Thank you Günter and Julien, you have helped me understand LyX better and
suggested good workarounds.
Ryan Bennink wrote:
> One of the main reasons I'm trying LyX is that it was claimed to be more
> compatible with raw LaTeX than Scientific Word, which I have used for years.
can you share the source where from comes this claim? compatibilty with pure
latex is one of the weakest point of lyx i woul
>> Thanks for the response Julien. I am starting to use math macros. But a
>> limitation of them is that I have to create them in LyX; they aren't
>> automatically generated when I import LaTeX files I have written by hand
>> (which I have a lot of!), and the result is a bunch of ugly formulas
>
> On 26/01/2011 2:33 PM, Bennink, Ryan S. wrote:
> > I am fairly new to LyX. I have been disappointed to find that simple
commands defined via \newcommand and
> \DeclareMathOperator in the preamble (for example, \newcommand{\sinc}{sinc})
appear as "evil red
> text" onscreen. In fact, they lo
Hi Ryan,
(list c.c.ed)
On 26/01/2011 4:33 PM, Bennink, Ryan S. wrote:
Thanks for the response Julien. I am starting to use math macros. But a
limitation of them is that I have to create them in LyX; they aren't
automatically generated when I import LaTeX files I have written by hand (which
On 26/01/2011 2:33 PM, Bennink, Ryan S. wrote:
I am fairly new to LyX. I have been disappointed to find that simple commands defined
via \newcommand and \DeclareMathOperator in the preamble (for example,
\newcommand{\sinc}{sinc}) appear as "evil red text" onscreen. In fact, they
look exactly
