Stephan Witt gmx.net> writes:
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> QMacPasteboardMime is in the QtMacExtras.framework.
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> Stephan
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Dear Stephan,
This works with this repository:
https://github.com/315234/lyx-retina
To make it compile,
I had to change the ./configure script
and add Qt5MacExtras or -framework
Qt5Mac
Jacob Shapiro yashi.org> writes:
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> I'm trying to build the latest master (26 September 2014) with QT5
> in order to solve the blurriness of
> the macbook retina display with LyX (could that even help?)
So it seems like there is a fix for this (and yes, it
I'm trying to build the latest master (26 September 2014) with QT5
in order to solve the blurriness of
the macbook retina display with LyX (could that even help?)
I'm using this repository:
https://github.com/yashkes/LyX
and I applied the patches from MacPorts to make the
thing compile on OS X
Thanks for your reponse.
Interestingly, it seems to already sift through math-code,
but the escaping code is somewhat
messy. For example, if you try to replace \hbar with 'word' it
will work, but if you try to replace
'word' with \hbar it will place \\hbar. I bet _that_ cannot be too
hard t
It would be nice to have a search & replace within math mode.
It could work document wide or only in currently focused math-box.
It would allow you to search and replace via latex commands,
for instance, search ^{2} and replace with _{2}.
Maybe the search box itself could have a math-editor s
Following my recent success to compile the latest LyX with QT5.2.1, I am
wondering how impractical it would be to port LyX to iOS using QT's built-in
support: http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/ios-support.html
In particular, is this support only for new applications, or can you take a pre-
existing
