Re: points de suspensions
Oups ! Sorry, I thought this is a french list... Yes, french Babel is loaded, and the french normal "..." has no non-breaking spaces as english form has. My question about replace simple space with non-breaking spaces is to quote a verbatim. For exemple: "I'm very glade to be here" (N, L45) I need a non-breaking spaces between "N," and "L45" to avoid this: "I'm very glade to be here" (N, L45) I did type the text and so I'd like to use find/replace if possible... Thanks for your answers 2012/2/25 Liviu Andronic > Bonjour > Comme la liste est en anglais, je répondrai dans cette langue. > > > 2012/2/25 Cyril Dupuis : > > - les points de suspensions sont disposés à l'anglaise, avec un espace > > insécable entre chaque point. Est-il possible de modifier ce > comportement ? > > > What is the French behaviour in this case? I would expect that if you > load French Babel (do you?), the it should take care of most (all?) > Frech hyphenation and punctuation peculiarities. Again, what exactly > do you expect to get? > > > > - j'aimerais faire des rechercher/remplacer pour échanger certains > espaces > > simples avec des espaces insécables, mais même en faisant un > copier/coller, > > je n'arrive pas à indiquer à lyx de remplacer par un espace insécable... > > > In French, to the best of my knowledge, a non-breaking space is being > used before > » > : > ; > ! > ? > > and after > « > > As long as you use French Babel, LaTeX (and LyX) will automatically > take care of these for you. For example, simply write "Bonjour, ça > va?" (notice that there is no space before "?", non-breaking or > otherwise) and LaTeX will automatically insert a non-breaking space > before "?" in the PDF output. Just try it. Same holds for the other > characters. > > If for some reason you need to manually insert non-breaking spaces, > then this is easy: either ctrl+space or insert > formatting > > protected space. > > Regards > Liviu >
Re: points de suspensions
Bonjour Comme la liste est en anglais, je répondrai dans cette langue. 2012/2/25 Cyril Dupuis : > - les points de suspensions sont disposés à l'anglaise, avec un espace > insécable entre chaque point. Est-il possible de modifier ce comportement ? > What is the French behaviour in this case? I would expect that if you load French Babel (do you?), the it should take care of most (all?) Frech hyphenation and punctuation peculiarities. Again, what exactly do you expect to get? > - j'aimerais faire des rechercher/remplacer pour échanger certains espaces > simples avec des espaces insécables, mais même en faisant un copier/coller, > je n'arrive pas à indiquer à lyx de remplacer par un espace insécable... > In French, to the best of my knowledge, a non-breaking space is being used before » : ; ! ? and after « As long as you use French Babel, LaTeX (and LyX) will automatically take care of these for you. For example, simply write "Bonjour, ça va?" (notice that there is no space before "?", non-breaking or otherwise) and LaTeX will automatically insert a non-breaking space before "?" in the PDF output. Just try it. Same holds for the other characters. If for some reason you need to manually insert non-breaking spaces, then this is easy: either ctrl+space or insert > formatting > protected space. Regards Liviu
Re: shared library run problem
I compiled both qt and lyx from source. The installation instructions for qt did not mention anything about this issue and it is working fine. Is there any way to send the parameter while configuring lyx so that the compilation is done against the 32 -bit instead ? I am using the 64-bit ubuntu. On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 6:34 PM, Richard Heck wrote: > On 02/24/2012 09:51 AM, Sajjad wrote: > > hello forum, > > > > I just managed to compile LyX from source and it compiled fine. The qt > > path is mentioned while configuring and configuring. > > > > Now when i try to run "lyx" or "lyxclient" i get the following error: > > > > / > > sajjad@sajjad:~$ lyxclient: error while loading shared libraries: > > libQtGui.so.4: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 > > > > > It looks like LyX has been compiled as a 64 bit app, but what's being > found are 32 bit libraries. I'm afraid I don't know why this would be. > But maybe that's a clue? > > Richard > >
Re: 5 questions from a new user
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 23:30:52 +0100 Pascal Fischer wrote: > 5. How do I enter em-dashes and en-dashes in Lyxx? > > I hope you can help me, An em-dash is three consecutive dashes in LyX. An en-dash is two consecutive dashes in LyX. SteveT
5 questions from a new user
