A relaxed editing mode where empty constructs are not removed?
Not everyone needs to generate output from LyX.I find the app excellent for taking notes and the .lyx files are sufficient for that purpose. A relaxed editing mode would make LyX even more convenient to use for taking notes. In particular, it’s annoying to have empty constructs automatically deleted when you move the cursor away from them. Any chance a relaxed editing mode could be added to LyX? Amir
Would LyX be a lot more popular if it were marketed as a note taking app?
I find it really nice to use for that purpose. And there’s no need to install TeX and/or export to LaTeX if all you are using it for is to take notes. Anyone else think LyX is great for taking notes and should be marketed as such?
Re: MiKTeX won't download with LyX
Excellent l000x at yahoo.co.uk writes: To get around this problem, you need to install MiKTeX first. Then you install the standard installer ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/bin/2.0.3/LyX-2.0.3-2- Installer.exe and when it asks you what Latex system to use you select the directory you installed MiKTeX to. There is not any option to choose as directory installed MiKTeX!! Then the problem exists and I can not run LYX perfectly
Re: MiKTeX won't download with LyX
Excellent l000x at yahoo.co.uk writes: To get around this problem, you need to install MiKTeX first. Then you install the standard installer ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/bin/2.0.3/LyX-2.0.3-2- Installer.exe and when it asks you what Latex system to use you select the directory you installed MiKTeX to. There is not any option to choose as directory installed MiKTeX!! Then the problem exists and I can not run LYX perfectly
Re: MiKTeX won't download with LyX
Excellent yahoo.co.uk> writes: > > To get around this problem, you need to install MiKTeX first. Then you install > the standard installer ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/bin/2.0.3/LyX-2.0.3-2- > Installer.exe and when it asks you what Latex system to use you select the > directory you installed MiKTeX to. > > There is not any option to choose as "directory installed MiKTeX"!! Then the problem exists and I can not run LYX perfectly
Grammar check in Lyx
Hi, I am using Lyx 2.0 Beta 2 on Linux Mint with Texlive 2010. I wanted to set up the Grammar check for lyx but there is not any Lyx-gc-0.4! and all the documentation about the grammar check is from years ago and not updated. I already installed the chktex and languagetool 1.1. please can you help me out regarding installation and configuration of this app? Regards Amir
Grammar check in Lyx
Hi, I am using Lyx 2.0 Beta 2 on Linux Mint with Texlive 2010. I wanted to set up the Grammar check for lyx but there is not any Lyx-gc-0.4! and all the documentation about the grammar check is from years ago and not updated. I already installed the chktex and languagetool 1.1. please can you help me out regarding installation and configuration of this app? Regards Amir
Grammar check in Lyx
Hi, I am using Lyx 2.0 Beta 2 on Linux Mint with Texlive 2010. I wanted to set up the Grammar check for lyx but there is not any Lyx-gc-0.4! and all the documentation about the grammar check is from years ago and not updated. I already installed the chktex and languagetool 1.1. please can you help me out regarding installation and configuration of this app? Regards Amir
Remove Chapter number from Equation numbering
Hello I want to remove chapter number from equation numbering when using Report Document class. I mean instead of having my equations numbered as (2.6) I want them simply to be numbered as (6) or instead having the chapter number beside the equation number I want to have the part number beside the equation number. Thanks in advance Best Regards Amir Fathi -- = Amir Fathi MS Student of Solid State Physics Semnan University, Semnan, Iran - - - - - - - - email1: philsa...@gmail.com email2: philsa...@aol.com email3: philsa...@yahoo.com email4: philsa...@live.com Skype:philsamir - - - - - - - - Cellphone: +989125465904 =
Remove Chapter number from Equation numbering
Hello I want to remove chapter number from equation numbering when using Report Document class. I mean instead of having my equations numbered as (2.6) I want them simply to be numbered as (6) or instead having the chapter number beside the equation number I want to have the part number beside the equation number. Thanks in advance Best Regards Amir Fathi -- = Amir Fathi MS Student of Solid State Physics Semnan University, Semnan, Iran - - - - - - - - email1: philsa...@gmail.com email2: philsa...@aol.com email3: philsa...@yahoo.com email4: philsa...@live.com Skype:philsamir - - - - - - - - Cellphone: +989125465904 =
Remove Chapter number from Equation numbering
Hello I want to remove chapter number from equation numbering when using "Report" Document class. I mean instead of having my equations numbered as "(2.6)" I want them simply to be numbered as "(6) or instead having the chapter number beside the equation number I want to have the "part" number beside the equation number. Thanks in advance Best Regards Amir Fathi -- ===== Amir Fathi MS Student of Solid State Physics Semnan University, Semnan, Iran - - - - - - - - email1: philsa...@gmail.com email2: philsa...@aol.com email3: philsa...@yahoo.com email4: philsa...@live.com Skype:philsamir - - - - - - - - Cellphone: +989125465904 =
Inline equation uneven spacing
I have an inline equation that results in uneven spacing of the lines. How can I fix that?
Inline equation uneven spacing
I have an inline equation that results in uneven spacing of the lines. How can I fix that?
Inline equation uneven spacing
I have an inline equation that results in uneven spacing of the lines. How can I fix that?
Farsi typing problem
Dear Sir/Maddam I'm a fan of LYX and I've been using it over a year. I'm Iranian and in found of typing papers and report in my language which is Persian (Farsi). My problem is, when I try to start a documnet and I chose the document class as Report, the out put documnet does not enumerate the Part. There are just Part's name but not the numbers. Is there any command or trick that I can use to fix the problem? Thanks in advance, Best regards, Amir Fathi -- = Amir Fathi - - - - - - - - email1: filtha...@gmail.com email2: filtha...@aol.com email3: filtha...@yahoo.com email4: filtha...@live.com Skype:filthamir - - - - - - - - Cellphone: +989125465904 =
Farsi typing problem
Dear Sir/Maddam I'm a fan of LYX and I've been using it over a year. I'm Iranian and in found of typing papers and report in my language which is Persian (Farsi). My problem is, when I try to start a documnet and I chose the document class as Report, the out put documnet does not enumerate the Part. There are just Part's name but not the numbers. Is there any command or trick that I can use to fix the problem? Thanks in advance, Best regards, Amir Fathi -- = Amir Fathi - - - - - - - - email1: filtha...@gmail.com email2: filtha...@aol.com email3: filtha...@yahoo.com email4: filtha...@live.com Skype:filthamir - - - - - - - - Cellphone: +989125465904 =
Farsi typing problem
Dear Sir/Maddam I'm a fan of LYX and I've been using it over a year. I'm Iranian and in found of typing papers and report in my language which is Persian (Farsi). My problem is, when I try to start a documnet and I chose the document class as "Report", the out put documnet does not enumerate the "Part". There are just Part's name but not the numbers. Is there any command or trick that I can use to fix the problem? Thanks in advance, Best regards, Amir Fathi -- ===== Amir Fathi - - - - - - - - email1: filtha...@gmail.com email2: filtha...@aol.com email3: filtha...@yahoo.com email4: filtha...@live.com Skype:filthamir - - - - - - - - Cellphone: +989125465904 =
Algorithms in LyX
Hi guys, I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again etc. Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use packages and haven't found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though, so if you can post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it. Thanks, - Amir Rachum
Re: Algorithms in LyX
yes. Thanks, - Amir Rachum On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 4:44 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote: Amir Rachum wrote: Hi guys, I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again etc. Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use packages and haven't found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though, so if you can post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it. I'm not sure I understand. Do you want the lines to be automatically numbered in this way? rh
Re: Algorithms in LyX
I haven't a clue about LaTeX itself. Can you explain what I need to do with
this code?
