garst gobbled,
> > I don't suppose that anyone has written a script to go grab everything
> > needed for the darkside . . . (don't look at me; I don't know much
> > more about windows than to know that it's *very* painful whenever I
> > have to sit in front of it, and that it screws up my partit
hat it's *very* painful whenever I
have to sit in front of it, and that it screws up my partition tables .
. .)
hawk
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jmarc jmentioned
> >>>>> "hawk" == hawk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We already have a windows port which is done using the quick (and not
> completely satisfactory one). That's why a real port should use the
> best possible solution, not just a
ut to try saving as html, load/save
from words as html, then student editing, making a diff, and merging
*that* back into the html on my machine, then somehow mangling that
back into lyx. I really need a lyx on windows just to support my own
lyx usage . . .
hawk
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and second tab taking the user to the
start and end page, whereas lyx starts with the start page.
I noticed this when ding an absent-minded print, tab, 1, tab, 1, return,
to print my first page. Not a big worry, but a deviation from what fingers
expect.
hawk
couple of years ago, and it was fixed. Now
It's back. In the fourth line of the multiline equation in 1., something
has a double subscript. It's not visible in LyX, but it makes
LaTeX choke.
I'm assumint that it is the
p_{i}_{i}\mu
hawk
#LyX 1.2 created this file. For more in
all up df, and find nothing close to full.
This time, I called df in another window, then killed the
process. /home was 100% full. Upon killing the process,
it drops back to 65% full. This is a 500M+ partition; somehow
or anotehr 150M is being snatched up during the make.
It's a stock FreeBSD 4.2.
hawk
lars lamented,
> hawk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> | Making all in po
> | make: don't know how to make cat-id-tbl.c. Stop
> | *** Error code 1
> are you using gnu make? if not try that.
Thanks.
that did it. I typed "gmake" rather than "make",
all 99 semester,
summer 99, or whenever it was in 98 that I did my preliminary oral . . .
(or was that 97???)
hawk
*** Error code 1
I'm pretty sure that I hit this one before I was using autogen.sh
properly . . .
hawk
garst gabbed,
> > I now get the message at the bottom,
> > Unkown sequence M-p g
> > My other sequences seem to be dead, too.
> Check preferences->interface to see where your bind file is set
ahh. It just says cua. But aren't bindings in lyxrc supposed to be
read after everythign else?
r
haracters . . .
> Try the command "tr" for example:
> tr -d :cntrl:
> or something similar.
Yes, but it's too late :( I saved the output of strings to work with, and
went back to using hte computer . . .
hawk
garst gabbed,
> > | Neither idea addresses the simple fact that rm is plain stupid.
lars lamented,
> > "Stupid is as stupid does"
> > Lgb
> Well, I work with a lot of handicapped people (aren't we all?) and have
> become very aware of how a small deficit in hand-eye coordination or
> v
garst gabbed
> Are you sure you got your 100dpi fonts reinstalled correctly and you
> probably needed to kill and restart X with a proper XF86Config if
> perchance you changed that also.
logout/login worked. Amongh other odd things the last few days,
my xdm login box had reduced in size drasti
> hawk> Also, I removed the 100dpi fonts the other day when I was
> hawk> scrounging for compile space. If anywone speaks debian, this may
> hawk> help:
> And are things different if you re-enable them?
They don't seem to be different, no.
(gdb) run
Starting p
ld_font_name
No symbol "bold_font_name" in current context.
(gdb) quit
The program is running. Exit anyway? (y or n) y
I hope this means more to you than to me :)
Also, I removed the 100dpi fonts the other day when I was scrounging
for compile space. If anywone speaks debian, this ma
forced into
raw latex hacks :(
hawk
> On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, hawk wrote:
>
> > OK, then maybe the page at devel.lyx.org should be changed to reflect
> > this? It states to follow the instructions in INSTALL.autoconf,
> > which doesn't include that step.
> Which URL ? The page I am looking at (h
john jobbled,
> On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Richard E. Hawkins wrote:
> > Unless I'm missing something, the cvs build instructions are wrong.
> This file is the standard instructions for an autoconf system. They are
> intended to be read by a user using a pre-setup tarball package.
It looked like th
I'll preface this with the fact that I really know almost
nothing about cvs, which is probably the real problem. However,
what I get is:
fac13pts/2:lyx.devel>cvs update
? configure.scan
? boost
? src/frontends/kde/moc
? src/frontends/kde/dlg/moc
cvs server: Updating .
cvs server: Updating conf
John jumbled,
> On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 01:26:25PM -0500, hawk wrote:
> > I've never been able to get this one to work, eiher way. I've
> > always ended up giving them to secretaries to separate the
> > slides and notes :)
> Well, it *used* to work a coupl
he
> environments have different ways of doing things anyway
How about a two stage setup? the base mydialoginfo, with a the general
information, but also an optional mydialoginfo.kde, etc., which could
have additional information if needed?
hawk
--
im,
> the ^V'ing is a bit more user friendly, but IIRC, it works just fine in
> vanilla vi.
Ah, thanks. I thought that that wasn't allowed in regexps, and so
hadn't tried . . .
hawk
--
e he finally managed to
get himself started, he'd also sorted the sand on the beach, checked
everyone's mail, and rebuilt a transmission. By then, VI-Man had
everything taken care of. Besides, she didn't like his Lisp anyway . .
.
hawk
--
You can see from her statement tha
\relax
l.58 \lyxnewslide{}
?
)
Runaway argument?
\fi
! File ended while scanning use of \@ggobtoend.
\par
<*> random__variables.tex
?
hawk
--
ack, wrong list . . .
--
Greek characters in the middle of a sentence, for
instance, or fractions.
hawk
--
>But I have a strange feeling this discussion has gone on before somewhere
>... ;)
--
(I'd personally
>love to have that), but I do not personnally know many people who are
>fluent in regexps (and especially not the one who would be interested
>in LyX).
but regexps are things you pick up a bit at a time, as you need them.
And (to harp on the subject) LyX picks up folks over teh shorter
keystrokes, too--my natural inclination would probably be raw latex,
but the combination of less keystrokes and display of my equations keep
me firmly with lyx.
>All I meant to say is that regexp support is not a top priority for
>many users, IMO. However, it may happen soon since it is a priority
>for many of the coders :)
Speaking of which, what happened to the regexp find and replace patch?
hawk
--
end to vi rather than emacs. *everything* should be mapped to quick
sequences.
It's friday; that means I can call emacs users vile heretics, can't I?
> It is only in your mind.
It's my fingers. More keystrokes leads to less typed output.
hawk, who still needs to file bug repo
This has been fermenting between the ears for some time now, and only
picked up concrete form the other day.
I want to have a type of text tjat can be excluded in a "save as"
operation. Alternatively, there could be an abridged export to lyx
operation.
Text marked in this way would act as n
jmarc jmentioned,
> >>>>> "hawk" == hawk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> hawk> 2) I had a builid on a fresh install of debian that supposedly
> hawk> had never had a lyx before. nonetheless, without using --prefix,
> hawk> it didn't land
Once more I think I'm back; let's see if the machines let me stay this
time :)
In a rare event, I've successfully cvs'd the source and installed with
no help, lost machines, or other demonic intervention.
Thins have certainly changed a bit since I unsubscribed for Christmas :)
A couple of th
aff reports
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