Hello, I'm a linguistics-student and want to switch from Word to Lyx (on Windows). I have 5 beginner-questions: 1. I've read, that it is needed to install spellcheck-dictionaries for other languages and additional modules (e.g. for linguistic documents) seperately. Where do I find these and how do I install them so that Lyx uses them? 2. Does the bundle-installer that includes all additional software that is needed, install all programs or does it only include these programs but I have to install each of them seperately? 3. If I want to update Lyx do I only have to install the not bundled? But how can I keep Latex, Ghostscript, etc. up to date? 4. I've read on the english download-page that the bundle includes Cygwin. Is this also needed for Lyx on Windows? Because on the german download page is the information, that the cygwin-version is another one. And the bundled version of the english download-page is missing there. 5. How do I enter em-dashes and en-dashes in Lyxx? I hope you can help me, Pascal
Re: lyx 2.0.0 in natty (ubuntu)
On 02/24/2012 02:42 PM, Pavel Sanda wrote: Richard Heck wrote: LyX: Bad boolean +AGA-aa'. Use "false" or "true" [around line 8 of file +AH4-/.lyx/textclass.lst current token: 'aa' context: ''] There's something seriously wrong here. It looks to me as if maybe your These errors are just normal if you switch LyX versions without calling Tool->Reconfigure. We just use the old file mindlessly? Hmm. Richard
Re: lyx 2.0.0 in natty (ubuntu)
Richard Heck wrote: > > LyX: Bad boolean +AGA-aa'. Use "false" or "true" [around line 8 of file > > +AH4-/.lyx/textclass.lst current token: 'aa' context: ''] > There's something seriously wrong here. It looks to me as if maybe your These errors are just normal if you switch LyX versions without calling Tool->Reconfigure. Pavel
Re: bibtex references not in compiled document...
On Friday, February 24, 2012, Richard Heck wrote: > On 02/24/2012 08:46 AM, Jonas Lindh wrote: > > Hi. > > After updating etc I can't seem to get my references into the compiled > > pdf using lyx 2.0.2 on macosx 10.7.3 and a bst that used to work great > > from a professor at my dept. MacTeX 2011 is installed and updated > > using Tex live... > > > > I am attaching the bst.+AKA- > > > > The output gives me (?) for refs and error for bibtex is : > > This is 8-bit Big BibTeX version 0.99d > > Implementation: +AKA-C for Unix > > Release version: 3.71 (31 May 2005) > > > > Error: cannot open CS file: 88591lat.csf > > The top-level auxiliary file: thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > > I couldn't open style file > > 45+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-mybib.bst > > ---line 1387 of file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > > +AKA-: > > > +AFw-bibstyle+AHs-45+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-mybib > > +AKA-: +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKAAfQ- > > I'm skipping whatever remains of this command > > I couldn't open database file > > > 44+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-thesis+AF8-vers16.bib > > ---line 1388 of file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > > +AKA-: > > > +AFw-bibdata+AHs-44+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-thesis+AF8-vers16 > > +AKA-: +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AH0- > > I'm skipping whatever remains of this command > > I found no database files---while reading file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > > I found no style file---while reading file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > > > I'm not sure what you updated, but it looks as if LaTeX simply isn't > finding the bst file. I ran tex check... Then checked log - bibtex > It also looks as if LyX is copying it to your > temporary directory, and THEN LaTeX isn't finding it. This may be due to > some changes in how local files are handled in 2.0.2. Suspected that too and put it in the same folder as the lyx doc, but also in tex folders I could think of and find documentation of, but didn't help, maybe need to put in yet another path, somebody knows where it's looking on mac/unix? > I'd suggest that > you put the bst file in some location where LaTeX will find it without > its having to be copied to the temporary directory. Where this is on > Mac, I'm afraid I do not know. > > After you get this error, you might also look in the temporary > directory. Is the referenced file there? Which tmp? Lyx? Thanks for answering so quickly... Jonas > > Richard > > -- http://www.ling.gu.se/~jonas
pdf viewer problem on mac
I have incorrectly displayed fonts when I view or update PDF from LyX with Skim or Preview but not Adobe Reader. I need to then quit all open applications and kill the ATSServer as discussed in http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20070627212154574 . My question is whether this is a problem which will be fixed with Snow Leopard (<10.6.7)? Or is there some other permanent fix? Also, Skim gives the message 'Unable to load file', which I have to accept. Is this related? LyX 1.6.9 OSX 10.5.8
Re: bibtex references not in compiled document...
