Hello,
Question on v2.0.3, debian wheezy.
I am using the Romanian Standard keyboard layout, which uses diacritics
with comma-below, such as ș and ț.
They appear correctly in BOTH the interface and the pdf output, except I
still get the popup with the error:
Could not find Latex command for char
Hello,
I have a relatively large document (~70 pages) which contains a relatively
large number of references (138). I have not modified it in a few weeks, and
it compiles just fine.
However, I have now tried to add a reference (the 139th) and when I open the
bibliography window the list on the le
ticle more compact, but it seems the article class forces the
bibliography entries to be separated by a blank line...
I thought maybe the proc class might not have this feature.
But if there is another way to remove the blank lines between entries without
changing class, please let me know...
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Hello, list!
Question concerning proc document class:
Why is the proc document class not supported in lyx?
Can I still use lyx to write proc documents, by some workaround?
Thank you.
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Alexandru Cabuz
Doctoral Student
Université Montpellier II
France
Tel: +33 (0)4.67.14.47.34
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> Attached example.....
>
> HTH.
>
> --- Alexandru Cabuz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have an alignment problem inside a float.
> >
> > I have a figure and also an equation, and I want the
> &g
file plus the figure file and the pdf to make it
clear what I mean.
Thanks in advance for any useful suggestions anybody might have...
I use 1.3.6 on Debian testing.
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Alexandru Cabuz
Doctoral Student
Université Montpellier II
France
Tel: +33 (0)4.67.14.47.34
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> What is making you think Lyx does not see them?
because I go to Edit > Preferences > Screen Fonts and Helvetica is not on any
of the lists.
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Alexandru Cabuz
Doctoral Student
Université Montpellier II
France
Tel: +33 (0)4.67.14.47.34
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/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts /usr/local/share/fonts
~/.fonts
I have run fc-cache -f and restarted X and everything I could think of.
But Lyx does not seem to see them. Neither does Konsole for that matter.
Please help. Arial hurts my eyes.
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Alexandru Cabuz
Doctoral Student
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So is there a way to trick it into installing on a non ia64 machine like mine?
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
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Alexandru Cabuz
Doctoral Student
Université Montpellier II
France
Tel: +33 (0)4.67.14.47.34
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> only because i define in Layout -> Document -> Language ->
That's it.
The language for this document had been inexplicably defined as Romanian. I
changed that to Français (the default locale of my whole system) and now it
works. It's true that I am Romanian, but I have never used Lyx to write
> It seems (almost sure) that you need to install the latex-xft-fonts
> package.
latex-xft-fonts package is already installed...
Actually it's just the lyx interface that's messed up. When I export to ps,
the characters show up no problem, it's just in the gui that they show up
weird. Sorry I d
Hello,
I am working on Debian testing, with lyx 1.3.4.
Some capital greek letters in math mode are not showing or are showing up
something else. Capital Gamma shows a little square box. Capital Delta shows
a little kind of accent or something...
Most greek characters are OK though...
Does any
Hello, list,
Does anybody know, what is the convention for putting special functions such
as Bessel and Hankel functions in math formulas. Are they supposed to be
italicized like variables, or in math-text font, like sin, cos, tan, etc. Cos
there is no macro for Jn and Hn in the math palette.
> The outcome of it seems to be that spie.cls is crap, and that using
> citesort.sty might help (and Donald Arseneau is the man who should
> know about this stuff...)
I emailed him, but he's not responding and in the meantime I got a deadline
coming up.
But I figured what I can do is just write
> Do you use natbib, or some special bibliography stuff?
No. And I have tried changing bib styles, makes no difference.
Also, I should mention, I actually get 5 errors. The one I quoted in my
initial message is only the first. Then I get another error
Missing number, treated as zero.
...s~\cit
te my text from this one, and then make a new bibliography
and stuff, and see if I still get the error. Pain in the but though.
Alex.
Le Mardi 23 Mars 2004 16:43, Teletchéa Stéphane a écrit :
> Le mar 23/03/2004 à 16:22, Alexandru Cabuz a écrit :
> > I get this error before the first citati
I get this error before the first citation in the text.
Missing $ inserted.
...e \cite{Kosaka1998,Kosaka1999b,Baba2002b}.
I've inserted a begin-math/end-math symbol since I think
you left one out. Proceed, with fingers crossed.
I think there is
Hello list,
The font sizes available in the Format --> Character --> Size go from Small to
Normal to Large and beyond.
To what point sizes do these correspond?
For example does "normal" correspond to 12 point size?
More specifically I need to make the title 16 point, the author names and
aff
Hi,
I have a question concerning the compilation by hand of a tex file exported
from lyx. I have an article that I wrote in lyx and now I want to check
that/how it can be compiled directly, without lyx.
What happens is I export to latex, then I run latex on the file just like
that. It spits ou
> It seems that if you use the option "aps" of revtex4, it will use
> overcite. You can do that by adding "aps" to the Extra Options field
> of the document layout dialog.
aps is the default and it uses brackets for citations, not superscripts. "prb"
on the other hand seems to do the job.
Thanks
Hello,
I am writing an article in revtex 4 with aip bibtex style. I added
\usepackage{overcite} in the preamble and now I get Latex errors such as
>Extra \endgroup.
> ...kage described in~\cite{Johnson2001:mpb}.
>
>Things are pretty mixed up, bu
4, 16:45 GMT, Alexandru Cabuz wrote:
> > I am writing an article in two column format. What latex seems to do, is
> > that it evens up the body of the article in the two columns real nice,
> > then it draws a cool horizontal line, and then adds the bilbiography as
> > if
Hi,
I am writing an article in two column format. What latex seems to do, is that
it evens up the body of the article in the two columns real nice, then it
draws a cool horizontal line, and then adds the bilbiography as if it was a
totally different thing.