And also I want it to take effect only in the algorithm float, not the rest
of the document.
Thanks,
- Amir Rachum
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:38 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote:
Amir Rachum wrote:
yes.
Well, the first question then is how to do it in LaTeX, and to do that
you need to produce some sort of list, I'd guess. Alternatively, you could
just use the enumeration environment and change the numbering format. This
will give you the correct LaTeX output, though it won't show properly on the
screen. Something like this will do the trick:
\renewcommand\labelenumi{(\arabic{enumi})}
\renewcommand\labelenumii{(\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii})}
\renewcommand\labelenumiii{(\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii}.\arabic{enumiii})}
I'll leave yo to do \labelenumiv.
rh
Thanks,
- Amir Rachum
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 4:44 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com mailto:
rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote:
Amir Rachum wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP.
I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so:
(1) bla
(2) bla
(2.1) bla
(2.2) bla
(2.3.1) again
etc.
Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use
packages and haven't
found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though,
so if you can
post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it.
I'm not sure I understand. Do you want the lines to be
automatically numbered in this way?
rh
Re: Algorithms in LyX
This works great! Thanks, - Amir Rachum On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 8:42 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: Amir Rachum schrieb: I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again I guess the easies solution is to use a normal numbering, see attached. regards Uwe
Algorithms in LyX
Hi guys, I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again etc. Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use packages and haven't found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though, so if you can post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it. Thanks, - Amir Rachum
Re: Algorithms in LyX
yes. Thanks, - Amir Rachum On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 4:44 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote: Amir Rachum wrote: Hi guys, I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again etc. Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use packages and haven't found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though, so if you can post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it. I'm not sure I understand. Do you want the lines to be automatically numbered in this way? rh
Re: Algorithms in LyX
I haven't a clue about LaTeX itself. Can you explain what I need to do with
this code?
And also I want it to take effect only in the algorithm float, not the rest
of the document.
Thanks,
- Amir Rachum
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:38 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote:
Amir Rachum wrote:
yes.
Well, the first question then is how to do it in LaTeX, and to do that
you need to produce some sort of list, I'd guess. Alternatively, you could
just use the enumeration environment and change the numbering format. This
will give you the correct LaTeX output, though it won't show properly on the
screen. Something like this will do the trick:
\renewcommand\labelenumi{(\arabic{enumi})}
\renewcommand\labelenumii{(\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii})}
\renewcommand\labelenumiii{(\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii}.\arabic{enumiii})}
I'll leave yo to do \labelenumiv.
rh
Thanks,
- Amir Rachum
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 4:44 PM, rgheck rgh...@bobjweil.com mailto:
rgh...@bobjweil.com wrote:
Amir Rachum wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP.
I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so:
(1) bla
(2) bla
(2.1) bla
(2.2) bla
(2.3.1) again
etc.
Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use
packages and haven't
found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though,
so if you can
post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it.
I'm not sure I understand. Do you want the lines to be
automatically numbered in this way?
rh
Re: Algorithms in LyX
This works great! Thanks, - Amir Rachum On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 8:42 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: Amir Rachum schrieb: I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again I guess the easies solution is to use a normal numbering, see attached. regards Uwe
Algorithms in LyX
Hi guys, I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: (1) bla (2) bla (2.1) bla (2.2) bla (2.3.1) again etc. Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use packages and haven't found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though, so if you can post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it. Thanks, - Amir Rachum
Re: Algorithms in LyX
yes. Thanks, - Amir Rachum On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 4:44 PM, rgheck <rgh...@bobjweil.com> wrote: > Amir Rachum wrote: > >> Hi guys, >> >> I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. >> I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: >> (1) bla >> (2) bla >> (2.1) bla >> (2.2) bla >> (2.3.1) again >> >> etc. >> Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use packages and >> haven't >> found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though, so if you >> can >> post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it. >> >> >> > I'm not sure I understand. Do you want the lines to be automatically > numbered in this way? > > rh > >
Re: Algorithms in LyX
I haven't a clue about LaTeX itself. Can you explain what I need to do with
this code?
And also I want it to take effect only in the algorithm float, not the rest
of the document.
Thanks,
- Amir Rachum
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:38 PM, rgheck <rgh...@bobjweil.com> wrote:
> Amir Rachum wrote:
>
>> yes.
>>
>> Well, the first question then is how to do it in LaTeX, and to do that
> you need to produce some sort of list, I'd guess. Alternatively, you could
> just use the enumeration environment and change the numbering format. This
> will give you the correct LaTeX output, though it won't show properly on the
> screen. Something like this will do the trick:
> \renewcommand\labelenumi{(\arabic{enumi})}
> \renewcommand\labelenumii{(\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii})}
>
> \renewcommand\labelenumiii{(\arabic{enumi}.\arabic{enumii}.\arabic{enumiii})}
> I'll leave yo to do \labelenumiv.
>
> rh
>
> Thanks,
>> - Amir Rachum
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 4:44 PM, rgheck <rgh...@bobjweil.com > rgh...@bobjweil.com>> wrote:
>>
>>Amir Rachum wrote:
>>
>>Hi guys,
>>
>>I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP.
>>I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so:
>>(1) bla
>>(2) bla
>>(2.1) bla
>>(2.2) bla
>>(2.3.1) again
>>
>>etc.
>>Is there any way to do this? I have no idea how to use
>>packages and haven't
>>found an easy way to achieve this. I am willing to try though,
>>so if you can
>>post step by step instuctions I would appreciate it.
>>
>>
>>I'm not sure I understand. Do you want the lines to be
>>automatically numbered in this way?
