On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 11:42 AM, Will Parsons
wrote:
> I'd like to produce a document that shows changes from the previous
> revision using changebars. I've imported the "Change bars" module,
> enabled change tracking, and everything works, but the changed tex
7;d like to produce a document that shows changes from the previous
revision using changebars. I've imported the "Change bars" module,
enabled change tracking, and everything works, but the changed text is
highlighted in blue in addition to being indicated by the change
bars.
Since t
I'd like to produce a document that shows changes from the previous
revision using changebars. I've imported the "Change bars" module,
enabled change tracking, and everything works, but the changed text is
highlighted in blue in addition to being indicated by the change
bar
Martin A. Hansen:
> it is possible to offset change bars in a very ugly way.
>
> 1) take a piece of text
> 2) enable change bars
> 3) delete one word
> 4) insert a whitespace after the word before the deleted word
>
> now, the double whitespace is collapsed by lyx when mov
it is possible to offset change bars in a very ugly way.
1) take a piece of text
2) enable change bars
3) delete one word
4) insert a whitespace after the word before the deleted word
now, the double whitespace is collapsed by lyx when moving the curser, but
at the same time the change bar for
hello
while using lyx 1.3.6 compiled with the change bars patch, i noticed
that change bars and lineno package malbehaves.
i am currently starring at a ps file where i deleted a bit of text
covering two lines -> the resulting change bars shows strike-out of
the line number - that should
x27;t work) I reverted to the original version. I think that it was
> > after that episode that just a few problems arose to do with conversion
> > such as having to run View twice for a first printing during a Lyx
> > session.
> >
> > Its not only that the change bar
blems arose to do with conversion such as having to run
> View twice for a first printing during a Lyx session.
>
> Its not only that the change bars are not shown. Deleted text (strike
> throughs) print but without the strike through.
>
> Seems like dvipost isn't being invoke
Roger:
Hmm. I'm not sure what to suggest. If you have dvipost installed, you've
reset the outer margin, and you are creating the PDF from View > PDF
(dvipdfm) then I'm stumped.
I would doublecheck the installation and review the Wiki page, be sure
that change bars are on, and
Jane
Thanks for the suggestion.
I tried changing the out margin to quite a large value but still no sign of
change bars.
Roger
On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 02:47 am, Jane McKean wrote:
> Roger:
>
> I've found that you need to change the outer margins so that the change
> bars sho
or PDF the change bars don't appear.
> > Is there ant way of having them appear on the printed page?
>
> Did you install dvipost, which is used for the change bars in the output?
> If not, grab it here:
> http://freshmeat.net/projects/dvipost/?topic_id=857%2C854
> Note
Roger:
I've found that you need to change the outer margins so that the change
bars show. With my normal, printing margins the change bars were off the
page.
Go to Layout > Document > Margins and change the outer margins to
something like 2.25 and see if they show up when you
Roger McMurtrie wrote:
> The change tracking function is working well on screen but when I View->DVI
> or PDF the change bars don't appear.
> Is there ant way of having them appear on the printed page?
Did you install dvipost, which is used for the change bars in the output?
If
The change tracking function is working well on screen but when I View->DVI or
PDF the change bars don't appear.
Is there ant way of having them appear on the printed page?
Roger
>>>>> "Jane" == Jane McKean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jane> Hi there: Thank you for the new release of LyX! I have two files
Jane> that incorporate change bars into the 1.3.6 release; a diff file
Jane> and a bzip file. We fixed a couple of bugs too. I
artin
On 28/07/05, Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jane McKean wrote:
> > Hi there:
> > I've managed to upload both files and the patch description to the Wiki:
> > http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/ChangeTrackingLyx1-3-2
> >
> > Scroll down to "Ch
Angus:
Your rewrite of the Wiki page is beautiful! Thank you so much. Much,
much better; really improved the content. Well done.
Thanks!
