> - Delete key does not move the cursor to the next character
> http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2185
The meaning here is unclear (though I'm still hazy as to what the problem is
having read the bug report :p). Perhaps:
- Delete key will not delete successive c
Georg Baum wrote:
> qt is needed also at run time.
Thanks both Georg and Lars for the speedy response (especially when compared
to my laggardly thanks). A corollary to this question, the need for which,
embarassingly, only just occurred to me, is whether or not xforms is
required at runtime or not
Daniel Watkins wrote:
> Bug 2318: FAILED to find the font: '', ''
>
> Description:
> This can barely be described as a bug, it's that trivial, but when I open
> 'Document > Preferences', I get a list of fonts ending with the following
> l
Bug 2318: FAILED to find the font: '', ''
Description:
This can barely be described as a bug, it's that trivial, but when I open
'Document > Preferences', I get a list of fonts ending with the following
listed
on the CLI:
...
Looking at Verdana
Looking at wasy10
Looking at Webdings
FAILED to find
Angus Leeming wrote:
> Jean-Marc posted a bugzilla URL recently that displayed all 1.4.x bugs
> with patches. Are you familiar with the "patch" utility to apply a patch
> to your local copy of the repository? If not, holler :)
I now have the latest svn sources and have applied the patch to be test
Angus Leeming wrote:
> Jean-Marc posted a bugzilla URL recently that displayed all 1.4.x bugs
> with patches. Are you familiar with the "patch" utility to apply a patch
> to your local copy of the repository? If not, holler :)
I am. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with Subversion, so have nothing
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> I'm talking about the shorthand "~, not about ~.
Oh right, sorry, my bad.
Dan
Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> No. "~ is a hyphen where hyphenation is actually prohibitted. No space
> involved.
In Latex and so inside ERT (which AFAI can tell is what we're still talking
about), a ~ means a non-breaking space (and shows up as such when used
inside ERT in LyX), to be used between
Hey list,
I'm a non-programmer (well, I dabble in Python occasionally, but not enough
to be useful). Despite this, I want to see the release of LyX 1.4.0 as much
as anyone else (though I'll happily back up on that claim to save
grief ;) ).
The crux of this message is this:
As a non-programmer, wha
Georg Baum wrote:
> Yes. You can run the configure script without LyX, look at the %post macro
> in the rpm spec file development/lyx.spec.in.
Thanks for the quick response. In development/lyx.spec.in, there is the
following line:
cd %{_datadir}/%{name}
I've never really looked at RPM spe
I wrote:
> I then used Edit > Reconfigure...
Sorry to reply to my own message, but is there a way of just running a LyX
reconfigure from the command line (that'll exit immediate after the
reconfig)? I'd like to add it to the post-install section of the ebuild, to
get LyX operational faster.
Dan
Hi list,
More ebuild stuff (though, having discovered the lack of an ebuild for the
most recent stable LyX version, I've switched from 1.4.0pre5 to 1.3.7).
When I first install LyX, Edit > Preferences > File Formats has no entries
under programs. I then used Edit > Reconfigure, which did fill in so
Hi list,
Another query relating to my ebuild work. The creator of the last ebuild
(for 1.4.0pre3) has set Qt up as a compile-time dependency only but has
left a note saying he is unsure if this is accurate. Does LyX 1.4.0pre5
(and we're assuming Qt is being used) need Qt to run or only to compile?
I've seen mention of a 1.4.0pre5 in this group and was wondering if the
1.4.0pre3 version mentioned on the LyX website is still the most recent
snapshot release. I ask this because 1.4.0pre3 is the latest LyX release
with a Gentoo ebuild and I would like to update this (if, indeed, it needs
updatin
> Is this fixed by this patch?
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=lyx-devel&m=113137862006884&w=2
This patch means that the cursor now goes into the appropriate location
(ie. the top or bottom of a fraction), but the cursor is still full
height which I think is still a regression, though I can't re
I'm back!
Bug 2124: When using a \frac, the cursor always appears to the left of
the environment.
Description: When using a \frac environment, regardless of whether
typing in the upper or lower box, the cursor always appears as if the
text were to be typed before the fraction. This behaviour has b
On Tue, 2005-11-01 at 20:59 +, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> did you compile --with-version-suffix?
Yup:
"./configure --with-frontend=qt --enable-debug
--with-version-suffix=-cvs"
is my standard configure line, and that's worked fine.
Dan
I'm doing the 'make install' (of last night's CVS tree) as I write, and
it seems to be putting everything in the correct place...
Dan
On Mon, 2005-10-31 at 08:40 +, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> There seems to be a problem with this option. I compile cvs
> --with-version-suffix=-cvs
> and LyX
I have a feeling this is related to the bug which involved pressing
Right Arrow twice to move the cursor at all. But I'm not a programmer,
so that may not mean much. :P
Bug 2101: Any character followed by Right Arrow moves the cursor to the
next cell
Description: When typing in a cell, if Space is
Hehe, a round number. I feel proud. :P
Bug 2100: Inserting a formula within a table causes LaTeX errors
Description: Inserting a formula within a table throws up 5 LaTeX errors
for each instance of a formula within a table:
- Extra } or forgotten $ // two of these
- Missing $ inserted // t
On Mon, 2005-10-10 at 14:30 +0100, Georg Baum wrote:
> Indeed. Here is the right one.