>>
>>rh
>>
>>
>>
>
Re: Algorithms in LyX
This works great! Thanks, - Amir Rachum On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 8:42 PM, Uwe Stöhr <uwesto...@web.de> wrote: > Amir Rachum schrieb: > > I'm trying to write some algorithms in LyX 1.6.1 under XP. >> I want to write pseudo code that will number my lines like so: >> (1) bla >> (2) bla >> (2.1) bla >> (2.2) bla >> (2.3.1) again >> > > I guess the easies solution is to use a normal numbering, see attached. > > regards Uwe >
Computer Algebra System
Hello, I'm trying to use the option Use Computer Algebra System under the Edit menu. I did have partial success using Maxima, but it only works when the expression I want to calculate is in it's own math box. I want it to calculate the latest part of my math calculations. like a = b*c = 6*7 but when I use maxima on the former line, I get a = a as it only reacts to the first part of the equation. Besides solving this problem, is there anywhere a documentation of this option, anywhere? -- Amir Rachum
Computer Algebra System
Hello, I'm trying to use the option Use Computer Algebra System under the Edit menu. I did have partial success using Maxima, but it only works when the expression I want to calculate is in it's own math box. I want it to calculate the latest part of my math calculations. like a = b*c = 6*7 but when I use maxima on the former line, I get a = a as it only reacts to the first part of the equation. Besides solving this problem, is there anywhere a documentation of this option, anywhere? -- Amir Rachum
Computer Algebra System
Hello, I'm trying to use the option "Use Computer Algebra System" under the Edit menu. I did have partial success using Maxima, but it only works when the expression I want to calculate is in it's own math box. I want it to calculate the latest part of my math calculations. like a = b*c = 6*7 but when I use maxima on the former line, I get a = a as it only reacts to the first part of the equation. Besides solving this problem, is there anywhere a documentation of this option, anywhere? -- Amir Rachum
Article rendering problem
I've recently upgraded to LyX 1.6 and using Windows XP. I use the document class article (Hebrew). I use the proof environment, but in the new version, after I render to pdf, the proof doesn't start at a new line. i.e in LyX I see: bla bla bla proof: bla bla 2 and after I render I see: bla bla bla proof bla bla 2 This happens with documents I edited with the previous version of LyX and they render fine with 1.5. What can I do? Another question - I use LyX mostly for summarizing lecture notes and I would like to have 2 option: 1) to create a list of theorems/claims 2) to create an exercise/solution and an example environments. Is that possible to do? Thanks for your help -- Amir Rachum
Article rendering problem
I've recently upgraded to LyX 1.6 and using Windows XP. I use the document class article (Hebrew). I use the proof environment, but in the new version, after I render to pdf, the proof doesn't start at a new line. i.e in LyX I see: bla bla bla proof: bla bla 2 and after I render I see: bla bla bla proof bla bla 2 This happens with documents I edited with the previous version of LyX and they render fine with 1.5. What can I do? Another question - I use LyX mostly for summarizing lecture notes and I would like to have 2 option: 1) to create a list of theorems/claims 2) to create an exercise/solution and an example environments. Is that possible to do? Thanks for your help -- Amir Rachum
Article rendering problem
I've recently upgraded to LyX 1.6 and using Windows XP. I use the document class article (Hebrew). I use the proof environment, but in the new version, after I render to pdf, the proof doesn't start at a new line. i.e in LyX I see: bla bla bla proof: bla bla 2 and after I render I see: bla bla bla proof bla bla 2 This happens with documents I edited with the previous version of LyX and they render fine with 1.5. What can I do? Another question - I use LyX mostly for summarizing lecture notes and I would like to have 2 option: 1) to create a list of theorems/claims 2) to create an exercise/solution and an example environments. Is that possible to do? Thanks for your help -- Amir Rachum
LyX 1.6 line break in math formula
Hello, I recently installed the new LyX 1.6 over windows XP and I can't seem to successfully linebreak inside math formulas. In the previous versions, this was done with C-Enter, but now I don't know how to do it. I tried looking in the new shortcuts menu in the prefrences window but I didn't find anything useful. I would appreciate your help. Thanks -- Amir Rachum
LyX 1.6 line break in math formula
Hello, I recently installed the new LyX 1.6 over windows XP and I can't seem to successfully linebreak inside math formulas. In the previous versions, this was done with C-Enter, but now I don't know how to do it. I tried looking in the new shortcuts menu in the prefrences window but I didn't find anything useful. I would appreciate your help. Thanks -- Amir Rachum
LyX 1.6 line break in math formula
Hello, I recently installed the new LyX 1.6 over windows XP and I can't seem to successfully linebreak inside math formulas. In the previous versions, this was done with C-Enter, but now I don't know how to do it. I tried looking in the new shortcuts menu in the prefrences window but I didn't find anything useful. I would appreciate your help. Thanks -- Amir Rachum
LYX menus disappeared
Dear all, I just installed LYX for windows. Everythink worked fine until I changed the user interface to something other than default. Next time I ran LYX menus are disappeared. Hence, I am not able to undo the action. Could you please help me to resolve the problem. Many thanks Amir Markazi
LYX menus disappeared
Dear all, I just installed LYX for windows. Everythink worked fine until I changed the user interface to something other than default. Next time I ran LYX menus are disappeared. Hence, I am not able to undo the action. Could you please help me to resolve the problem. Many thanks Amir Markazi
LYX menus disappeared
Dear all, I just installed LYX for windows. Everythink worked fine until I changed the user interface to something other than default. Next time I ran LYX menus are disappeared. Hence, I am not able to undo the action. Could you please help me to resolve the problem. Many thanks Amir Markazi
Re: non-english(hebrew) text inside ert
Micha Feigin wrote:
Is it possible to insert non-english (hebrew in my case) text inside and ert?
Have you tried quiting the ERT in the middle, writing Hebrew and then
opening another ERT? The only thing to note is the order of the two ERTs
(in an RTL paragraph): The first one (e.g begin{... ) should be on the
right and the closing one (e.g. }) shuld be on the left. There might
also be an issue with the languge you mark the ERTs to be (I think they
need to be english).
Attached is an example of something I used once.
Amir.
Re: non-english(hebrew) text inside ert
Sorry, here is the message with the attachment.
Micha Feigin wrote:
Is it possible to insert non-english (hebrew in my case) text inside and ert?
Have you tried quiting the ERT in the middle, writing Hebrew and then
opening another ERT? The only thing to note is the order of the two ERTs
(in an RTL paragraph): The first one (e.g begin{... ) should be on the
right and the closing one (e.g. }) shuld be on the left. There might
also be an issue with the languge you mark the ERTs to be (I think they
need to be english).
Attached is an example of something I used once.
Amir.
example.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: non-english(hebrew) text inside ert
Micha Feigin wrote:
Is it possible to insert non-english (hebrew in my case) text inside and ert?
