Il 02/08/2011 22:27, Jacob Barandes ha scritto:
Just a few reasons off the top of my head: Switching between tabs is
faster than switching between different programs; it's also less
disorienting when the user interface is uniform between various documents.
understandable
Furthermore, using t
Just a few reasons off the top of my head: Switching between tabs is faster
than switching between different programs; it's also less disorienting when
the user interface is uniform between various documents.
Furthermore, using the File menu to open a recently-opened document in LyX
is faster than
Il 01/08/2011 19:37, Jacob Barandes ha scritto:
I wouldn't sell yourselves short -- LyX is a great editor. In
particular, being able to change around the UI and set keyboard
shortcuts to customized command sequences would be very useful for
plain text-editing. But beyond that, being able to edi
I wouldn't sell yourselves short -- LyX is a great editor. In particular,
being able to change around the UI and set keyboard shortcuts to customized
command sequences would be very useful for plain text-editing. But beyond
that, being able to edit all my documents in-house, in LyX, rather than
hav
On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 11:10 PM, Jacob Barandes
wrote:
> My LyX documents often have a lot of supporting documents written in plain
> text: Text classes, layout files, BibTeX database files, and sometimes
> exported TeX files that I need to edit before compiling. It would be really
> helpful if I
My LyX documents often have a lot of supporting documents written in plain
text: Text classes, layout files, BibTeX database files, and sometimes
exported TeX files that I need to edit before compiling. It would be really
helpful if I could open these plain-text documents as tabs in LyX, maybe
from