On 02/24/2012 08:46 AM, Jonas Lindh wrote: > Hi. > After updating etc I can't seem to get my references into the compiled > pdf using lyx 2.0.2 on macosx 10.7.3 and a bst that used to work great > from a professor at my dept. MacTeX 2011 is installed and updated > using Tex live... > > I am attaching the bst.+AKA- > > The output gives me (?) for refs and error for bibtex is : > This is 8-bit Big BibTeX version 0.99d > Implementation: +AKA-C for Unix > Release version: 3.71 (31 May 2005) > > Error: cannot open CS file: 88591lat.csf > The top-level auxiliary file: thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > I couldn't open style file > 45+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-mybib.bst > ---line 1387 of file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > +AKA-: > +AFw-bibstyle+AHs-45+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-mybib > +AKA-: +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKAAfQ- > I'm skipping whatever remains of this command > I couldn't open database file > 44+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-thesis+AF8-vers16.bib > ---line 1388 of file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > +AKA-: > +AFw-bibdata+AHs-44+AF8-Users+AF8-jonas+AF8-Dropbox+AF8-thesis+AF8-version16+AF8-thesis+AF8-vers16 > +AKA-: +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- > +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AKA- +AH0- > I'm skipping whatever remains of this command > I found no database files---while reading file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > I found no style file---while reading file thesis+AF8-vers16.1.aux > I'm not sure what you updated, but it looks as if LaTeX simply isn't finding the bst file. It also looks as if LyX is copying it to your temporary directory, and THEN LaTeX isn't finding it. This may be due to some changes in how local files are handled in 2.0.2. I'd suggest that you put the bst file in some location where LaTeX will find it without its having to be copied to the temporary directory. Where this is on Mac, I'm afraid I do not know. After you get this error, you might also look in the temporary directory. Is the referenced file there? Richard
Re: shared library run problem
On 02/24/2012 09:51 AM, Sajjad wrote: > hello forum, > > I just managed to compile LyX from source and it compiled fine. The qt > path is mentioned while configuring and configuring. > > Now when i try to run "lyx" or "lyxclient" i get the following error: > > / > sajjad@sajjad:~$ lyxclient: error while loading shared libraries: > libQtGui.so.4: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 > > It looks like LyX has been compiled as a 64 bit app, but what's being found are 32 bit libraries. I'm afraid I don't know why this would be. But maybe that's a clue? Richard
Re: Including landscape lyx document to portrait document
On 02/24/2012 06:29 AM, Hannu Vuolasaho wrote: > > Hi! > > I have two documents. Another is in landscape and main document is portrait > format. Both have same paper size. > > How do I include the landscape document and how do I get the labels working > from there? Or am I asking something impossible or is it just unholy union > where is nothing good? > > I found that I can insert pdf and it looks quite nice. Except there are > double page numbers and referencing labels doesn't work. > This can be done but will need ERT. Try this: +AKAAoACg- http://texblog.org/2007/11/10/landscape-in-latex/ Richard
Re: lyx 2.0.0 in natty (ubuntu)
On 02/23/2012 08:30 PM, Art Edwards wrote: > I. > > Here's the terminal output: > > theory/home/edwardsa+ACY-gt;lyx +ACY-amp; > [1] 2416 > theory/home/edwardsa+ACY-gt;LyX: Unknown tag > +AGAAXA-plaintext+AF8-roff+AF8-command' [around line 130 of file > +AH4-/.lyx/lyxrc.defaults current token: > '+AFw-plaintext+AF8-roff+AF8-command' context: ''] > LyX: Unknown tag +AGAAXA-spell+AF8-command' [around line 137 of file > +AH4-/.lyx/lyxrc.defaults current token: '+AFw-spell+AF8-command' context: ''] > LyX: Bad boolean +AGA-aastex'. Use "false" or "true" [around line 7 of file > +AH4-/.lyx/textclass.lst current token: 'aastex' context: ''] > LyX: Bad boolean +AGA-aa'. Use "false" or "true" [around line 8 of file > +AH4-/.lyx/textclass.lst current token: 'aa' context: ''] There's something seriously wrong here. It looks to me as if maybe your textclass.lst file is from an older installation. I'd recommend moving your +AH4-/.lyx directory somewhere else, and letting LyX generate a new one. You could also try starting LyX from a terminal with: +AKAAoACg- +ACY-gt; lyx -userdir /tmp/lyxtmp to generate a temporary user directory, and see if that helps. If so, we know where the problem is. > II. Both revtex and revtex4 (.layout and .lyx) appear in > /usr/share/lyx/ directories.+AKA- > What's missing is the revtex LaTeX document class, not the associated LyX files. These can be installed from CTAN, worst case. In Fedora, one can do: +AKAAoACg- +ACY-gt; sudo yum install texlive-revtex texlive-revtex4 I don't know if there's an equivalent in Ubuntu. Richard
shared library run problem
hello forum, I just managed to compile LyX from source and it compiled fine. The qt path is mentioned while configuring and configuring. Now when i try to run "lyx" or "lyxclient" i get the following error: / sajjad@sajjad:~$ lyxclient: error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 Any hint to debug this problem. I do not have much of an option other than compiling from source . So i request some one in the forum to help me out to debug this problem. Thanks Sajjad
bibtex references not in compiled document...
