On Dec 14, 2007 5:28 PM, Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You could try 'lyx -e text' instead as this is processed by LyX only
> should be very fast.
>
That's going to be my first attempt. If I can get quicklook to see the
output text file, then it's only a short step (i hope) to g
mike c wrote:
I actually meant to elaborate in my original post, but it got sent
half-finished thanks to gmail and a bad key combo.
On Dec 14, 2007 3:53 PM, Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Nonetheless, it looks like adding Quick Look
support is relatively easy -- if you don't expect th
I actually meant to elaborate in my original post, but it got sent
half-finished thanks to gmail and a bad key combo.
On Dec 14, 2007 3:53 PM, Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>Nonetheless, it looks like adding Quick Look
>support is relatively easy -- if you don't expect the LyX document
On Dec 14, 2007, at 12:01 AM, mike c wrote:
Hi All,
Anyone thought about a LyX quicklook component for Mac OSX Leopard?
I haven't thought, mostly because I haven't paid much attention to
Leopard. (With operating systems especially I find it worthwhile not
to be an early adopter.) Nonethele
Zhi Huang wrote:
Hi,
I have just installed LyX (1.4.4) through Cygwin on my Windows XP system.
When in math mode, I can type \frac and then press SPACE I will get the
fraction symbol. Also it works for the \sqrt symbol. However, all the Greek
letters are not displayed. For example, when I type i
Zhi Huang writes:
> Hi,
>
> I have just installed LyX through Cygwin on my Windows XP system. When in
> math mode, I can type \frac and then press SPACE I will get the fraction
> symbol. Also it works for the \sqrt symbol. However, all the Greek letters
> are not displayed. For example, when I ty
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Hi,
I have just installed LyX (1.4.4) through Cygwin on my Windows XP system.
When in math mode, I can type \frac and then press SPACE
David Hewitt schrieb:
Go to Help -> EO... death becomes it when trying to open Dummy Document 1
(according to the buffer).
This will be fixed with the next Version LyX 1.5.3 that will be released next
week.
regards Uwe
Hi,
I have just installed LyX (1.4.4) through Cygwin on my Windows XP system.
When in math mode, I can type \frac and then press SPACE I will get the
fraction symbol. Also it works for the \sqrt symbol. However, all the Greek
letters are not displayed. For example, when I type in \alpha, it just
r
Uwe Stöhr schrieb:
> > 1) You need to document the no-so-unusual behavior of " on
> page
> > "
> >to output only "".
>
> What do you mean?
> "Note that the style won't print the page number if the label is on
> the previous, the same,
> or the next page. You will e.g.see the text `
Dave Price writes:
> Are there any obvious checks I can make first?
Your problem might be related to the fontconfig version. On Solaris 10
you can check that by issuing the following command:
egrep "MAJOR|MINOR|REVISION" /usr/include/fontconfig/fontconfig.h
See whether the version is different
Hi,
I have just installed LyX through Cygwin on my Windows XP system. When in
math mode, I can type \frac and then press SPACE I will get the fraction
symbol. Also it works for the \sqrt symbol. However, all the Greek letters
are not displayed. For example, when I type in \alpha, it just returns
"
>
>> Confirmed here : it crashes ...
>>
>> Windows XP pro with LyX 1.5.2 (french version)
>
> Cannot reproduce, neither with LyX 1.5.2 nor with 1.5.3svn.
> What are the exact steps to reproduce the crash?
>
> regards Uwe
>
>
Open LyX.
Go to Help -> User's Guide. Click on the TOC widget t
> I agree with you. And I guaranty that this feature would go in and would
> be disabled by default... if only we find someone to implement it ;-)
>
> So no need to discuss this anymore IMHO.
We, as developers, see valid reasons from both sides. We have
discussed how to implement this feature befo
Neal Becker wrote:
Are there keyboard shortcuts to select an environment? I do a lot of beamer
presentations, could use one for 'begin frame' and 'itemize'.
As Günter points out, you can add shortcuts in the bindings file. Since
beamer has quite a few environments that are unique to beamer,
Hi Pavel,
doxygen is a program for making documentation from particular comments in the
source code. you don't need any specific experience, just looking into the
few already documented lfuns will give you an idea how to proceed.
Got the idea
trunk is not a program, but the name for the curr
Dear LyX users,
is there support for a modular definition of the user interface similar to
Input SOME_FILE
in *.layout files or
\bind_file SOME_FILE
in *.bind keybinding definitions?
I would like to customize the menus on some places¹ but keep them up-to date
with new a LyX version's defa
> I would say that the "de facto" language (if not the
> official one) of the list is English. So if you can
> speak English, I would advise
> you to use it. But if you can not speak English, you
> may ask in Spanish, add an automatic translation,
> and kindly ask someone to help
> you correct th
On 13.12.07, Neal Becker wrote:
> Are there keyboard shortcuts to select an environment?
yes. and they are even shown for a short while in the status bar at the very
bottom of LyX when you select a layout style from the list.
> I do a lot of beamer
> presentations, could use one for 'begin fram
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 05:06:23 -0500, Hellmut Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Be sure no high quality document can be produced just hacking in the
text, correcting typos on the fly .. and that's it.
This is absolutely correct. Good writers are not necessarily grammatical
writers or good s
Are there keyboard shortcuts to select an environment? I do a lot of beamer
presentations, could use one for 'begin frame' and 'itemize'.
Hi list,
I fully support Manveru's reasoning.
When writing in my native language german I don't want to be disturbed
at all by these red underlinings. And I#m well aware that in my
documents there are ALWAYS lot of typos.
So Ihave to give it a critical look when I have finished writing.
In mo
Hi!
I would say that the "de facto" language (if not the official one) of the list is English. So if you can speak English, I would advise
you to use it. But if you can not speak English, you may ask in Spanish, add an automatic translation, and kindly ask someone to help
you correct the transl
bigblop wrote:
Is there any chance that LyX in the future will support spell check on fly,
where each misspelled word is underlined with a red line in the editor if
its incorrectly spelled?
If someone can be bothered to do it.
I hope it will be less intrusive than a _red_ line though,
seeing
bigblop wrote:
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
bigblop wrote:
I always convert to .pdf and don't like to see the image in the LyX
editor,
only in the created pdf. But are there other advantages that I don't get?
LyX watches if the image is externally modified.
Jürgen
Ok it
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