Line separation problem
Hello!
I have a problem with line separation that I have not found any solution
to yet. Normally in the document class Book, new paraphaps of the
Standard type start by indentation and no extra vertical separation.
I would prefer no indentation but a vertical distance instead. When I
choose Layout:Document:Separation:Skip with BigSkip I do get this for
paragraphs of the Standard type. But in addition to the extra separation
between Standard paragraphs I get extra vertical space in many places,
e.g. before and after headings, before and in itemize lists.
When I choose Layout:Document:Separation:Skip with BigSkip the following
code is inserted in the resulting LaTeX file
\setlength\parskip{\bigskipamount}
\setlength\parindent{0pt}
The Book document class seems to use the value of \parskip in many
places. It seems to be used between all types of paragraphs and
environments.
I suppose the same problem occurs in more document classes.
Does anyone know how to solve my problem?
/Svante
Line separation problem
Hello!
I have a problem with line separation that I have not found any solution
to yet. Normally in the document class Book, new paraphaps of the
Standard type start by indentation and no extra vertical separation.
I would prefer no indentation but a vertical distance instead. When I
choose Layout:Document:Separation:Skip with BigSkip I do get this for
paragraphs of the Standard type. But in addition to the extra separation
between Standard paragraphs I get extra vertical space in many places,
e.g. before and after headings, before and in itemize lists.
When I choose Layout:Document:Separation:Skip with BigSkip the following
code is inserted in the resulting LaTeX file
\setlength\parskip{\bigskipamount}
\setlength\parindent{0pt}
The Book document class seems to use the value of \parskip in many
places. It seems to be used between all types of paragraphs and
environments.
I suppose the same problem occurs in more document classes.
Does anyone know how to solve my problem?
/Svante
Line separation problem
Hello!
I have a problem with line separation that I have not found any solution
to yet. Normally in the document class Book, new paraphaps of the
Standard type start by indentation and no extra vertical separation.
I would prefer no indentation but a vertical distance instead. When I
choose Layout:Document:Separation:Skip with BigSkip I do get this for
paragraphs of the Standard type. But in addition to the extra separation
between Standard paragraphs I get extra vertical space in many places,
e.g. before and after headings, before and in itemize lists.
When I choose Layout:Document:Separation:Skip with BigSkip the following
code is inserted in the resulting LaTeX file
\setlength\parskip{\bigskipamount}
\setlength\parindent{0pt}
The Book document class seems to use the value of \parskip in many
places. It seems to be used between all types of paragraphs and
environments.
I suppose the same problem occurs in more document classes.
Does anyone know how to solve my problem?
/Svante
Re: increasing TeX capacity
Hello! TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [main memory size = 350001] If you really absolutely need more capacity you can ask a wizard to enlarge me. I have had a similar problem with a large LyX document (350 pages, 16 chapters, 2 appendices, about 200 figures). When I compiled the LaTeX code from within LyX on a SUN computer (Unix) I got the message: TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [pool size=72078]... When I first exported it to a LaTeX file and then from the command line compiled the LaTeX file it worked. I also succeeded to compile the LaTeX code from within LyX on a PC with Linux. /Svante B.
Re: increasing TeX capacity
Hello! TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [main memory size = 350001] If you really absolutely need more capacity you can ask a wizard to enlarge me. I have had a similar problem with a large LyX document (350 pages, 16 chapters, 2 appendices, about 200 figures). When I compiled the LaTeX code from within LyX on a SUN computer (Unix) I got the message: TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [pool size=72078]... When I first exported it to a LaTeX file and then from the command line compiled the LaTeX file it worked. I also succeeded to compile the LaTeX code from within LyX on a PC with Linux. /Svante B.
Re: increasing TeX capacity
Hello! TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [main memory size = 350001] If you really absolutely need more capacity you can ask a wizard to enlarge me. I have had a similar problem with a large LyX document (350 pages, 16 chapters, 2 appendices, about 200 figures). When I compiled the LaTeX code from within LyX on a SUN computer (Unix) I got the message: TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [pool size=72078]... When I first exported it to a LaTeX file and then from the command line compiled the LaTeX file it worked. I also succeeded to compile the LaTeX code from within LyX on a PC with Linux. /Svante B.
