Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces ctrl+space. Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P Thanks anyway. I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote: On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P Thanks anyway. I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. bye, Maurizio Hi Maurizio What is exactly the latex (not DVI) ouput you are waiting for ? May be can you help LyX with ERT, but I don't know latex enough to find the proper construction. Alain -- *** *Alain Castera* * IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] * * Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] * * Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 * * F69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX | Fax : (+33) 472448004 * ***
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 10:08:28 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote:
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE
indentation.
I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P
Thanks anyway.
I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing.
bye,
Maurizio
Hi Maurizio
What is exactly the latex (not DVI) ouput you are waiting for ? May be can
you help LyX with ERT, but I don't know latex enough to find the proper
construction.
Thanks Alain,
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
\item This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
qq This is the second paragraph, and
is indented. But it has no numbering,
because it belongs to the same enu-
meration item, the second one.
\end{enumerate}
Notice that the blank line above the q is necessary,
otherwise latex doesn't understand that a new paragraph is beginning.
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
2. This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num-
bering, because it belongs to the same
enumeration item, the second one.
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my
test file ? Could you send an example to me ?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
\item This is the second item, and it ..
qq This is the second paragraph, and
\end{enumerate}
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans ...
2. This is the second item, and it ...
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num- ...
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newfile3.tex
Description: latex test file
newfile3.dvi
Description: test output - doesn't work
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 12:16:14 +0200 (CEST), you wrote: Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my test file ? Could you send an example to me ? gosh, you are right! I was pretty sure latex would put a first-line indent, but it doesn't. I don't know what to say... I'm so sorry. Maybe I was using some strange package, but now I can't remember. Bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Replace the qq with \hphantom{}
regards,
At 12:16 24/07/2002, Alain Castera wrote:
Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my
test file ? Could you send an example to me ?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
\item This is the second item, and it ..
qq This is the second paragraph, and
\end{enumerate}
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans ...
2. This is the second item, and it ...
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num- ...
--
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Radwan JALAM wrote:
Replace the qq with \hphantom{}
regards,
I'm not sure it will be so easy to use in LyX (a quick test failed here,
but I didn't investigate).
A simple (but less elegant, I agree) method is to put in the enumerate
environment, somewhere before the first paragraph to be indented :
\setlength{\parindent}{5mm}
or whatever length you want. List environment set \parindent to 0, you saw
that already ;-)
- remark : if LaTeX behave this way, this may be because of some
typographic uses. Maurizio, do you really want to do that ?
Alain
P.S. Salut, Radwan. Je serais curieux de voir le chemin suivi par nos
messages ;-)
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Le Mercredi 24 Juillet 2002 14:52, Alain Castera a écrit :
A simple (but less elegant, I agree) method is to put in the enumerate
environment, somewhere before the first paragraph to be indented :
\setlength{\parindent}{5mm}
or whatever length you want. List environment set \parindent to 0, you
saw that already ;-)
No, for paragraph nested in lists you should use \listparindent, but I tried
it and it doesn't seem to work :-/
--
Renaud Michel
640 Ko is enough, Bill Gates.
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Renaud MICHEL wrote:
No, for paragraph nested in lists you should use \listparindent, but I tried
it and it doesn't seem to work :-/
Agreed, but you have to do it as part as the \begin{list} declaration,
and I don't know how to do that with LyX (except by writing everything in
ERT). :-(
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 14:52:11 +0200 (CEST), you wrote: - remark : if LaTeX behave this way, this may be because of some typographic uses. Maurizio, do you really want to do that ? Well, after all... yes you're right. Why the hell did I want to do such a thing? bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces ctrl+space. Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P Thanks anyway. I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote: On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P Thanks anyway. I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. bye, Maurizio Hi Maurizio What is exactly the latex (not DVI) ouput you are waiting for ? May be can you help LyX with ERT, but I don't know latex enough to find the proper construction. Alain -- *** *Alain Castera* * IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] * * Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] * * Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 * * F69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX | Fax : (+33) 472448004 * ***
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 10:08:28 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote:
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE
indentation.