Hi.
After updating etc I can't seem to get my references into the compiled pdf
using lyx 2.0.2 on macosx 10.7.3 and a bst that used to work great from a
professor at my dept. MacTeX 2011 is installed and updated using Tex live...
I am attaching the bst.
The output gives me (?) for refs and error for bibtex is :
This is 8-bit Big BibTeX version 0.99d
Implementation: C for Unix
Release version: 3.71 (31 May 2005)
Error: cannot open CS file: 88591lat.csf
The top-level auxiliary file: thesis_vers16.1.aux
I couldn't open style file 45_Users_jonas_Dropbox_thesis_version16_mybib.bst
---line 1387 of file thesis_vers16.1.aux
: \bibstyle{45_Users_jonas_Dropbox_thesis_version16_mybib
:}
I'm skipping whatever remains of this command
I couldn't open database file
44_Users_jonas_Dropbox_thesis_version16_thesis_vers16.bib
---line 1388 of file thesis_vers16.1.aux
: \bibdata{44_Users_jonas_Dropbox_thesis_version16_thesis_vers16
: }
I'm skipping whatever remains of this command
I found no database files---while reading file thesis_vers16.1.aux
I found no style file---while reading file thesis_vers16.1.aux
Here's how much of BibTeX's memory you used:
Cites: 305 out of 750
Fields:0 out of 5000
Hash table:35155 out of 35307
Strings: 550 out of 35307
Free string pool: 7197 out of 65000
Wizard functions: 0 out of 3000
(There were 4 error messages)
Desperate need of help after googling and trying to fix for hours looking
at paths etc... probably not too difficult to fix as it looks fine when
writing in Lyx.
Best regards
Jonas
--
http://www.ling.gu.se/~jonas
mybib.bst
Description: Binary data
Re: Making "Appendix" word display as part of TOC
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 12:07 PM, Gerhardus Geldenhuis wrote: > Hi > Is there a way to prepend Appendixes in the Table of Contents by the word > Appendix? At the moment the only change in my TOC is the numbering but I > would like to make a clear distinction between content and Appendix. The lyx > user manual does not make mention of how to do this nor does the manual > itself do what I want as I could have used the user manual source as > example. A second price might be to just say Appendix A, rather than A for > which I have found a way of doing. > Does this solve your issue? http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/TOC#addcontentsline Liviu > Regards > > -- > Gerhardus Geldenhuis -- Do you know how to read? http://www.alienetworks.com/srtest.cfm http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/xfce4-dict#speed-reader Do you know how to write? http://garbl.home.comcast.net/~garbl/stylemanual/e.htm#e-mail
Including landscape lyx document to portrait document
Hi! I have two documents. Another is in landscape and main document is portrait format. Both have same paper size. How do I include the landscape document and how do I get the labels working from there? Or am I asking something impossible or is it just unholy union where is nothing good? I found that I can insert pdf and it looks quite nice. Except there are double page numbers and referencing labels doesn't work. Ayn ideas? Best regards, Hannu Vuolasaho
Making "Appendix" word display as part of TOC
Hi Is there a way to prepend Appendixes in the Table of Contents by the word Appendix? At the moment the only change in my TOC is the numbering but I would like to make a clear distinction between content and Appendix. The lyx user manual does not make mention of how to do this nor does the manual itself do what I want as I could have used the user manual source as example. A second price might be to just say Appendix A, rather than A for which I have found a way of doing. Regards -- Gerhardus Geldenhuis