Math symbols on screen LyX 1.3.1 XForms
Hello! I (still) have problem with LyX 1.3.1 XForms 1.0 under Solaris (SUN computer). I myself manage to compile and use LyX 1.3.1. I have installed it in my home directory. Especially the math symbols (greek characters etc.) show correctly in equations on the screen when I remove the directory .../share/lyx/xfonts . When my friends try to run the LyX 1.3.1 program from my home directory, math symbols (greek characters etc.) show incorrectly on the scrren in equations as other characters, e.g. P instead of a sum symbol. The result is the same with or without the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory. One of my friends received the following error message in the shell window when he started LyX 1.3.1 for the first time (with the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory available): removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links Later when inserting a \sum in an equation: Could not get font '-unknown-cmex10-medium-r-normal--19-0-0-0-p-0-adobe-fontspecific'. Using 'fixed'. Without the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory still \sum will show as P on the screen but no error messages are printed. What shall we do? Can anyone help us? /Svante
Math symbols on screen LyX 1.3.1 XForms
Hello! I (still) have problem with LyX 1.3.1 XForms 1.0 under Solaris (SUN computer). I myself manage to compile and use LyX 1.3.1. I have installed it in my home directory. Especially the math symbols (greek characters etc.) show correctly in equations on the screen when I remove the directory .../share/lyx/xfonts . When my friends try to run the LyX 1.3.1 program from my home directory, math symbols (greek characters etc.) show incorrectly on the scrren in equations as other characters, e.g. P instead of a sum symbol. The result is the same with or without the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory. One of my friends received the following error message in the shell window when he started LyX 1.3.1 for the first time (with the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory available): removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links Later when inserting a \sum in an equation: Could not get font '-unknown-cmex10-medium-r-normal--19-0-0-0-p-0-adobe-fontspecific'. Using 'fixed'. Without the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory still \sum will show as P on the screen but no error messages are printed. What shall we do? Can anyone help us? /Svante
Math symbols on screen LyX 1.3.1 XForms
Hello! I (still) have problem with LyX 1.3.1 XForms 1.0 under Solaris (SUN computer). I myself manage to compile and use LyX 1.3.1. I have installed it in my home directory. Especially the math symbols (greek characters etc.) show correctly in equations on the screen when I remove the directory .../share/lyx/xfonts . When my friends try to run the LyX 1.3.1 program from my home directory, math symbols (greek characters etc.) show incorrectly on the scrren in equations as other characters, e.g. P instead of a sum symbol. The result is the same with or without the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory. One of my friends received the following error message in the shell window when he started LyX 1.3.1 for the first time (with the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory available): removing xfonts/fonts.dir, which is identical to the system global version removing font links Later when inserting a \sum in an equation: Could not get font '-unknown-cmex10-medium-r-normal--19-0-0-0-p-0-adobe-fontspecific'. Using 'fixed'. Without the .../share/lyx/xfonts directory still \sum will show as P on the screen but no error messages are printed. What shall we do? Can anyone help us? /Svante
Re: math symbols are displayed as text
Hello! I am using Red Hat Linux 8.0 and installed LyX 1.3.1 using lyx-1.3.1-1rh8-qt.i386.rpm with rpm -Uvh lyx-1.3.1-1rh8-qt.i386.rpm The math symbols were displayed as LaTeX words. Then I installed latex-ttf-fonts-0.1-1.noarch.rpm from ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/contrib/ with rpm -Uvh latex-ttf-fonts-0.1-1.noarch.rpm and the math symbols were shown correctly on screen (maybe I had to restart LyX). /Svante Björklund
Re: math symbols are displayed as text