I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P
Thanks anyway.
I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing.
bye,
Maurizio
Hi Maurizio
What is exactly the latex (not DVI) ouput you are waiting for ? May be can
you help LyX with ERT, but I don't know latex enough to find the proper
construction.
Thanks Alain,
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
\item This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
qq This is the second paragraph, and
is indented. But it has no numbering,
because it belongs to the same enu-
meration item, the second one.
\end{enumerate}
Notice that the blank line above the q is necessary,
otherwise latex doesn't understand that a new paragraph is beginning.
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
2. This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num-
bering, because it belongs to the same
enumeration item, the second one.
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my
test file ? Could you send an example to me ?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
\item This is the second item, and it ..
qq This is the second paragraph, and
\end{enumerate}
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans ...
2. This is the second item, and it ...
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num- ...
--
***
*Alain Castera*
* IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] *
* Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] *
* Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 *
* F69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX | Fax : (+33) 472448004 *
***
newfile3.tex
Description: latex test file
newfile3.dvi
Description: test output - doesn't work
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 12:16:14 +0200 (CEST), you wrote: Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my test file ? Could you send an example to me ? gosh, you are right! I was pretty sure latex would put a first-line indent, but it doesn't. I don't know what to say... I'm so sorry. Maybe I was using some strange package, but now I can't remember. Bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Replace the qq with \hphantom{}
regards,
At 12:16 24/07/2002, Alain Castera wrote:
Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my
test file ? Could you send an example to me ?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
\item This is the second item, and it ..
qq This is the second paragraph, and
\end{enumerate}
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans ...
2. This is the second item, and it ...
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num- ...
--
***
*Alain Castera*
* IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] *
* Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] *
* Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 *
* F69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX | Fax : (+33) 472448004 *
***
__
Radwan JALAM
Laboratoire ERIC
Universite Lumiere Lyon 2
mél: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://eric.univ-lyon2.fr
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Radwan JALAM wrote:
Replace the qq with \hphantom{}
regards,
I'm not sure it will be so easy to use in LyX (a quick test failed here,
but I didn't investigate).
A simple (but less elegant, I agree) method is to put in the enumerate
environment, somewhere before the first paragraph to be indented :
\setlength{\parindent}{5mm}
or whatever length you want. List environment set \parindent to 0, you saw
that already ;-)
- remark : if LaTeX behave this way, this may be because of some
typographic uses. Maurizio, do you really want to do that ?
Alain
P.S. Salut, Radwan. Je serais curieux de voir le chemin suivi par nos
messages ;-)
--
***
*Alain Castera*
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* Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] *
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***
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Le Mercredi 24 Juillet 2002 14:52, Alain Castera a écrit :
A simple (but less elegant, I agree) method is to put in the enumerate
environment, somewhere before the first paragraph to be indented :
\setlength{\parindent}{5mm}
or whatever length you want. List environment set \parindent to 0, you
saw that already ;-)