This one works for me, in conjunction with the undo patch.
Dan
Bit of a hazy description again. The steps should clear any confusion
up.
Bug 2084: Using M-m-* to create a formula after typing text acts
unexpectedly
Description: After typing some text, if I use M-m followed by another
character (for example, 'f') to both create a formula and something
within i
Hey guys,
I've filed this as a MathEd bug (it's a habit), but it may in fact be
something to do with the footnote. And yes, that's my expert opinion. ;)
Bug 2083: Moving upward out of a formula in Itemise to a line with a
footnote causes a crash
Description: When creating a list using Itemise (Ite
I'm afraid the description of this bug is a bit rubbish, because it's
quite hard to describe. There should, shortly, be a testcase, which
should make things clearer.
Bug 2077: Moving up/down within a /root environment with scripts
Description: If a script is used within a root, then up/down fails
Is it sad that I send this list more email than everywhere else
combined? :p
Bug 2074: Hooked Arrows Display Incorrectly
Description: When a hooked arrow is inserted into a formula, it displays
incorrectly, obscuring some of the following text. However, the arrow is
rendered correctly by LaTeX, i
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 19:32 +0100, Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> script insets ;-)
> BTW I didn't understand the report.
Movement out of script insets using all arrow keys but the right one
sets the cursor before the object which the inset is attached to (eg.
before the x in x^3, rather than after
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 17:55 +0100, Angus Leeming wrote:
> LyX/Win is fundamentally a console-app.
That's nice for it. I'm running Linux, thank you very much. ;) I
wouldn't have the first idea of how to get a cvs repository onto
Windows, much less install from it.
>
> So, if you've got stdlib debu
Hey guys,
I'm completely confused by which bug covers what, so I'll tell you the
bug and hopefully someone will tell me what's going on. :p
Summary: Arrows with curves in display incorrectly/crash LyX
Any of the \hook arrows don't display correctly when typed and, when
clicked upon within the Mat
And now, ladies and gentlemen, we return you to your regular
programming. A MathEd bug!
Bug 2069: Movement out of sub/superscript works unexpectedly
Description: When, at the leftmost end of the sub/superscript, you press
left or, at any point in the sub/superscript, you press up/down
(sub/super),
In one of the bugs I reported, I failed to get any CLI output at all,
while Angus managed to get a whole heap of stuff. How can I go about
getting the largest quantity of useful debugging info? ATM, I have
stdlib debugging disabled, which may be the cause. However, it seems
unlikely. Is there a deb
Hi list,
I've got an issue with the Hollywood document class (or possibly LyX's
interpretation of it). I'm not entirely sure whether or not that comes
under the jurisdiction of the LyX Bugzilla, so I thought I'd post up the
problem and you can tell me where I need to go if this is, indeed, the
wron
On Sat, 2005-10-01 at 18:58 +0100, Georg Baum wrote:
> See http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2060. The problem is that
> macros with no arguments are stored as a MathNestInset with 0 cells,
> and
> that MathNestInset::editXY() assumes at least one cell.
> I fixed that and added two more check
For once I found a non-MathEd bug! :p This is another one which seems
like it should be a duplicate but doesn't appear to be...
Bug 2061: Right Arrow has to be pressed twice to move cursor
Description: If there is anything following the cursor after something
has been typed, it takes two presses o
Bug 2059: Cannot paste into built-in functions in MathEd
Description:
ATM, it is impossible to paste any content, Maths or not, into MathEd
functions (such as fractions and square roots).
This is probably the case with user-defined functions too, but I haven't
really grasped how to use them yet an
Bug 2058 (http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2058): LyX crashes
when attempting to undo matrix deletion
Description:
When I attempt to undo (using Ctrl-Z) the deletion of a matrix (deleted
by pressing Backspace at the start of the top-left box), LyX crashes
with the appended CLI output.
Dan
Angus said I should send a message here if I reported a bug in the cvs
code, so I'm doing so. In this case, 1.4.0cvs of 27/9 (or 9/27,
depending on your location).
Bug 2057 (http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2057): Delete key
acting unexpectedly in MathEd
Description: When the Delete key is
On Thu, 2005-09-29 at 11:34 +0100, Martin Vermeer wrote:
> http://bugzilla.lyx.org/attachment.cgi?id=753&action=view
>
> Has anybody tested this, besides me? Can it go in?
>
> - Martin
I did have the crash, and I can now no longer reproduce it however hard
I try.
Dan
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 14:24 +0100, Angus Leeming wrote:
> >From the command line:
> man patch
>
I did try to decipher it, honest. :p
>
I'm trying to install attachment 650
(http://bugzilla.lyx.org/attachment.cgi?id=650&action=view) as a patch,
but am so far having no success. I've had to switch t
I have been pointed at a couple of patch files that may possibly fix
some problems I'm experiencing (thanks to those who pointed, sorry for
posting the duplicates) and I've downloaded the appropriate files.
However, I'm in the dark as to how I should apply these patches, and
can't find any particul
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