Hello! I am using Red Hat Linux 8.0 and installed LyX 1.3.1 using lyx-1.3.1-1rh8-qt.i386.rpm with rpm -Uvh lyx-1.3.1-1rh8-qt.i386.rpm The math symbols were displayed as LaTeX words. Then I installed latex-ttf-fonts-0.1-1.noarch.rpm from ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/contrib/ with rpm -Uvh latex-ttf-fonts-0.1-1.noarch.rpm and the math symbols were shown correctly on screen (maybe I had to restart LyX). /Svante Björklund
Re: math symbols are displayed as text
Hello! I am using Red Hat Linux 8.0 and installed LyX 1.3.1 using lyx-1.3.1-1rh8-qt.i386.rpm with rpm -Uvh lyx-1.3.1-1rh8-qt.i386.rpm The math symbols were displayed as LaTeX words. Then I installed latex-ttf-fonts-0.1-1.noarch.rpm from ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/contrib/ with rpm -Uvh latex-ttf-fonts-0.1-1.noarch.rpm and the math symbols were shown correctly on screen (maybe I had to restart LyX). /Svante Björklund
LyX 1.3.1 with XForms on Solaris 2.8
Hello! I have compiled and installed LyX 1.3.1 with XForms on a Sun computer with SunOs 5.8 (Solaris 2.8). I encountered some problems: 1) After uppgrading XForms to version 1.0 the ./configure command succeeded. 2) In the generated Makefile in the top directory I replaced the line AMTAR ?= $(TAR) with AMTAR = $(TAR) to be able to run the Makefile. 3) The compilation (g++ 2.95.3) failed at one point. The solution was to set the environment variable CXXFLAGS : setenv CXXFLAGS -ftemplate-depth-25 (for C-shell). 4) When starting LyX 1.3.1 I noticed that greek letters etc. in math equations looked like rubbish on the screen, for example the sign for summation was a capital P. This problems is similar to the problem reported for Qt. The solution was to remove (or rename) the directory .../share/lyx/xfonts and logout and in again. I did not succeed in compiling LyX 1.3.1 for Qt. /Svante Björklund
LyX 1.3.1 with XForms on Solaris 2.8
Hello! I have compiled and installed LyX 1.3.1 with XForms on a Sun computer with SunOs 5.8 (Solaris 2.8). I encountered some problems: 1) After uppgrading XForms to version 1.0 the ./configure command succeeded. 2) In the generated Makefile in the top directory I replaced the line AMTAR ?= $(TAR) with AMTAR = $(TAR) to be able to run the Makefile. 3) The compilation (g++ 2.95.3) failed at one point. The solution was to set the environment variable CXXFLAGS : setenv CXXFLAGS -ftemplate-depth-25 (for C-shell). 4) When starting LyX 1.3.1 I noticed that greek letters etc. in math equations looked like rubbish on the screen, for example the sign for summation was a capital P. This problems is similar to the problem reported for Qt. The solution was to remove (or rename) the directory .../share/lyx/xfonts and logout and in again. I did not succeed in compiling LyX 1.3.1 for Qt. /Svante Björklund
LyX 1.3.1 with XForms on Solaris 2.8
Hello! I have compiled and installed LyX 1.3.1 with XForms on a Sun computer with SunOs 5.8 (Solaris 2.8). I encountered some problems: 1) After uppgrading XForms to version 1.0 the ./configure command succeeded. 2) In the generated Makefile in the top directory I replaced the line AMTAR ?= $(TAR) with AMTAR = $(TAR) to be able to run the Makefile. 3) The compilation (g++ 2.95.3) failed at one point. The solution was to set the environment variable CXXFLAGS : setenv CXXFLAGS "-ftemplate-depth-25" (for C-shell). 4) When starting LyX 1.3.1 I noticed that greek letters etc. in math equations looked like rubbish on the screen, for example the sign for summation was a capital P. This problems is similar to the problem reported for Qt. The solution was to remove (or rename) the directory .../share/lyx/xfonts and logout and in again. I did not succeed in compiling LyX 1.3.1 for Qt. /Svante Björklund
Re: Importing a latex file created with ifacmtg
Hello!
I have written an article with the LaTeX document class ifacmtg. I
created a file ~/.lyx/layouts/ifacmtg.layout (see below). I had some
problem with LaTeX finding the files it needed.
Maybe this makes it easier to import the LaTeX file:
Some of the environments were easier to write in ERT and are therefore
not defined in the layout file:
\begin{frontmatter}
\title{...}
\author{...}
\address{...}
\address{...}
...
\begin{keyword}
\end{keyword}
\end{frontmatter}
These only exist in the beginning of the LyX file.