Have you tried quiting the ERT in the middle, writing Hebrew and then
opening another ERT? The only thing to note is the order of the two ERTs
(in an RTL paragraph): The first one (e.g begin{... ) should be on the
right and the closing one (e.g. }) shuld be on the left. There might
also be an issue with the languge you mark the ERTs to be (I think they
need to be english).
Attached is an example of something I used once.
Amir.
Re: non-english(hebrew) text inside ert
Sorry, here is the message with the attachment.
Micha Feigin wrote:
Is it possible to insert non-english (hebrew in my case) text inside and ert?
Have you tried quiting the ERT in the middle, writing Hebrew and then
opening another ERT? The only thing to note is the order of the two ERTs
(in an RTL paragraph): The first one (e.g begin{... ) should be on the
right and the closing one (e.g. }) shuld be on the left. There might
also be an issue with the languge you mark the ERTs to be (I think they
need to be english).
Attached is an example of something I used once.
Amir.
example.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: non-english(hebrew) text inside ert
Micha Feigin wrote:
Is it possible to insert non-english (hebrew in my case) text inside and ert?
Have you tried quiting the ERT in the middle, writing Hebrew and then
opening another ERT? The only thing to note is the order of the two ERTs
(in an RTL paragraph): The first one (e.g begin{... ) should be on the
right and the closing one (e.g. }) shuld be on the left. There might
also be an issue with the languge you mark the ERTs to be (I think they
need to be english).
Attached is an example of something I used once.
Amir.
Re: non-english(hebrew) text inside ert
Sorry, here is the message with the attachment.
Micha Feigin wrote:
Is it possible to insert non-english (hebrew in my case) text inside and ert?
Have you tried quiting the ERT in the middle, writing Hebrew and then
opening another ERT? The only thing to note is the order of the two ERTs
(in an RTL paragraph): The first one (e.g begin{... ) should be on the
right and the closing one (e.g. }) shuld be on the left. There might
also be an issue with the languge you mark the ERTs to be (I think they
need to be english).
Attached is an example of something I used once.
Amir.
example.lyx
Description: application/lyx
Re: Support for Greek characters
Hello Dave, Since no one else answered, I'll tell you what I know. Dave Augustus wrote: I am working with some Biblical scholars and was wondering if lyx supports both Hebrew and Greek characters? Thanks, Dave LyX supports Hebrew quite well. See: http://cs.haifa.ac.il/~dekelts/lyx/ I'm not sure about cantillation marks and punctuation marks, I never used those. As for greek, all I could find was this thread: http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg35664.html But I seem to recall that people used greek. Hope this helps, Amir.
Re: Support for Greek characters
Hello Dave, Since no one else answered, I'll tell you what I know. Dave Augustus wrote: I am working with some Biblical scholars and was wondering if lyx supports both Hebrew and Greek characters? Thanks, Dave LyX supports Hebrew quite well. See: http://cs.haifa.ac.il/~dekelts/lyx/ I'm not sure about cantillation marks and punctuation marks, I never used those. As for greek, all I could find was this thread: http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg35664.html But I seem to recall that people used greek. Hope this helps, Amir.
Re: Support for Greek characters
Hello Dave, Since no one else answered, I'll tell you what I know. Dave Augustus wrote: I am working with some Biblical scholars and was wondering if lyx supports both Hebrew and Greek characters? Thanks, Dave LyX supports Hebrew quite well. See: http://cs.haifa.ac.il/~dekelts/lyx/ I'm not sure about cantillation marks and punctuation marks, I never used those. As for greek, all I could find was this thread: http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-users@lists.lyx.org/msg35664.html But I seem to recall that people used greek. Hope this helps, Amir.
Re: Hebrew issues with captions
Hello Miki,
Miki Dovrat wrote:
Hi,
I asked a question about formatting figure captions a few days ago.
Noboby answered, but since then, I have found the tex package caption
which will do anything desired with the figure captions.
My problem is, it works ONLY when the document contains no Hebrew
characters whatsoever!! (Take a document in English - caption package
works, insert a word of Hebrew, caption style returns to the default of
the article class).
I attached a small file with a figure. If you erase the Hebrew word, the
caption changes according to the definition in the preample.
I've tried the example file you gave, but it didn't work for me even
after replacing the Hebrew word with an english one. I don't know the
caption package and I could hardly find documentation for it. However,
I saw that the package was replaced by the caption2 package (still
beta, but said to be stable). With this package I had no problem with
Hebrew (see attached).
Note that in this package the options are given slightly differently.
The documentation for the package is section 19 of the epslatex
documentation. (You should have a file epslatex.ps on your system)
Hope this helps,
Amir.
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Re: Hebrew issues with captions
Hello Miki,
Miki Dovrat wrote:
Hi,
I asked a question about formatting figure captions a few days ago.
Noboby answered, but since then, I have found the tex package caption
which will do anything desired with the figure captions.
My problem is, it works ONLY when the document contains no Hebrew
characters whatsoever!! (Take a document in English - caption package
works, insert a word of Hebrew, caption style returns to the default of
the article class).
I attached a small file with a figure. If you erase the Hebrew word, the
caption changes according to the definition in the preample.
I've tried the example file you gave, but it didn't work for me even
after replacing the Hebrew word with an english one. I don't know the
caption package and I could hardly find documentation for it. However,
I saw that the package was replaced by the caption2 package (still
beta, but said to be stable). With this package I had no problem with
Hebrew (see attached).
Note that in this package the options are given slightly differently.
The documentation for the package is section 19 of the epslatex
documentation. (You should have a file epslatex.ps on your system)
Hope this helps,
Amir.
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Re: Hebrew issues with captions
Hello Miki,
Miki Dovrat wrote:
Hi,
I asked a question about formatting figure captions a few days ago.
Noboby answered, but since then, I have found the tex package "caption"
which will do anything desired with the figure captions.
My problem is, it works ONLY when the document contains no Hebrew
characters whatsoever!! (Take a document in English -> caption package
works, insert a word of Hebrew, caption style returns to the default of
the article class).
I attached a small file with a figure. If you erase the Hebrew word, the
caption changes according to the definition in the preample.
I've tried the example file you gave, but it didn't work for me even
after replacing the Hebrew word with an english one. I don't know the
"caption" package and I could hardly find documentation for it. However,
I saw that the package was replaced by the "caption2" package (still
beta, but said to be stable). With this package I had no problem with
Hebrew (see attached).
Note that in this package the options are given slightly differently.
The documentation for the package is section 19 of the epslatex
documentation. (You should have a file epslatex.ps on your system)
Hope this helps,
Amir.
