> On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 2:59 AM, Guenter Milde wrote:
>> On 2009-08-28, Ben M. wrote:
>> And why should a Theorem be treated different from an Algorithm?
> In short, because an "Algorithm" is a float, while a "Theorem" is not.
...
> In my mind, there is a distinction between most normal environ
On 2009-08-30, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Le 29 août 09 à 15:18, rgheck a écrit :
>> (i) Create a new paragraph parameter that would have the effect of
>> separator. This could be drawn on-screen as some kind of end-of-
>> paragraph marker, though in many cases it wouldn't need to be, since
Le 29 août 09 à 15:18, rgheck a écrit :
(i) Create a new paragraph parameter that would have the effect of
separator. This could be drawn on-screen as some kind of end-of-
paragraph marker, though in many cases it wouldn't need to be, since
the next paragraph will have a different appearance.
On 08/28/2009 02:59 AM, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2009-08-28, Ben M. wrote:
I find it strange that "--Separator--" appears inside the environment
pulldown. Instead, I think of it as a character similar to a line
break. I would expect to see it under Insert-Formatting-'Environment
Break'.
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 2:59 AM, Guenter Milde wrote:
> On 2009-08-28, Ben M. wrote:
>> I find it strange that "--Separator--" appears inside the environment
>> pulldown. Instead, I think of it as a character similar to a line
>> break. I would expect to see it under Insert-Formatting-'Environmen
On 2009-08-28, Ben M. wrote:
> I find it strange that "--Separator--" appears inside the environment
> pulldown. Instead, I think of it as a character similar to a line
> break. I would expect to see it under Insert-Formatting-'Environment
> Break'.
Indeed. But as it is a hack and defined as a p
I find it strange that "--Separator--" appears inside the environment
pulldown. Instead, I think of it as a character similar to a line
break. I would expect to see it under Insert-Formatting-'Environment
Break'.
Abdel> Yep, and this idea is not new. We discussed the possibility to use a
Abdel>
On 2009-08-25, Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
>>> I don't know what boxes are,
With "boxes" I mean the LyX insets like they are used for minipages,
comments, notes, etc. They are an established tool for "container" or
"separable" environments that ususally contain several paragraphs but
sho
Vincent van Ravesteijn - TNW wrote:
Ben means pressing Enter on a _blank_ line could start a new theorem.
So, that means two enters right after each other. I think it's a very
interesting idea.
Yep, and this idea is not new. We discussed the possibility to use a
double-enter with JMarc a wh
>> I don't know what boxes are, but I do have a proposed behavior for
LyX.
>>
>> Specified environments (e.g. Theorem, Proof, stuff from Beamer) get
>> flagged with some attribute which I'll call "separable." Currently,
>> when a user presses "Enter" on a blank line, LyX ignores it.
However,
Ben M. wrote:
I don't know what boxes are, but I do have a proposed behavior for LyX.
Specified environments (e.g. Theorem, Proof, stuff from Beamer) get
flagged with some attribute which I'll call "separable." Currently,
when a user presses "Enter" on a blank line, LyX ignores it. However,
fo
Ben M. schreef:
I don't know what boxes are, but I do have a proposed behavior for LyX.
Specified environments (e.g. Theorem, Proof, stuff from Beamer) get
flagged with some attribute which I'll call "separable." Currently,
when a user presses "Enter" on a blank line, LyX ignores it. However,
I don't know what boxes are, but I do have a proposed behavior for LyX.
Specified environments (e.g. Theorem, Proof, stuff from Beamer) get
flagged with some attribute which I'll call "separable." Currently,
when a user presses "Enter" on a blank line, LyX ignores it. However,
for separable envi
lution.
> What would a proper solution be?
This depends on the context.
* When the adjacent identical environments are the exception of the common
use, e.g. two itemize lists with nothing inbetween: --Separator-- is OK.
* For environments that are intended as "container" for oth
On 08/22/2009 02:13 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2009-08-21, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
You mean the "--Separator--" that is in the Layout combobox in the toolbar ?
However, this is still just an ugly workaround, not a solution.
What would a proper solution be?
rh
On 2009-08-21, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote:
> Ben M. schreef:
>> Did anyone ever implement some type of "environment break" so that LyX
>> can handle adjacent identical environments such as Theorem or Proof?
>> This issue was raised in 2002:
>>
Ben M. schreef:
Did anyone ever implement some type of "environment break" so that LyX
can handle adjacent identical environments such as Theorem or Proof?
This issue was raised in 2002:
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org/msg36686.html
Thanks!
-Ben
Yo
Did anyone ever implement some type of "environment break" so that LyX
can handle adjacent identical environments such as Theorem or Proof?
This issue was raised in 2002:
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org/msg36686.html
Thanks!
-Ben
> "Eran" == Eran Tromer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Eran> Howdy, For many types of paragraph environments, LyX merges
Eran> adjacet identical paragraph environments. This can be
Eran> inappropriate, as in the following case:
What we need is a way to say 'break environment after this paragrap
Howdy,
For many types of paragraph environments, LyX merges adjacet identical
paragraph environments. This can be inappropriate, as in the following case:
\layout Theorem
My first theorem
\layout Theorem
My second theorem
Horribly, in the LyX file format this is indistinguishable from
\layout
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