/Svante Björklund
The file ifacmtg.layout (LyX 1.2.1) looks like:
---
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[ifacmtg,harvard.sty]{ifacmtg}
# Article textclass definition file. Taken from initial LyX source code
# Author : Svante Bjoerklund [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Input general definitions
Input stdclass.inc
Preamble
\usepackage{harvard}
EndPreamble
# Change number of columns
Columns2
# There are no chapters in an article.
NoStyle Chapter
NoStyle Chapter*
MaxCounterCounter_Section
SecNumDepth3
TocDepth3
# Change a bit Part and Part*
Style Part
AlignLeft
AlignPossibleLeft
TopSep2
BottomSep 1.5
Font
SizeLarger
EndFont
End
Style Part*
AlignLeft
AlignPossibleLeft
TopSep2
BottomSep 1.5
Font
SizeLarger
EndFont
End
Re: Importing a latex file created with ifacmtg
Hello!
I have written an article with the LaTeX document class ifacmtg. I
created a file ~/.lyx/layouts/ifacmtg.layout (see below). I had some
problem with LaTeX finding the files it needed.
Maybe this makes it easier to import the LaTeX file:
Some of the environments were easier to write in ERT and are therefore
not defined in the layout file:
\begin{frontmatter}
\title{...}
\author{...}
\address{...}
\address{...}
...
\begin{keyword}
\end{keyword}
\end{frontmatter}
These only exist in the beginning of the LyX file.
/Svante Björklund
The file ifacmtg.layout (LyX 1.2.1) looks like:
---
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[ifacmtg,harvard.sty]{ifacmtg}
# Article textclass definition file. Taken from initial LyX source code
# Author : Svante Bjoerklund [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Input general definitions
Input stdclass.inc
Preamble
\usepackage{harvard}
EndPreamble
# Change number of columns
Columns2
# There are no chapters in an article.
NoStyle Chapter
NoStyle Chapter*
MaxCounterCounter_Section
SecNumDepth3
TocDepth3
# Change a bit Part and Part*
Style Part
AlignLeft
AlignPossibleLeft
TopSep2
BottomSep 1.5
Font
SizeLarger
EndFont
End
Style Part*
AlignLeft
AlignPossibleLeft
TopSep2
BottomSep 1.5
Font
SizeLarger
EndFont
End
Re: Importing a latex file created with ifacmtg
Hello!
I have written an article with the LaTeX document class ifacmtg. I
created a file ~/.lyx/layouts/ifacmtg.layout (see below). I had some
problem with LaTeX finding the files it needed.
Maybe this makes it easier to import the LaTeX file:
Some of the environments were easier to write in ERT and are therefore
not defined in the layout file:
\begin{frontmatter}
\title{...}
\author{...}
\address{...}
\address{...}
...
\begin{keyword}
\end{keyword}
\end{frontmatter}
These only exist in the beginning of the LyX file.
/Svante Björklund
The file ifacmtg.layout (LyX 1.2.1) looks like:
---
#% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this
# \DeclareLaTeXClass[ifacmtg,harvard.sty]{ifacmtg}
# Article textclass definition file. Taken from initial LyX source code
# Author : Svante Bjoerklund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
# Input general definitions
Input stdclass.inc
Preamble
\usepackage{harvard}
EndPreamble
# Change number of columns
Columns2
# There are no chapters in an article.
NoStyle Chapter
NoStyle Chapter*
MaxCounterCounter_Section
SecNumDepth3
TocDepth3
# Change a bit Part and Part*
Style Part
AlignLeft
AlignPossibleLeft
TopSep2
BottomSep 1.5
Font
SizeLarger
EndFont
End
Style Part*
AlignLeft
AlignPossibleLeft
TopSep2
BottomSep 1.5
Font
SizeLarger
EndFont
End
Re: Re: LyX layout for Prosper
Fri, 13 Dec 2002 11:55:39 -0600 From: Bo Peng [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Fri, Dec 13, 2002 at 05:37:23PM +0100, Svante Bjrklund wrote: Hello! I am using the LaTeX Prosper package for slides with LyX 1.2.1. I have made a LyX layout file myself. Unfortunately it is rather primitive. I have to write a lot of LaTeX code in my LyX files (using ERT blocks). I would like to have a LyX layout file that defines LyX paragraph environments for the beginning of slides, parts of slides (overlays) etc with the possibility to set parameters for transition types etc. so I do not need LaTeX code in ERT blocks. Is there such a layout file available somewhere? From http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/, download http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/cluster.tar.gz and you will find prosper.layout. See http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/seminar/seminar.phtml#prosper for more details. -- Bo Peng Thank you for your answer. Still with the LyX layout file you showed me you have to write a lot of LaTeX code in your LyX file. I would like to avoid that but still use all features of Prosper. /Svante B.
