LyX 1.0.0pre7 990106 snapshot

1999-01-07 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes


Hello,

Since our fearless leader Lars is not here to make new prereleases of
LyX for everybody's consumption, I decided to make a snapshot of the
current cvs repository available from my own WWW space. It can be
found at

http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/lyx-1.0.0pre7-990107.tar.gz
or
http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~lasgoutt/lyx/lyx-1.0.0pre7-990107.tar.bz2

The .bz2 version is somewhat smaller, and you need bzip2 to unpack it.

Here is what the CHANGES file has to say about recent events:

since 1.0.0pre6
- first draft of german translation of Extended.lyx (Pit)
- Fix a bug with spaces in math labels (Alejandro)
- Set the timeout for ispell to 15 seconds instead of 2 (JMarc)
- Make the update button of Insert->Cross_Reference remember what the
  current entry was (JMarc)
- fix bug where bibliography insets were not deleted when switching
  to another layout (JMarc)
- fix the change case functions which did not work (and corrupted
  memory) after footnotes (JMarc)
- fix newly introduced bug which prevented Compose key from working (JMarc)
- Added french menu bindings fr_menus.bind; not yet complete (Emmanuel) 
- Protected spaces are output as plain spaces in LaTeX code (Edmar)
- Better support for Aspell (Kevin Atkinson)



Please test the new changes, especially if you reported a bug which is
supposed to be fixed now.

Have fun.

JMarc

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LyX executable size

1999-01-07 Thread Reuben Thomas

...more out of interest than anything else: why is my LyX 1.0.0pre6 binary
800Kb bigger than pre2? I've checked obvious things like it not being
stripped (they both are), and they're both linked to the same set of
shared libraries. The only difference I can think of is having upgraded
from GCC to EGCS between the two compiles, but surely that hasn't changed
things so much (both binaries were compiled with the default compiler
options anyway, of -O2).

I am currently awaiting with interest the compilation of the pre7 snapshot
I've just downloaded...

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Re: LyX executable size

1999-01-07 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

> "Reuben" == Reuben Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Reuben> ...more out of interest than anything else: why is my LyX
Reuben> 1.0.0pre6 binary 800Kb bigger than pre2? I've checked obvious
Reuben> things like it not being stripped (they both are), and they're
Reuben> both linked to the same set of shared libraries. The only
Reuben> difference I can think of is having upgraded from GCC to EGCS
Reuben> between the two compiles, but surely that hasn't changed
Reuben> things so much (both binaries were compiled with the default
Reuben> compiler options anyway, of -O2).

Reuben> I am currently awaiting with interest the compilation of the
Reuben> pre7 snapshot I've just downloaded...

Do you have the same set of shared libraries for both? (i.e., is your
libstdc++ shared for egcs?)

JMarc

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How to change the float placement?

1999-01-07 Thread Jitse Niesen

Is it possible to change the float placement optins for a single float in 
LyX? I know about the box in the Layout|Document menu, but I want to 
tune the placement of a particular float.

Jitse Niesen

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RE: LyX 1.0.0pre7 990106 snapshot

1999-01-07 Thread Carl Ollivier-Gooch


On 07-Jan-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

I have one complaint:

>- Protected spaces are output as plain spaces in LaTeX code (Edmar)

This is IMO incorrect.  One use of protected spaces is to ensure that "Figure 1"
all ends up on the same line.  I use this regularly (and in fact have thought
about updating the LaTeX output routines to replace a space before a reference 
with a protected space).  For this reason (and no doubt others that I can't
think of off the top of my head), outputing plain spaces instead of protected 
spaces is not acceptable, at least as an unchangeable default.

Carl

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Re: LyX 1.0.0pre7 990106 snapshot

1999-01-07 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

> "Carl" == Carl Ollivier-Gooch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Carl> On 07-Jan-99 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:

Carl> I have one complaint:

>> - Protected spaces are output as plain spaces in LaTeX code (Edmar)

Carl> This is IMO incorrect.  One use of protected spaces is to ensure
Carl> that "Figure 1" all ends up on the same line.  I use this
Carl> regularly (and in fact have thought about updating the LaTeX
Carl> output routines to replace a space before a reference with a
Carl> protected space).  For this reason (and no doubt others that I
Carl> can't think of off the top of my head), outputing plain spaces
Carl> instead of protected spaces is not acceptable, at least as an
Carl> unchangeable default.

Note that LaTeX code is the so-called ``Evil Red Text'', that is
explicit LaTeX code. In this mode you can always use ~ to get a
protected space.

The best way to fix this bug is probably to modify the CHANGES entry
;)

JMarc



Re: How to change the float placement?

1999-01-07 Thread Jean-Marc Lasgouttes

> "Jitse" == Jitse Niesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Jitse> Is it possible to change the float placement optins for a
Jitse> single float in LyX? I know about the box in the
Jitse> Layout|Document menu, but I want to tune the placement of a
Jitse> particular float.

It is not possible currently. However, you can try the following
(dirty) trick: put as the first characters of your float (before the
image) the float placement option marked as LaTeX (for ex. [ht]).

Hope this helps.

JMarc

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