I am trying to use the "derivative" package to get consistent use of
derivatives as operators, etc.
I have previously written my own macro:
\newcommand{\diff}{\mathrm{d}}
To produce dx/dt = ..., I thus write: \frac + space + \diff + space + x + TAB +
\diff + space + t + space = ...
This is quite fast. But now I an trying to use the "derivative" package.
My understanding is that to get
[cid:eed37c90-4f75-4050-a6bf-6e56905adb8a]
with "derivative", I should be able to write:
\dv[2]{x}{t} = f...
Is there a way to make this work with LyX?
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