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Re: Problem in trying to add Label in math mode which is in a box
Hello, Hannan Sadar wrote: Hi to all I had try to put a box on a formula to emphysise it and to add a Label so i could use the cross reference in th future. For this i done the following: \fbox - C - m - C - enter. Note - C stand for Control. I added C - enter to be able to add a label for cross reference. Have you tried to press M-i-l (M stands for Alt usually) while the cursor is in the equation? (You could also do it from the menu Insert-Label). Notice that this will make sense only for a display formula, not an inline one (C-m). For a Display formula lyx will write the label to the right of the equation, and in the output a number will appear there. Amir. P.S. It worked for me in Hebrew as well (the numbers appear on the right in the PS file).
Re: Problem in trying to add Label in math mode which is in a box
Hello, Hannan Sadar wrote: Hi to all I had try to put a box on a formula to emphysise it and to add a Label so i could use the cross reference in th future. For this i done the following: \fbox - C - m - C - enter. Note - C stand for Control. I added C - enter to be able to add a label for cross reference. Have you tried to press M-i-l (M stands for Alt usually) while the cursor is in the equation? (You could also do it from the menu Insert-Label). Notice that this will make sense only for a display formula, not an inline one (C-m). For a Display formula lyx will write the label to the right of the equation, and in the output a number will appear there. Amir. P.S. It worked for me in Hebrew as well (the numbers appear on the right in the PS file).
Re: Problem in trying to add Label in math mode which is in a box
Hello, Hannan Sadar wrote: Hi to all I had try to put a box on a formula to emphysise it and to add a Label so i could use the cross reference in th future. For this i done the following: \fbox -> C - m -> C - enter. Note - C stand for Control. I added C - enter to be able to add a label for cross reference. Have you tried to press M-i-l (M stands for Alt usually) while the cursor is in the equation? (You could also do it from the menu Insert->Label). Notice that this will make sense only for a display formula, not an inline one (C-m). For a Display formula lyx will write the label to the right of the equation, and in the output a number will appear there. Amir. P.S. It worked for me in Hebrew as well (the numbers appear on the right in the PS file).
Re: Hebrew footer ... - the LaTeX code again
Hello,
Since Gmane encrypts email addresses, it also encrypted some of the code
I sent (because of the @ (at) symbol). So, if any one is intrested, here
is the code again with * appearing instead of @:
\makeatletter
\let\old*fancyhead\*fancyhead
\def\*fancyhead#1#2#3#4#5{\L{\old*fancyhead#1#2#3#4#5}}
\let\old*fancyfoot\*fancyfoot
\def\*fancyfoot#1#2#3#4#5{\L{\old*fancyfoot#1#2#3#4#5}}
\makeatother
Amir.
Re: Hebrew footer ... - the LaTeX code again
Hello,
Since Gmane encrypts email addresses, it also encrypted some of the code
I sent (because of the @ (at) symbol). So, if any one is intrested, here
is the code again with * appearing instead of @:
\makeatletter
\let\old*fancyhead\*fancyhead
\def\*fancyhead#1#2#3#4#5{\L{\old*fancyhead#1#2#3#4#5}}
\let\old*fancyfoot\*fancyfoot
\def\*fancyfoot#1#2#3#4#5{\L{\old*fancyfoot#1#2#3#4#5}}
\makeatother
Amir.
Re: Hebrew footer ... - the LaTeX code again
Hello,
Since Gmane encrypts email addresses, it also encrypted some of the code
I sent (because of the @ (at) symbol). So, if any one is intrested, here
is the code again with "*" appearing instead of "@":
\makeatletter
\let\old*fancyhead\*fancyhead
\def\*fancyhead#1#2#3#4#5{\L{\old*fancyhead#1#2#3#4#5}}
\let\old*fancyfoot\*fancyfoot
\def\*fancyfoot#1#2#3#4#5{\L{\old*fancyfoot#1#2#3#4#5}}
\makeatother
Amir.
Re: lyx for ever! + a little question
Hello, Bernd Mehnert wrote: i use xfig and want to export latex-figures oder ps/latex -figures and want them in my lyx-file. (i use xfig to draw mathematical diagrams) why From the menus choose Insert - External Material, and then pick your xfig (.fig) file (just make sure that you choose the right template: xfig). Lyx should do all the rest. Amir.
Re: lyx for ever! + a little question
Hello, Bernd Mehnert wrote: i use xfig and want to export latex-figures oder ps/latex -figures and want them in my lyx-file. (i use xfig to draw mathematical diagrams) why From the menus choose Insert - External Material, and then pick your xfig (.fig) file (just make sure that you choose the right template: xfig). Lyx should do all the rest. Amir.
Re: lyx for ever! + a little question
Hello, Bernd Mehnert wrote: i use xfig and want to export latex-figures oder ps/latex -figures and want them in my lyx-file. (i use xfig to draw mathematical diagrams) why From the menus choose Insert -> External Material, and then pick your xfig (.fig) file (just make sure that you choose the right template: xfig). Lyx should do all the rest. Amir.
Re: Real line...
David Obadia wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17 (14:48), Paul Smith wrote:
Eg, \renewcommand\Re{\mathbf{Re}}
I think \Re means the real part of a number (just as \Im is the
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
\usepackage{dsfont}
\newcommand\R{\mathds{R}}
in the preamble and then use \R, it will work. But is there a way to
have LyX display it right (as opposed to a red R) ?
Try and use a math-macro in lyx.
If you define it to be \mathbf{Re}, then \R will be replaced
automatically (in math-mode) with the propper symbol. Also, you can use
the extra right field of the math-macro, to tell lyx how to display the
command in math-mode.
Amir.
Re: Real line...
Amir Seginer wrote:
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
Should be \mathbb{Re}.
Amir
Re: Real line...
David Obadia wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17 (17:50), Amir Seginer wrote:
Amir Seginer wrote:
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
Should be \mathbb{Re}.
In \mathbb, the R gives me the same R as just \mathbb{R} (which looks
like, but is not quite like the real R) and the e seems to introduce a
bunch of spacing.
Sorry, I meant \mathbb{R}
Amir.
Re: Real line...
David Obadia wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17 (14:48), Paul Smith wrote:
Eg, \renewcommand\Re{\mathbf{Re}}
I think \Re means the real part of a number (just as \Im is the
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
\usepackage{dsfont}
\newcommand\R{\mathds{R}}
in the preamble and then use \R, it will work. But is there a way to
have LyX display it right (as opposed to a red R) ?
Try and use a math-macro in lyx.
If you define it to be \mathbf{Re}, then \R will be replaced
automatically (in math-mode) with the propper symbol. Also, you can use
the extra right field of the math-macro, to tell lyx how to display the
command in math-mode.
Amir.
Re: Real line...
Amir Seginer wrote:
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
Should be \mathbb{Re}.
Amir
Re: Real line...
