Bo Peng wrote:
> > [fragile] should work, theoretically.
>
> No. It does not. :-(
Does it work if you insert the frame with ERT? I always pass options that way.
Jürgen
> You can also try to define an optional argument for Frame in the layout. We
> should do this anyway.
Simple replacement of plain with fragile does not seem to work.
Style BeginFragileFrame
KeepEmpty 1
LatexType Command
LatexName lyxframeend{}\lyxfragileframe
Margin
On 5/19/07, Jürgen Spitzmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bo Peng wrote:
> [fragile]
>
> Nothing works. See attached.
[fragile] should work, theoretically.
No. It does not. :-(
You can also try to define an optional argument for Frame in the layout. We
should do this anyway.
Then how about
On Sat, May 19, 2007 at 12:18:20AM -0500, Bo Peng wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I am trying to use listings with beamer, I learned
> that
>
> 1. beamer 3.07 is required.
>
> 2. listings can not be float (understandable)
>
> 3. the option fragile after \begin{frame} is
> necessary.
>
> How would I i
Bo Peng wrote:
> [fragile]
>
> Nothing works. See attached.
[fragile] should work, theoretically.
You can also try to define an optional argument for Frame in the layout. We
should do this anyway.
Jürgen
"You can pass options and an overlay specification to a frame by giving these
in TEX-mode as the first thing in the frame title. (Some magic is performed to
extract them in LYX-mode from there.)"
I tried
<[fragile]>
[]
[fragile]
Nothing works. See attached.
Bo
beamer-listings.lyx
Descriptio
Bo Peng wrote:
> How would I insert this [fragile] option in lyx?
Citing beameruserguide, p. 48:
"You can pass options and an overlay specification to a frame by giving these
in TEX-mode as the first thing in the frame title. (Some magic is performed to
extract them in LYX-mode from there.)"
Jür
