Re: Bullet selection not respected in french
Guenter Milde schrieb: On 2009-10-15, Hellmut Weber wrote: Jean-Marc Lasgouttes schrieb: Ignacio García writes: "Listes « itemize » : – les marqueurs traditionnels du type « • » sont remplacés par défaut par des tirets doubles « – », ou par un autre marqueur choisi par l’utilisateur (voir section 3)." This is a known problem (see for example ticket #2277). The problem is that the code for changing bullets is output before loading babel, whereas it should have been done after the loading of babel. I can live with that situation and edit the exported LaTeX file correspondingly for the final version. You could try to copy the bullet-changing code from the Source View (with view complete doc) into an ERT-inset at the beginning of your document. (untested) Hi Guenter, thanks for this suggestion, I'll try it next week when I'm back at home Cheers Hellmut -- Dr. Hellmut Weber m...@hellmutweber.de Degenfeldstraße 2 tel +49-89-3081172 D-80803 München-Schwabing mobil +49-172-8450321 please: No DOCs, no PPTs. why: tinyurl.com/cbgq
Re: Bullet selection not respected in french
On 2009-10-15, Hellmut Weber wrote: > Jean-Marc Lasgouttes schrieb: >> Ignacio García writes: >>> "Listes « itemize » : >>> – les marqueurs traditionnels du type « • » sont remplacés par défaut >>> par des tirets doubles « – », ou par un autre marqueur choisi par >>> l’utilisateur (voir section 3)." >> This is a known problem (see for example ticket #2277). The problem is >> that the code for changing bullets is output before loading babel, >> whereas it should have been done after the loading of babel. > I can live with that situation and edit the exported LaTeX file > correspondingly for the final version. You could try to copy the bullet-changing code from the Source View (with view complete doc) into an ERT-inset at the beginning of your document. (untested) Günter
Re: finding some classes and styles
On 10/16/2009 09:21 AM, Jeremy C. Reed wrote: Installing lyx created: /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/broadway.cls /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/hollywood.cls /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/lyxchess.sty /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/lyxskak.sty /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/revtex.cls /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/broadway.layout /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/hollywood.layout /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/revtex.layout /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/revtex4.layout When I do a ktrace of lyx and a reconfigure I don't see it ever look in /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/. Broadway is marked unavailable. When I choose it anyways, it says it can't find its style related to the layout file. ktrace doesn't seem to show me where it is looking. It's LaTeX that needs to know to look in /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/, I would think. rh
Re: Customizing toolbar
Lizardo H. C. M. Nunes wrote: > 1. I'm creating a toolbar. How can I assign an icon for a command-sequence > item in a toolbar? There's a (pretty under-documented) lyx function "call" for this purpose. Have a look at the documentation of LFUN_CALL in Help > LyX Functions. I haven't tried it myself, but it seems to do what you're looking for. > 2. How can I create a PopMenu in a toolbar? Is it possible to set an icon > for a PopMenu? How can I assign an icon for a PopMenu? Have a look at the existing PopupMenu's in stdtoolbars.inc. An icon is displayed if an icon with the command sequence's name exists. Jürgen
Re: finding some classes and styles
Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > Broadway is marked unavailable. When I choose it anyways, it says it > can't find its style related to the layout file. ktrace doesn't seem to > show me where it is looking. > > Any ideas on how to configure lyx at built time so these are recognized? You need to copy the *.cls and *.sty files in your TEXMF tree and run texhash. Jürgen
finding some classes and styles
Installing lyx created: /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/broadway.cls /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/hollywood.cls /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/lyxchess.sty /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/lyxskak.sty /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/revtex.cls /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/broadway.layout /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/hollywood.layout /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/revtex.layout /usr/pkg/share/lyx/layouts/revtex4.layout When I do a ktrace of lyx and a reconfigure I don't see it ever look in /usr/pkg/share/lyx/tex/. Broadway is marked unavailable. When I choose it anyways, it says it can't find its style related to the layout file. ktrace doesn't seem to show me where it is looking. Any ideas on how to configure lyx at built time so these are recognized?
Re: Convering resume to lyx (it uses res.cls package)
rgheck writes: > The problem is that LyX doesn't know about the res package. What we > call "layout files" (*.layout) are what tell LyX about the various > document classes, such as article.cls, etc, etc. So you have a couple > options. > > (i) Make a layout file for res.cls. This is not a trivial matter, but > it is not impossible, either. Probably you could start with one of the > layouts for a different CV class, and modify that. See Chapter 5 of > the Customization manual for details. Note that res.cls uses a syntax that will not be easy to convert for a LyX layout file. JMarc
Re: Convering resume to lyx (it uses res.cls package)
On 10/16/2009 02:32 AM, Derek Kulinski wrote: Hello, First of all I would like to say I'm a total novice in using LaTeX. I recently tried LyX and I just fell in love with it. Anyway, before I tried LyX I created my resume in pure LaTeX. I simply found an example and modified it to my needs. I tried to convert it to LyX format, but I was unsuccessful. When I use tex2lyx: $ tex2lyx -f resume.tex resume.lyx I'm getting following error: Error: Could not find layout for textclass "res". The res.cls is a standard package that was installed by texlive-latex-extra package on Ubuntu 9.04 (which I'm using). Please advise me what should I do to convert my resume to LyX format. The problem is that LyX doesn't know about the res package. What we call "layout files" (*.layout) are what tell LyX about the various document classes, such as article.cls, etc, etc. So you have a couple options. (i) Make a layout file for res.cls. This is not a trivial matter, but it is not impossible, either. Probably you could start with one of the layouts for a different CV class, and modify that. See Chapter 5 of the Customization manual for details. (ii) Create a new document in LyX. Choose one of the other CV layouts. Now cut and paste from your old CV into your new one. Both will work. Richard
Re: Urgent: Latex error with version 1.6.4.1
I checked all the paragraphs and they were already "Standard" type. I don't really know what happend...any other suggestion? Thanks in advance for the help!
Re: Different font for URLs in footnote…
Dear Günter,
thank you, this works fine! I did not have to uncomment the
\usepackage-line…
Best
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Am 15.10.2009 um 22:14 schrieb Guenter Milde:
On 2009-10-15, jezZiFeR wrote:
Dear list,
I use Bibdesk 1.3.22 on OSX with Lyx, BiblateX and Wassenhoven
biblatex style. My BibTex-database is created with BibDesk. When I
have web-references in footnotes, the URLs are always displayed in a
different font from all the other text, in a letter-style. How
could I
get rid of that, so that also the URLs are displayed with the same
font?
Do you need any further information of my setup?
Is it a monospaced font? This is the default of the "url" package
which
might be called by some of the packages you use.
You can try
% \usepackage{url}
\urlstyle{same}
in the preamble. (uncomment the \usepackage line, if you get an
"Unknown command \urlstyle" error.
Günter