--jane
Jane McKean wrote:
> Hi there:
> I've managed to upload both files and the patch description to the Wiki:
> http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/ChangeTrackingLyx1-3-2
>
> Scroll down to "Change bars and 1.3.6" for a look.
Thanks a million, Jane. However, whilst the patch is
Hi there:
I've managed to upload both files and the patch description to the Wiki:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tips/ChangeTrackingLyx1-3-2
Scroll down to "Change bars and 1.3.6" for a look.
Again, many thanks,
--jane
Hi there:
I'm having trouble sending the uncompressed diff file to this email
address. I'm going to try compressing it and send it again, and then
post it to the Wiki.
thanks,
--jane
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Jane McKean
Technical Documentation
PathScale, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi there:
Thank you for the new release of LyX! I have two files that
incorporate change bars into the 1.3.6 release; a diff file and a bzip
file. We fixed a couple of bugs too. I tried to send this email with
both files attached and the file was bounced back for being too large,
then I tried
Hi there:
Attached is second patch file, the bzip archive for the patch to 1.3.6
for change bars (with a couple of bug fixes).
See my previous message for the diff file and details about the patch.
Thanks,
--jane
--
Jane McKean
Technical Documentation
PathScale, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
lyx
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> ill upload the patch and update the wiki when this is solved and i get a
> change to do some throrough testing of "track changes".
Just let me know if you have problems uploading the file :-) (e-mail me
directly)
/Christian
--
Christian Ridderstr
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> strangely enuf, change bars doesnt seem to be very stable.
Why is it strange? The stuff is essentially untested.
> redoing the view->pdf a couple of times in a row suddenly may give
> warnings:
> xdvi: Warning: /var/lib/texmf/dvips/config/ps2pk.map:
progress is happening ...
now, the configure thing is something annoying i will check up on
later on - now i want to get change-bars going - and it is happening!
it seems to be important where you place the cursor in the document
when enabling "track changes". placing the cursor
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> ok - after setting up a ~/.lyx/preferences file with the missing line
> \converter dvi ps "dvips -o $$o $$i" ""
> then i am able to View->PDF
Great! I'd suggest trying to find out why the configure script is failing
to find dvips. To see what's going on, I'd add some "ec
ok - after setting up a ~/.lyx/preferences file with the missing line
\converter dvi ps "dvips -o $$o $$i" ""
then i am able to View->PDF
now, this is the output from lyx console (dvipost-1.0 is installed system wide):
This is dvips(k) 5.92b Copyright 2002 Radical Eye Software (www.radicaleye.c
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> i am getting closer at a solution.
>
> i tried to manually insert the suggested \convert lines in my
> ~/.lyx/lyxrc.default
Don't use this; it is regenerated automatically by Edit->Reconfigure.
You'll lose your additions. Create a new file ~/.lyx/preferences for your
own
i am getting closer at a solution.
i tried to manually insert the suggested \convert lines in my
~/.lyx/lyxrc.default
only the dvips line was missing - and that worked. now, i was
wondering why i am not allowed changing the converter from inside lyx?
pressing the preferences->converters->new but
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> its been discussed at the list previously, but i never found the
> solution:
>
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg40165.html
So did you follow Paul Rubin's final suggestion through?
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users%40lists.lyx.org/msg40178.html
thanks angus!
lyx builds nicely after applying the patch. i can enable "track
changes" upon starting lyx, however, an old problem is reoccuring
preventing me from testing further.
its been discussed at the list previously, but i never found the solution:
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lis
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> well angus
>
> i have no idea how to make such a patch. one could of cause carefully
> read the diff man page, but then what?
>
> anyhows, id like to contribute in some way beyond documentation and
> bugreports. alas, i only know perl and my second language is going to
Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> > unfortunately change bars did not make it into the lyx 1.3.6 release.
>
> No, that would require a file format change, something that we will not
> countenance for a bug fix release.
>
> > i am looki
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> unfortunately change bars did not make it into the lyx 1.3.6 release.
