On 27/04/2014 23:11, Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
On 27/04/14 16:58, Georg Baum wrote:
If you copy something, it is put onto the clipboard in three formats: plain
text, HTML (using the HTML export) and LyX since version 2.1. The pasting
application is then supposed to select the most appropriate f
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> Cool! In my case, I was simply trying with the system LyX from Ubuntu
> (2.0.6), but I just tried with trunk, and it worked perfectly indeed,
> including tables AND maths! I'm actually impressed by the maths working
> visually when copied from LyX, how is that done? I do
On 27/04/14 16:58, Georg Baum wrote:
> If you copy something, it is put onto the clipboard in three formats: plain
> text, HTML (using the HTML export) and LyX since version 2.1. The pasting
> application is then supposed to select the most appropriate format. In your
> case something goes wrong
Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
> So, a couple of extra questions:
> a) when you copy LyX text, is there any way to get (also?) the exported
> HTML into the clipboard ? b) would we need a special "copy as HTML" for
> that?
If you copy something, it is put onto the clipboard in three formats: plain
text
Just a tiny addition: when you re-write with LibreOffice the same exact text
segment, with a few boldface and emphasized and bullet and numbered lists, and
copy that to Thunderbird with C-c, C-v, it just works as expected. I also just
tried a table, and it's copied just OK in Thunderbird, but if
On 27/04/14 10:18, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> So my feature request would be able:
> 1) write in LyX
> 2) select and copy
> 3) paste as html in Thunderbird.
>
> Maybe this is already possible.
It is indeed, but with a few hiccups:
1) boldface and emphasized font variations do not get copied at al