David Obadia wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17 (17:50), Amir Seginer wrote:
Amir Seginer wrote:
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
Should be \mathbb{Re}.
In \mathbb, the R gives me the same R as just \mathbb{R} (which looks
like, but is not quite like the real R) and the e seems to introduce a
bunch of spacing.
Sorry, I meant \mathbb{R}
Amir.
Re: Real line...
David Obadia wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17 (14:48), Paul Smith wrote:
Eg, \renewcommand\Re{\mathbf{Re}}
I think \Re means the real part of a number (just as \Im is the
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
\usepackage{dsfont}
\newcommand\R{\mathds{R}}
in the preamble and then use \R, it will work. But is there a way to
have LyX display it right (as opposed to a "red" R) ?
Try and use a math-macro in lyx.
If you define it to be \mathbf{Re}, then \R will be replaced
automatically (in math-mode) with the propper symbol. Also, you can use
the extra right field of the math-macro, to tell lyx how to display the
command in math-mode.
Amir.
Re: Real line...
Amir Seginer wrote:
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
Should be \mathbb{Re}.
Amir
Re: Real line...
David Obadia wrote:
On Sat, Jan 17 (17:50), Amir Seginer wrote:
Amir Seginer wrote:
imaginary part). \mathbf{Re} will give the symbol of Real numbers
Should be \mathbb{Re}.
In \mathbb, the R gives me the same R as just \mathbb{R} (which looks
like, but is not quite like the "real" R) and the e seems to introduce a
bunch of spacing.
Sorry, I meant \mathbb{R}
Amir.
Re: Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
Hello,
Wei Zhou wrote:
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
To do this in lyx, just put [aName] in latex (ERT) at the begining of
your theorem text (see attached).
Amir.
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Re: Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
Hello,
Wei Zhou wrote:
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
To do this in lyx, just put [aName] in latex (ERT) at the begining of
your theorem text (see attached).
Amir.
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Re: Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
Hello,
Wei Zhou wrote:
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
To do this in lyx, just put [aName] in latex (ERT) at the begining of
your theorem text (see attached).
Amir.
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fancyhdr and hebrew (again)
Hello,
I'm trying to use the fancyhdr package in a hebrew document, however I
get a strange behavior: The left and right headers seem to switch places
some times.(this is not because of odd/even numbered pages)
I could not find what triggers this switching. For example, in the
attached file, this always happens on the last page, however I have a
more complex file in which the headers switch and then switch back again.
Please note, that in the example file, I get hebrew giberish instead of
the english text, when the headers are switched.
I also tried to define the headers in a right-to-left paragraph, but
then I would get errors in the compilation.
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
P.S.
If you think this should be posted to a different news group, please
tell me to which you suggest.
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fancyhdr and hebrew (again)
Hello,
I'm trying to use the fancyhdr package in a hebrew document, however I
get a strange behavior: The left and right headers seem to switch places
some times.(this is not because of odd/even numbered pages)
I could not find what triggers this switching. For example, in the
attached file, this always happens on the last page, however I have a
more complex file in which the headers switch and then switch back again.
Please note, that in the example file, I get hebrew giberish instead of
the english text, when the headers are switched.
I also tried to define the headers in a right-to-left paragraph, but
then I would get errors in the compilation.
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
P.S.
If you think this should be posted to a different news group, please
tell me to which you suggest.
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fancyhdr and hebrew (again)
Hello,
I'm trying to use the fancyhdr package in a hebrew document, however I
get a strange behavior: The left and right headers seem to switch places
some times.(this is not because of odd/even numbered pages)
I could not find what triggers this switching. For example, in the
attached file, this always happens on the last page, however I have a
more complex file in which the headers switch and then switch back again.
Please note, that in the example file, I get hebrew giberish instead of
the english text, when the headers are switched.
I also tried to define the headers in a right-to-left paragraph, but
then I would get errors in the compilation.
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
P.S.
If you think this should be posted to a different news group, please
tell me to which you suggest.
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Re: tilde does not show in equations
Hello, Paul E. Johnson wrote: I use LyX 1.3.2 with the qt gui on RedHat 9. I typed a paper and in the math equations I used the tilde from the keyboard. I mean, I used the tilde you get by hitting shift and pressing the key that says ~. It is above the TAB on a US keyboard. I was embarrassed/frustrated to learn during a presentation that the tildes did not appear in the printed output (or dvi) for that matter. The tilde does appear in output for regular text, just not in equations. Since then, I have learned that there is a work around. As far as I know, ~ is a special character in LaTeX. Lyx automaticaly substitutes ~ for the proper code that prints ~ in text mode, but not in math mode. If you want the symbol to appear in an equation you need to enter \sim or equivalently use the math panel. The problem, in my opinion, is the wrong color of the symbol. It appears black in LyX's math mode, but should appear red (since it is latex code). I've sent a feature request about this (bug #590) some time ago. Amir.
Re: tilde does not show in equations
Hello, Paul E. Johnson wrote: I use LyX 1.3.2 with the qt gui on RedHat 9. I typed a paper and in the math equations I used the tilde from the keyboard. I mean, I used the tilde you get by hitting shift and pressing the key that says ~. It is above the TAB on a US keyboard. I was embarrassed/frustrated to learn during a presentation that the tildes did not appear in the printed output (or dvi) for that matter. The tilde does appear in output for regular text, just not in equations. Since then, I have learned that there is a work around. As far as I know, ~ is a special character in LaTeX. Lyx automaticaly substitutes ~ for the proper code that prints ~ in text mode, but not in math mode. If you want the symbol to appear in an equation you need to enter \sim or equivalently use the math panel. The problem, in my opinion, is the wrong color of the symbol. It appears black in LyX's math mode, but should appear red (since it is latex code). I've sent a feature request about this (bug #590) some time ago. Amir.
Re: tilde does not show in equations
Hello, Paul E. Johnson wrote: I use LyX 1.3.2 with the qt gui on RedHat 9. I typed a paper and in the math equations I used the tilde from the keyboard. I mean, I used the tilde you get by hitting shift and pressing the key that says ~. It is above the TAB on a US keyboard. I was embarrassed/frustrated to learn during a presentation that the tildes did not appear in the printed output (or dvi) for that matter. The tilde does appear in output for regular text, just not in equations. Since then, I have learned that there is a work around. As far as I know, "~" is a special character in LaTeX. Lyx automaticaly substitutes ~ for the proper code that prints "~" in text mode, but not in math mode. If you want the symbol to appear in an equation you need to enter "\sim" or equivalently use the math panel. The problem, in my opinion, is the wrong color of the symbol. It appears black in LyX's math mode, but should appear red (since it is latex code). I've sent a feature request about this (bug #590) some time ago. Amir.
