Hi, another question! :)
I have some figures with captions with citations. I naturally don't want
that the citations show up in the List of Figures.
I found out that the correct Latex way would be to put something like:
\caption[Spielfeld]{Spielfeld \cite[S. 17]{robosoccer}
in ERT, but where do
Hi!
How do I center a hanging caption?
\begin{center} \hangcaption{Auswertung des Beschleunigungssensors
\protect \\ ohne die ersten beiden Messwerte} \end{center}
doesn't work, the caption is aligned left. The table above is centered.
thanks
marksu
> http://www.lyx.org/help/mathstuff/equations/equations.html
>
> alt-m-m for inlinemode
> alt-m-c for displaymode (own paragraph and by default centered)
That would be alt-m-d... (I got that from your page ;)
And I might add: _now_ I know after spending half the centering formulas
by hand...
:)
> I just downloaded xgfe and tried to install from source (the rpm links
> weren't working) and rec'd an error. Did you install this to a Linux box?
> Did you have any problems?
Yes.
No (with Debian).
:)
Which error did you receive? xgfe needs libqt1.
ciao
marksu
Hi!
I have a problem with creating a dvi-file. I've extracted the smallest
piece of text that produces the error. I'm sorry, but I can't see my
error. No manual additions were done. This is an excerpt from the
logfile:
! Undefined control sequence.
l.23 \centering \( v_{G}=\s
> Instead of me blindly trying out a bunch of packages, I thought I would
> see what other LyX users are using. I want to include a series of graphs
> in my thesis. I have tables of data for some of the data, and for others
> I have the function. What is the recommended tool? In the bad old days
Nelson Hogg wrote:
>
> I can see that others have had problems with figure rendering in lyx but
> I can't find the solution. Maybe one of you experts can point me there.
> Before upgrading to mandrake 8.1 figures were rendered properly in the
> lyx window. Now it just says "rendering" and the box
> root@minduin:/home/rod > ldd /usr/X11R6/bin/lyx
> libforms.so.0.89 => not found
> libXpm.so.4 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.so.4 (0x4002)
[..]
> how can I do to add this lib to my path, it is installed at
> /usr/X11R6/lib/libforms.so.0.89
Since it finds libXpm which is in the sam
> lyx: error while loading shared libraries: libforms.so.0.89: cannot load
> shared object file: No such file or directory
>
> but xforms-0.89-302 are already installed on my computer
Do an 'ldd /lyx' to see which libraries are found and which not.
You probably lack a library path.
ciao
marksu
Hi!
Heres the next question: :)
I have a rather longish table description and it looks like:
Table: texttexttexttexttexttext
texttexttexttexttext
but I would like to have:
Table: texttexttexttexttexttext
texttexttexttexttext
How do I achieve that?
thanks for the help
marksu
Hi!
I'm using 1.1.6fix3 with Debian/unstable. I try to have a table in a
table float with the caption below the table.
When I enter the table directly behind the 'Table:' text, I get:
(Float) Table:
instead of:
(Float)
Table:
Compiling that leads to two error
> > 1) replace package 'gs-aladdin' (6.50-5) with 'gs' (5.50-8)
>
> this is because of a ghostscript bug, fixed in more recent versions.
Yup, I know, but there is currently no newer package than that in
Debian/unstable.
> > 2) type 'xhost +' or just 'xhost +' (just '+' opens your
> > display to
Hi!
Since this question pops up rather often, heres the solution for Lyx
1.1.6fix3 for Debian (and probably other distros, too):
1) replace package 'gs-aladdin' (6.50-5) with 'gs' (5.50-8)
2) type 'xhost +' or just 'xhost +' (just '+' opens your
display to everyone!)
If gs-aladdin gets updated,
Hi!
Sorry, I know this has been asked before, but I can't find it in the
archives.
I'm using 1.1.6fix3 on Debian/unstable and the problem is, that figures
don't show with lyx. The dvis are ok. Under the figure theres just the
text "[rendering...]". Lyx starts a gs process (from ps ax):
gs -sDEV
Hi!
Andre asked me to explain that a bit. Sorry, I was a bit short here!
> Is there a clever way to produce a list of important symbols or are
> tables the solution (where sorting would be clumsy)?
You often see in a thesis right after the TOC a list of variables,
constants, vectors, abbreviatio
Hi!
Is there a clever way to produce a list of important symbols or are
tables the solution (where sorting would be clumsy)?
thanks,
marksu
debs, debs, where are the debs?
;)
marksu
Hi!
Probably stupid question: I'm using 1.1.6fix2 with Debian and I am
trying to make a linebreak in a table. CF or ctrl-CR don't work. I know
from the past and from comments on this list, that there must be a knob
for 'allow linebreaks', but where is it?
Its not in Layout->Tabular and not in Edi
Hi!
> insert some ctrl-enter behind last bla or in tex red
> \vspace{2cm}
Well, thanks, I thought of that, but it looked to 'wordish' to be the
right thing. :)
Especialy that the text is written over the figure doesn't look right.
Is there a special reason for this behaviour?
thanks
marksu
Hi!
I have an eps as floatflt . The figure is higher than the text beside
it. Problem is that after the text ends a new subsubsection begins. The
title of the section is set to the right of the figure and the text is
right over the figure.
Instead of:
blablablabla
bla
|| bla
|| b
Hi!
Just to give another example of excellent Unix installation procedures:
take a look at Debian.
Installing lyx is this line (as root): 'apt-get install lyx'. Thats it.
apt resolves all dependencies, loads all needed packages from the
configured source (cd, nfs, ftp, http) and installs them. It
> Is anyone interested in packaging 1.1.6 for Debian ?? It will be great.
There is a maintainer for lyx and he promised to pack 1.1.6 as soon as
fix2 would come out.
He found fix1 too buggy (which, methinks, is correct according to the
comments here on the list)
ciao
marksu
Hi!
> If you search the mail archives this topic came up in the last week or
> two for the case of using debian systems. Try using keywords like
> "debian", "inline view" and "image" at:
I have the same problem here and even with help from Allan I can't find
the relevant posting.
Could someone
Hi!
I'm using fancyhdr to format the headings. Now I want to get rid of
those in the bibliography. Problem is, where to put the \lhead{}?
If I put it before the bib, the last text-page has no headers, too. If
its inside the bib, the latex codes splits the bib in two and behind
only the last page
> You are quite a bit right ...
> URL's are not possible, when the footnote belongs to a section
> and not the standard-format.
Hey thanks, thats it!
Just to be curious: why is this so?
ciao
marksu
Hi!
> It's not possible to put an URL in a footnote. You have to choose
> the real textmode, like http:// ...
Sorry, no, its possible. There are other footnotes with urls before
this. I can compile those without problems.
This is, what confuses me: there are no differences between those. Is
this
Hi!
This is a small part of a document, that was only created with Lyx. I
get this strange error I can't fix.
It says:
! Undefined control sequence.
\Url Error ->\url used in a movong argument.
l.50 }}
I've attached the important part. You'll probably get 51 errors - 50 of
them because I sni
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