No, that would require a file format change, something that we will not
countenance for a bug fix release.
> i am looking forward for the change bars to move into an official
> releas
hello
unfortunately change bars did not make it into the lyx 1.3.6 release. i
am looking forward for the change bars to move into an official release
because otherwise i am not sure what happens to the bug reports and
suggestions submitted to the list. maybe someone knows?
in the mean time
Martin A. Hansen wrote:
> (lyx automatically removes the double-space as lyx normally does -
> however the crossed-out sections is now moved one character in the rest
> of the paragraph!)
> should this bug, which is in an unofficial patch, be reported via bugzilla?
No. This bug has been fixed in 1
inserting space in deleted text offsets all deletions in the rest of the
paragraph.
to reproduce:
1) enter a piece of text
2) enable track changes
3) delete the text
(the text now shos red and crossed out)
4) insert a double-space within the crossed out text
(the space shows as an ordinary
On Tue, 3 May 2005, Angus Leeming wrote:
> Omair-Inam Abdul-Matin wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm trying to patch my lyx with the change bars. I keep getting asked a
> > password at the wiki site. Could someone tell me what I need to do to
> > get
Omair-Inam Abdul-Matin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to patch my lyx with the change bars. I keep getting asked a
> password at the wiki site. Could someone tell me what I need to do to
> get to the patch?
>
> Thanks,
> Omair
The password is LyXers
--
Angus
Hi,
I'm trying to patch my lyx with the change bars. I keep getting asked a
password at the wiki site. Could someone tell me what I need to do to
get to the patch?
Thanks,
Omair
gt; LyX will not be able to produce output.
> [OK]
>
> I can see the file on screen, but can't output it at all.
>
> The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine (except that it doesn't have
> change bars).
>
> Any ideas? Workarounds?
Maybe running Tools->Reconfigure is needed.
Andre'
The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine (except that it doesn't have
change bars).
Any ideas? Workarounds?
You may want to try the patch by Johnathan Burchill at the following
link.. Johnathan adapted John Levon's change tracking code in cvs
and created this patch for 1.3.2 ..
The document uses a missing TeX class "article".
> LyX will not be able to produce output.
> [OK]
Does Tools->Reconfigure, followed by restarting LyX help any?
> I can see the file on screen, but can't output it at all.
>
> The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine
he document uses a missing TeX class "article".
LyX will not be able to produce output.
[OK]
I can see the file on screen, but can't output it at all.
The earlier version (1.3.3) works just fine (except that it doesn't have
change bars).
Any ideas? Workarounds?
Thanks in
On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 01:53:22AM -0600, P. Douglas Innes wrote:
> I must admit that I'm not even anything resembling
> a programmer, I just use Lyx to edit technical documents, at my
> bosses request. My problem is that I need to insert change bars
> to our document, to sho
I must admit that I'm not even anything resembling a programmer, I just
use Lyx to edit technical documents, at my bosses request. My problem is
that I need to insert change bars to our document, to show the
differences from version to version. I read on this mailing list that
someone is
poete stephane wrote:
>
> It appears that, if a change occurs in a particular row of a table, it
> is not possible to set the change bar only on the row that changed,
> since there is a pdflatex error if one tries to put a \cbend before the
> end of the tabular. For all the tests I did, it appear
I am currently using Lyx to edit technical documents.
I need to set change bars in my documents, so I used the chbar.sh
script.
It appears that, if a change occurs in a particular row of a table, it
is not possible to set the change bar only on the row that changed,
since there is a pdflatex
Friedemann Baitinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| does LyX understand the concept of highlighting updates to an existing
| document by placing "change bars" in the margin area next to all updates
| relative to a previous version?
No not currently.
| If yes, how is this fe
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does LyX understand the concept of highlighting updates to an existing
document by placing "change bars" in the margin area next to all updates
relative to a previous version? If yes, how is this feature controlled?
If not, are there an
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