Am Monday 17 January 2011 17:18:59 schrieb Julien Rioux:
>
> If you're looking for advices on how to build from source, I usually do
1) sudo apt-get remove lilypond lyx
Thanks, Julien,
what is the reason to remove lyx if I have the latest already?
Wolfgang
I juse LyX and Dropbox in collaboration with my team mates, and the problem
is that when you have opened a file, another user edits it and sync it
through
dropbox, LyX wont open the new version, it opens a buffered copy or
something.
We have to close LyX each time we want to open an updated docume
Am 18.01.2011 um 11:17 schrieb Christian Wilhelmsen:
> I juse LyX and Dropbox in collaboration with my team mates, and the problem
> is that when you have opened a file, another user edits it and sync it through
> dropbox, LyX wont open the new version, it opens a buffered copy or
> something.
Am 18.01.2011 um 12:08 schrieb Stephan Witt:
> Am 18.01.2011 um 11:17 schrieb Christian Wilhelmsen:
>
>> I juse LyX and Dropbox in collaboration with my team mates, and the problem
>> is that when you have opened a file, another user edits it and sync it
>> through
>> dropbox, LyX wont open th
Hi,
I just got into some minor issue with the handling of the natbib package in
Lyx 2.0.0b3. There is a "merge" option in natbib that allows for
concatenating two bibliographic entries into a single one. Adding this
option to the package allows for changing the usual command
\cite{ref1, ref2}
to
>De: Jose Quesada
>Asunto: highlight current line or make cursor bigger?
>
>Is there a way to highlight current line or make cursor bigger?
>I've changed colors, but still I find myself losing this little guy often.
Have a bigger cursor is a feature that I want very much.
I want to have an option
On 01/18/2011 02:47 AM, Jose Quesada wrote:
Hi,
I seem to remember I could hide and recover the outline with a shortcut.
I'm looking but I cannot find any toggle-outine function on the docs
(lyx svn).
A search produces LFUN_OUTLINE_UP and friends only.
Do you know the function name?
Is Alt-D,
Hallo all,
some years I was absent from this list, but not away from LyX. I'm
really happy using this wonderful tool, and happy to see that it is
living and growing. So thank you very much for all your efforts and
time! I would like to make a small donation, but found no bank account
number on the
On 01/18/2011 08:53 AM, M.B. Schiekel wrote:
Hallo all,
some years I was absent from this list, but not away from LyX. I'm
really happy using this wonderful tool, and happy to see that it is
living and growing. So thank you very much for all your efforts and
time! I would like to make a small do
On 18/01/2011 3:21 AM, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
what is the reason to remove lyx if I have the latest already?
To avoid a version clash when you make install the development version.
Other ways to prevent this without removing your previous lyx are
a) don't run make install
b) run ./configu
On 18/01/2011 6:06 AM, Frédéric Perez wrote:
Hi,
I just got into some minor issue with the handling of the natbib package in
Lyx 2.0.0b3. There is a "merge" option in natbib that allows for
concatenating two bibliographic entries into a single one. Adding this
option to the package allows for ch
Dave Bursik wrote:
> I've also had the cursor randomly jump to another location in the text
> causing me to type into the wrong place. I've noticed the cursor jumping
> in other applications, but not the pasting problem - that seems specific
> to LyX.
>
> I'm using a multi-button mouse instead of
Stephan Witt wrote:
> With your use case I would ask for a buffer (file) reload menu item.
this request was evaluated as wontfix, somewhere in bugzilla.
> But indeed currently LyX doesn't check for changes of the file on disk
> behind it's back on file open. This one I'd rate as a bug.
> Please,
Pavel Sanda lyx.org> writes:
>
> Dave Bursik wrote:
> > I've also had the cursor randomly jump to another location in the text
> > causing me to type into the wrong place. I've noticed the cursor jumping
> > in other applications, but not the pasting problem - that seems specific
> > to LyX.
> >
Hi everyone,
I wonder if there's any way to get LyX to treat enter on the numeric keypad
like
the main return key? Particularly ctrl+enter to start a new row in multiline
equations?
I notice in preferences that ctrl+return is bound to "newline-insert newline",
and so I tried adding a key bi
Dave Bursik wrote:
> That's certainly a possibility; however, I'm not touching the computer at all,
> and am pretty careful about touching the mouse's middle button. It
> seems that deleted text suddenly appears after a save or spellcheck,
> sometimes the same text in multiple locations, suggesting
Jim Oldfield wrote:
> I notice in preferences that ctrl+return is bound to "newline-insert
> newline",
> and so I tried adding a key binding from ctrl+enter to that. But it doesn't
> seem to work, and when I reopen the preferences dialog the mapping has
> disappeared.
this "ctrl+enter" appear
> From: Pavel Sanda
> To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
>
> Jim Oldfield wrote:
> > I notice in preferences that ctrl+return is bound to "newline-insert
>newline",
>
> > and so I tried adding a key binding from ctrl+enter to that. But it
> > doesn't
>
> > seem to work, and when I reopen the pr
Jim Oldfield wrote:
> > > seem to work, and when I reopen the preferences dialog the mapping has
> > > disappeared.
> >
> > this "ctrl+enter" appears in keybinding dialog if you hit your main
> >enter+ctrl?
>
> That's correct.
and is it specific to this key? (i mean if you try to bind compl
From: Pavel Sanda
>
> Jim Oldfield wrote:
> > > > seem to work, and when I reopen the preferences dialog the mapping
> > > > has
> > > > disappeared.
> > >
> > > this "ctrl+enter" appears in keybinding dialog if you hit your main
> > >enter+ctrl?
> >
> > That's correct.
>
> and is it
Jim Oldfield wrote:
> Example of strange keybinding behaviour: in LyX 2.0, trying to rebind the
> unmodified key (which actually has an existing behaviour) causes it to behave
> like the modified enter. This appears in the user.bind file:
> \unbind "KP_Enter" "break-paragraph"
> \bind "^M" "past
hi everyone:
I used \eqnarray to input an equation with both very long left hand
side and right hand side. to enter display mode first, then
Command+enter. there are three boxes at each row. No matter how I
adjusted the position of the equation in these three boxes. The result
turns out to
> From: xiaochu
> I used \eqnarray to input an equation with both very long left hand side
>and right hand side. to enter display mode first, then Command+enter. there
>are
>three boxes at each row. No matter how I adjusted the position of the
>equation
>in these three boxes. The resul
Hi Jim:
the ams alignment works pretty good for my case. I put "=" and "+"
in the left
box, other part of the equation in the right hand. thanks a lot for your
suggestion!
lynette
On 1/18/11 5:54 PM, Jim Oldfield wrote:
From: xiaochu
I used \eqnarray to input an equation with both ve
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