Re: Re: LyX layout for Prosper
Fri, 13 Dec 2002 11:55:39 -0600 From: Bo Peng [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Fri, Dec 13, 2002 at 05:37:23PM +0100, Svante Bjrklund wrote: Hello! I am using the LaTeX Prosper package for slides with LyX 1.2.1. I have made a LyX layout file myself. Unfortunately it is rather primitive. I have to write a lot of LaTeX code in my LyX files (using ERT blocks). I would like to have a LyX layout file that defines LyX paragraph environments for the beginning of slides, parts of slides (overlays) etc with the possibility to set parameters for transition types etc. so I do not need LaTeX code in ERT blocks. Is there such a layout file available somewhere? From http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/, download http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/cluster.tar.gz and you will find prosper.layout. See http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/seminar/seminar.phtml#prosper for more details. -- Bo Peng Thank you for your answer. Still with the LyX layout file you showed me you have to write a lot of LaTeX code in your LyX file. I would like to avoid that but still use all features of Prosper. /Svante B.
Re: Re: LyX layout for Prosper
Fri, 13 Dec 2002 11:55:39 -0600 From: Bo Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Fri, Dec 13, 2002 at 05:37:23PM +0100, Svante Bjrklund wrote: > Hello! > I am using the LaTeX Prosper package for slides with LyX 1.2.1. I have > made a LyX layout file myself. Unfortunately it is rather primitive. I > have to write a lot of LaTeX code in my LyX files (using ERT blocks). I > would like to have a LyX layout file that defines LyX paragraph > environments for the beginning of slides, parts of slides (overlays) etc > with the possibility to set parameters for transition types etc. so I do > not need LaTeX code in ERT blocks. Is there such a layout file available > somewhere? From http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/, download http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/cluster.tar.gz and you will find prosper.layout. See http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/seminar/seminar.phtml#prosper for more details. -- Bo Peng Thank you for your answer. Still with the LyX layout file you showed me you have to write a lot of LaTeX code in your LyX file. I would like to avoid that but still use all features of Prosper. /Svante B.
LyX layout for Prosper
Hello! I am using the LaTeX Prosper package for slides with LyX 1.2.1. I have made a LyX layout file myself. Unfortunately it is rather primitive. I have to write a lot of LaTeX code in my LyX files (using ERT blocks). I would like to have a LyX layout file that defines LyX paragraph environments for the beginning of slides, parts of slides (overlays) etc with the possibility to set parameters for transition types etc. so I do not need LaTeX code in ERT blocks. Is there such a layout file available somewhere? Grateful for help Svante Björklund
LyX layout for Prosper
Hello! I am using the LaTeX Prosper package for slides with LyX 1.2.1. I have made a LyX layout file myself. Unfortunately it is rather primitive. I have to write a lot of LaTeX code in my LyX files (using ERT blocks). I would like to have a LyX layout file that defines LyX paragraph environments for the beginning of slides, parts of slides (overlays) etc with the possibility to set parameters for transition types etc. so I do not need LaTeX code in ERT blocks. Is there such a layout file available somewhere? Grateful for help Svante Björklund
LyX layout for Prosper
Hello! I am using the LaTeX Prosper package for slides with LyX 1.2.1. I have made a LyX layout file myself. Unfortunately it is rather primitive. I have to write a lot of LaTeX code in my LyX files (using ERT blocks). I would like to have a LyX layout file that defines LyX paragraph environments for the beginning of slides, parts of slides (overlays) etc with the possibility to set parameters for transition types etc. so I do not need LaTeX code in ERT blocks. Is there such a layout file available somewhere? Grateful for help Svante Björklund