Re: Itemizations
Hello, You might try the mdwlist package (As mentioned by Herbert Voss about a month ago - thanks). Amir. Markus Amersdorfer wrote: Hi everyone! Using LyX 1.3.2, how can I add additional text to a first-level Itemization-item AFTER some second-level items? Example: * First-level Item STRG+ENTER Some text. - Second Level Item 1 - Second Level Item 2 I CAN'T figure out how to ADD THIS LINE. * [...]
Re: Itemizations
Hello, You might try the mdwlist package (As mentioned by Herbert Voss about a month ago - thanks). Amir. Markus Amersdorfer wrote: Hi everyone! Using LyX 1.3.2, how can I add additional text to a first-level Itemization-item AFTER some second-level items? Example: * First-level Item STRG+ENTER Some text. - Second Level Item 1 - Second Level Item 2 I CAN'T figure out how to ADD THIS LINE. * [...]
Re: Itemizations
Hello, You might try the mdwlist package (As mentioned by Herbert Voss about a month ago - thanks). Amir. Markus Amersdorfer wrote: Hi everyone! Using LyX 1.3.2, how can I add additional text to a first-level "Itemization"-item AFTER some second-level items? Example: * First-level Item <STRG+ENTER> Some text. - Second Level Item 1 - Second Level Item 2 I CAN'T figure out how to ADD THIS LINE. * [...]
Re: Frames around equations - finally
Hello,
I'm probably missing something, but what is wrong with the \boxed{}
command in AMS? In the QT version you even see the box in LyX.
Amir.
Kai Johannes Keller wrote:
Hello everybody,
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page, AND NUMBERING OUTSIDE THE FRAME, this
may be interesting: I've modified some solution (by Phillip Helbig) from
the Googlegroups-mail-archieve, which draws the frame in an
LaTeX-document, so that it can be used in LyX. All one has to do is:
1. define the following savebox the document-header:
\newsavebox{\ggbox}
2. define a new macro by typing:
\newcommand{\equationbox}[1]
{\savebox{\ggbox}{$\displaystyle #1$}\fbox{\usebox{\ggbox}}},
(afterwards marking it and typing C-m)
Of course there are disadvantages, especially the ERT displayed around the
framed equation in LyX-output, but I hope th fix this somehow - perhaps
somebody of you has an idea how to implement this better.
I think it works, because the argument of \fbox is no longer some
equation code (\alpha,\frac etc.), but another box.
And best thing is: One can theres no problem with the references, because of
two defined eqnarrays in two boxes like its on the previous solution (see the last
mails concerning this topic). References are easily handeled, like before with the
LyX-menu.
-Kai-
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Re: Frames around equations - finally
Hello,
I'm probably missing something, but what is wrong with the \boxed{}
command in AMS? In the QT version you even see the box in LyX.
Amir.
Kai Johannes Keller wrote:
Hello everybody,
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page, AND NUMBERING OUTSIDE THE FRAME, this
may be interesting: I've modified some solution (by Phillip Helbig) from
the Googlegroups-mail-archieve, which draws the frame in an
LaTeX-document, so that it can be used in LyX. All one has to do is:
1. define the following savebox the document-header:
\newsavebox{\ggbox}
2. define a new macro by typing:
\newcommand{\equationbox}[1]
{\savebox{\ggbox}{$\displaystyle #1$}\fbox{\usebox{\ggbox}}},
(afterwards marking it and typing C-m)
Of course there are disadvantages, especially the ERT displayed around the
framed equation in LyX-output, but I hope th fix this somehow - perhaps
somebody of you has an idea how to implement this better.
I think it works, because the argument of \fbox is no longer some
equation code (\alpha,\frac etc.), but another box.
And best thing is: One can theres no problem with the references, because of
two defined eqnarrays in two boxes like its on the previous solution (see the last
mails concerning this topic). References are easily handeled, like before with the
LyX-menu.
-Kai-
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Re: Frames around equations - finally
Hello,
I'm probably missing something, but what is wrong with the \boxed{}
command in AMS? In the QT version you even see the box in LyX.
Amir.
Kai Johannes Keller wrote:
Hello everybody,
for everybody who wants some frame DIRECTLY AROUND THE EQUATION, and not
over the whole width of the page, AND NUMBERING OUTSIDE THE FRAME, this
may be interesting: I've modified some solution (by Phillip Helbig) from
the Googlegroups-mail-archieve, which draws the frame in an
LaTeX-document, so that it can be used in LyX. All one has to do is:
1. define the following "savebox" the document-header:
\newsavebox{\ggbox}
2. define a new macro by typing:
\newcommand{\equationbox}[1]
{\savebox{\ggbox}{$\displaystyle #1$}\fbox{\usebox{\ggbox}}},
(afterwards marking it and typing C-m)
Of course there are disadvantages, especially the ERT displayed around the
framed equation in LyX-output, but I hope th fix this somehow - perhaps
somebody of you has an idea how to implement this better.
I think it works, because the argument of \fbox is no longer some
"equation code" (\alpha,\frac etc.), but another box.
And best thing is: One can theres no problem with the references, because of
two defined eqnarrays in two boxes like its on the previous solution (see the last
mails concerning this topic). References are easily handeled, like before with the
LyX-menu.
-Kai-
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optional arguments in math. how to?
Hello,
I've just been trying use the command \xrightarrow with it optional
argument, e.g.
\[ leftside \xright[down]{up} rightside \]
Is it possible to do this (and in general use optional arguments in
math/display mode)? I've tried writing it as regular text (without the
\[ and \]) and turning it to a math/display mode. I've also tried to
insert it manually in the .lyx file, but to no avail.
I did manage to use it in an ERT box, but I would rather not write the
whole equation that way.
If it is indeed imposible, might it be better if there was an option
within math mode to enter pure latex, without Lyx helping in the
middle. Something like the ERT box in the regular text. I think (if I
remember correctly) that it was possible in earlier version 1.1.6 (or so).
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
P.S.
I'm using Lyx 1.2.1 (Xforms)
Re: optional arguments in math. how to?
Thanks for the quick answer \xrightarrow is supported 'natively'. Just make sure to enable AMS. The problem is the optional argument, not just using \xrightarrow If it is indeed imposible, might it be better if there was an option within math mode to enter pure latex, without Lyx helping in the middle. Even that work. No it doesn't (for me), the moment I press [ to start the optional argument I'm out of LaTeX mode and into LyX's math mode. I would like something in which LyX will not interfere (like in the ERT box in plain text after pressing ctrl-L) - This should be used only for special cases. The use of \ to turn on math-mode is good (and much more convenient) for 99.99% of the cases. I'm using Lyx 1.2.1 (Xforms) Brr... I think it should work there, too, but I've not checked. Especially the native xrightarrow support might be a 1.3.x feature. Not the optional argument (just the text above the arrow). Thanks again, Amir. P.S. 1.3.x is not exactly an option, I would like to have compatibilty with the university computer.