What I want to do is for the bilbiogr
> I do not understand this bug report. The speller uses the language of
> the text in the document to spellcheck.
Well, I don't know, from where I stand it certainly seems like it uses the
language in Preferences > Language Settings which is set for all documents.
Cos I change the language of t
Hello list,
When I go into format-> Document -> Language and set it to English, wouldn't
it be nice if the spell checker knew automatically to switch to English? Cos
the way it works right now, I have to go into preferences and tell the spell
checker that it's English, but then when I close the
> then when you use prettyref, you have to type \prettyref{eq|Max4} instead
Is there no way to get lyx to put in the "|" instead of the ":" directly or to
figure something out so I don't have to actually type the stuff? That's kinda
the benefit of using Lyx over direct Tex. You don't have to typ
>All we need to do is to import to a temp file, open that,
> then rename it appropriately.
I'm no lyx expert but that would have kinda been my thought.
Alex.
Hey list,
I brought this up on a different occasion but it seems to have gotten lost in
the shuffle.
The idea is that if I have a mydoc.lyx file in a directory and I also have a
mydoc.tex or mydoc.txt or whatever other importable format, when I do import
mydoc.tex, my mydoc.lyx gets wiped out
Thanks to Philippe for the bit about prettyref.
Mais. Il me manque encore des infos.
You give a man a fish you feed him for a day, you teach a man how to fish you
feed him for a lifetime. (Yes, "Him", for any political correctness freaks
out there)
In other words, how do all you people come up
Thanks. Now it works. For some reason I had inserted that ERT after the title
and it did not seem to work. Now it's OK though.
Alex.
> Note. if you redefine ':' (for example by \catcode`:=12) in the begining
> of the document to be able to use the original prettyref, you loose
> the definition of ':' in frenchb, and, for me, this is a bad solution.
I don't write the references, I just insert them using the menu. So I don't
act
> Add at the beginning of the document
> \catcode`:=12
> in latex mode.
Added that in ERT. Made no difference.
Also, I tried running lyx as
LANG="en_US" lyx&
and then tried again, no difference. Although that does not prove the problem
is not related to the locale. The rest of my system, in
> Do you have any proof for that claim?
Allright, I take that back.
I guess I am kinda still stuck in the Word Processing mode/mentality and
occasionally become annoyed I can't do this one "simple" thing. And this
Latex and Tex and document classes and bibtex styles and whatnot, are more
compl
> Sure. So please go searching.
I think the basic misunderstanding here is the fact that the lyx docs and the
developers have been trying to plug Lyx to a larger audience than it's really
suitable for. Lyx is a perfect tool, but not for all the people it's creators
claim it to be perfect for.
I keep getting these pesky latex errors whenever I try using prettyref.
It says.
Paragraph ended before [EMAIL PROTECTED] was complete.
I suspect you've forgotten a `}', causing me to apply this
control sequence to too much text. How can we recover?
My plan is to forget the whole thing an
Thanks, I got it now.
Also, one more highly technical question.
> IIRC this is a hard coded TeX limitation.
What does IIRC stand for?
Interestingly insofar as robust creativity...?
I infer regarding this crap... ?
Alex.
> Try putting \clearpage or similar in ERT just behind your first figure.
> What happens?
Very interesting.
No more Latex errors, but the figures are still bunched together. However,
they are not after the bibliography like they were before, now they are
before the bibliography, and there is on
> How large are your figures compared to the text height?
All my figures are fairly large. Like the smallest is about a third of a page,
and the largest takes up a full page.
I am using 12 point double spaced text.
So, I am aware that Lyx must be having a hell of a time formatting this thing.
Hello,
I was happily writing my "article" class document today today when I decided
to take a look at my work and did a Visualize -> Postscript
All of a sudden all my figures that had been scattered all through my paper
are bunched up at the end of the document, AFTER the bibliography. I could
> I seem to remember responding to a similar problem giving four lines of ERT
> that redefined [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Have you tried that?
Yeah, I tried both the stuff you sent me and the stuff in my previous email.
They both have the same effect. The captions are a little smaller (not much,
but
> It certainly depends on what stuff you added to the preamble...
Sorry, there was another thread where some people recommended this but I
forgot this would start a different thread and people wouldn't know what I
was talking about.
Here's what I added (I have no idea what any of it means, only
Hello,
My figure legends fonts are the same size as standard paragraphs (article
class). I would like to have the legends be a little smaller, cos this way
sometimes I don't know what's text and what's legend, for longer legends.
Alex.
What was the fake address? That shouldn't happen. But I got multiple
personalities set up in KMail and it's not impossible they are interfering.
But even if it responds to the wrong email address it should at least be a
correct email address.
> Well, let me understand your situation. You have
> In fact I don't use that floatflt, but you could try the
> \clearpage
> LaTeX command. It inserts a page break, but it also forces all the floats
> up to that point to be displayed. (LyX just inserts a \newpage command)
Made no difference.
I'll try to insulate figures from each other and from t
hello,
when I have one of those floatflt figures, the ones where text is supposed to
wrap around them, right at the end of the document, just before the bibtex
bibliography, the figure ends up getting laid out ON TOP of the bibliography,
on the bibliography page. Very strange sight. It seems it
> In what language is the document? Does changing the language help? I
> ask that because french may make the : character active and cause
> problems...
The document is written in French.
But I managed to fix that error, at the price of my document getting a little
mangled up. read on.
I expor
The document is written in French and lyx is running in French mode.
Now I got a bigger problem though.
I exported the file as LaTeX and I looked at the code. The paragraph giving
the error started like this.
\subsubsection{{}``Transversalité''}
Dans un premier temps, regardons ce qui se passe
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