Thanks.
Thanks, Andre' and Dekel, It now works, Amir.
optional arguments in math. how to?
Hello,
I've just been trying use the command \xrightarrow with it optional
argument, e.g.
\[ leftside \xright[down]{up} rightside \]
Is it possible to do this (and in general use optional arguments in
math/display mode)? I've tried writing it as regular text (without the
\[ and \]) and turning it to a math/display mode. I've also tried to
insert it manually in the .lyx file, but to no avail.
I did manage to use it in an ERT box, but I would rather not write the
whole equation that way.
If it is indeed imposible, might it be better if there was an option
within math mode to enter pure latex, without Lyx helping in the
middle. Something like the ERT box in the regular text. I think (if I
remember correctly) that it was possible in earlier version 1.1.6 (or so).
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
P.S.
I'm using Lyx 1.2.1 (Xforms)
Re: optional arguments in math. how to?
Thanks for the quick answer \xrightarrow is supported 'natively'. Just make sure to enable AMS. The problem is the optional argument, not just using \xrightarrow If it is indeed imposible, might it be better if there was an option within math mode to enter pure latex, without Lyx helping in the middle. Even that work. No it doesn't (for me), the moment I press [ to start the optional argument I'm out of LaTeX mode and into LyX's math mode. I would like something in which LyX will not interfere (like in the ERT box in plain text after pressing ctrl-L) - This should be used only for special cases. The use of \ to turn on math-mode is good (and much more convenient) for 99.99% of the cases. I'm using Lyx 1.2.1 (Xforms) Brr... I think it should work there, too, but I've not checked. Especially the native xrightarrow support might be a 1.3.x feature. Not the optional argument (just the text above the arrow). Thanks again, Amir. P.S. 1.3.x is not exactly an option, I would like to have compatibilty with the university computer.
Thanks.
Thanks, Andre' and Dekel, It now works, Amir.
optional arguments in math. how to?
Hello,
I've just been trying use the command \xrightarrow with it optional
argument, e.g.
\[ leftside \xright[down]{up} rightside \]
Is it possible to do this (and in general use optional arguments in
math/display mode)? I've tried writing it as regular text (without the
\[ and \]) and turning it to a math/display mode. I've also tried to
insert it manually in the .lyx file, but to no avail.
I did manage to use it in an ERT box, but I would rather not write the
whole equation that way.
If it is indeed imposible, might it be better if there was an option
within math mode to enter pure latex, without Lyx "helping" in the
middle. Something like the ERT box in the regular text. I think (if I
remember correctly) that it was possible in earlier version 1.1.6 (or so).
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
P.S.
I'm using Lyx 1.2.1 (Xforms)
Re: optional arguments in math. how to?
Thanks for the quick answer \xrightarrow is supported 'natively'. Just make sure to enable AMS. The problem is the optional argument, not just using \xrightarrow If it is indeed imposible, might it be better if there was an option within math mode to enter pure latex, without Lyx "helping" in the middle. Even that work. No it doesn't (for me), the moment I press "[" to start the optional argument I'm out of LaTeX mode and into LyX's math mode. I would like something in which LyX will not "interfere" (like in the ERT box in plain text after pressing ctrl-L) - This should be used only for special cases. The use of "\" to turn on math-mode is good (and much more convenient) for 99.99% of the cases. I'm using Lyx 1.2.1 (Xforms) Brr... I think it should work there, too, but I've not checked. Especially the native xrightarrow support might be a 1.3.x feature. Not the optional argument (just the text above the arrow). Thanks again, Amir. P.S. 1.3.x is not exactly an option, I would like to have compatibilty with the university computer.
Thanks.
Thanks, Andre' and Dekel, It now works, Amir.
Re: problem about math formula display
Hello, have you installed (for the QT front end) the latex-ttf-fonts package? In the LyX ftp site it is in the contrib directory. Amir. #LI ZHAO (G0101801C)# wrote: hi, sirs, i have just installed lyx 1.3.1 qt for linux 8.0. (I use 1.2.1 before) gorgeous, unfortunately, some charaters in math formula cannot display correctly. for example: I insert a cup in formula in foo.lyx, it display as ? in lyx 1.2.1. But now, when I open the file in 1.3.1, it display as 'cup' only. help thanks ___ /~\ _ `\ | | Li Zhao | |_|__| || |__..-- _|| |-- __..--- || O:+65-67906333 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: problem about math formula display
Hello, have you installed (for the QT front end) the latex-ttf-fonts package? In the LyX ftp site it is in the contrib directory. Amir. #LI ZHAO (G0101801C)# wrote: hi, sirs, i have just installed lyx 1.3.1 qt for linux 8.0. (I use 1.2.1 before) gorgeous, unfortunately, some charaters in math formula cannot display correctly. for example: I insert a cup in formula in foo.lyx, it display as ? in lyx 1.2.1. But now, when I open the file in 1.3.1, it display as 'cup' only. help thanks ___ /~\ _ `\ | | Li Zhao | |_|__| || |__..-- _|| |-- __..--- || O:+65-67906333 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: problem about math formula display
Hello, have you installed (for the QT front end) the latex-ttf-fonts package? In the LyX ftp site it is in the contrib directory. Amir. #LI ZHAO (G0101801C)# wrote: hi, sirs, i have just installed lyx 1.3.1 qt for linux 8.0. (I use 1.2.1 before) gorgeous, unfortunately, some charaters in math formula cannot display correctly. for example: I insert a cup in formula in foo.lyx, it display as ? in lyx 1.2.1. But now, when I open the file in 1.3.1, it display as 'cup' only. help thanks ___ /~\ _ `\ | | Li Zhao | |_|__| || |__..-- _|| |--"" __..---""" || O:+65-67906333 <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
fancyhdr and Hebrew - almost solved
OK, I have solved half of my problems. I can now write hebrew properly
in the headers and footers: just put the commands
\selectlanguage{hebrew} and \inputencoding{cp1255} within the \lhead
command (see attached file).
However, Latex sometime exchanges the left and right headers, depending
somehow on what I right within the body of the document. I've attached a
small example of the problem (again, see attached file).
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
missing example (again)
Amir Seginer wrote:
OK, I have solved half of my problems. I can now write hebrew properly
in the headers and footers: just put the commands
\selectlanguage{hebrew} and \inputencoding{cp1255} within the \lhead
command (see attached file).
However, Latex sometime exchanges the left and right headers, depending
somehow on what I right within the body of the document. I've attached a
small example of the problem (again, see attached file).
Thanks for any help,
Amir.
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