No, for paragraph nested in lists you should use \listparindent, but I tried
it and it doesn't seem to work :-/
--
Renaud Michel
640 Ko is enough, Bill Gates.
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Renaud MICHEL wrote:
No, for paragraph nested in lists you should use \listparindent, but I tried
it and it doesn't seem to work :-/
Agreed, but you have to do it as part as the \begin{list} declaration,
and I don't know how to do that with LyX (except by writing everything in
ERT). :-(
--
***
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 14:52:11 +0200 (CEST), you wrote: - remark : if LaTeX behave this way, this may be because of some typographic uses. Maurizio, do you really want to do that ? Well, after all... yes you're right. Why the hell did I want to do such a thing? bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE indentation. This should probably be done with hard spaces "ctrl+space". Probably somebody knows why deeper paragraphs do not have the first line indented. The same thing was discussed as known bug in 1.1.[56] versions for each first paragraph after some another text types. E.g. if you create [sub]section or list, the next paragraph will not have the first line indented. I do not use 1.2 version, maybe it is repaired already? Pavel Hampl pavel hampl wrote: > > try this: > > -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated > -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 > -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is > enumerated with 3 > -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 > -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from "enumerated" > to "standard"; now the next paragraph has 1 again > - change depth of the "standard" paragraph; it should be > indented and the next paragraph has number 3 > > 1. first paragraph > > 2. second paragraph > >third paragraph > > 3. fourth paragraph > > the depth can be changed either through menu "Layout| change > env. depth", or with "Shift-Alt-Right" or with the button of > indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. > > Is that what you need? > > PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: > sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE > indentation. I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P Thanks anyway. I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote: > On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote: > > > sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE > > indentation. > > > I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P > > Thanks anyway. > I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing. > > bye, > Maurizio > Hi Maurizio What is exactly the latex (not DVI) ouput you are waiting for ? May be can you help LyX with ERT, but I don't know latex enough to find the proper construction. Alain -- *** *Alain Castera* * IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] * * Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] * * Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 * * F69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX | Fax : (+33) 472448004 * ***
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 10:08:28 +0200 (CEST), you wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 06:22:13 +, you wrote:
> >
> > > sorry, I did not understand that you need the FIRST LINE
> > > indentation.
> >
> >
> > I'm sorry, I should have said that from the beginning. :-P
> >
> > Thanks anyway.
> > I can always do an after-the-fact latex editing.
> >
> > bye,
> > Maurizio
> >
>
> Hi Maurizio
>
> What is exactly the latex (not DVI) ouput you are waiting for ? May be can
> you help LyX with ERT, but I don't know latex enough to find the proper
> construction.
>
Thanks Alain,
it is very simple.
I would like to get the following latex output :
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
\item This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
qq This is the second paragraph, and
is indented. But it has no numbering,
because it belongs to the same enu-
meration item, the second one.
\end{enumerate}
Notice that the blank line above the q is necessary,
otherwise latex doesn't understand that a new paragraph is beginning.
Which in dvi appears as:
1. This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
2. This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
qq This is the second paragraph,
and it is indented. But it has no num-
bering, because it belongs to the same
enumeration item, the second one.
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my
test file ? Could you send an example to me ?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
> it is very simple.
> I would like to get the following latex output :
>
>
> \begin{enumerate}
>
> \item This is the first item, and spans
>
> \item This is the second item, and it ..
>
> qq This is the second paragraph, and
>
> \end{enumerate}
>
> Which in dvi appears as:
>
>
> 1. This is the first item, and spans ...
>
> 2. This is the second item, and it ...
>
> qq This is the second paragraph,
> and it is indented. But it has no num- ...
--
***
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newfile3.tex
Description: latex test file
newfile3.dvi
Description: test output -> doesn't work
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 12:16:14 +0200 (CEST), you wrote: > > Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my > test file ? Could you send an example to me ? > gosh, you are right! I was pretty sure latex would put a first-line indent, but it doesn't. I don't know what to say... I'm so sorry. Maybe I was using some strange package, but now I can't remember. Bye, Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Replace the "qq" with \hphantom{}
regards,
At 12:16 24/07/2002, Alain Castera wrote:
>Sorry, I am unable to reproduce (see attached dvi). What's wrong in my
>test file ? Could you send an example to me ?
>
>
>On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, seguso wrote:
> > it is very simple.
> > I would like to get the following latex output :
> >
> >
> > \begin{enumerate}
> >
> > \item This is the first item, and spans
> >
> > \item This is the second item, and it ..
> >
> > qq This is the second paragraph, and
> >
> > \end{enumerate}
> >
> > Which in dvi appears as:
> >
> >
> > 1. This is the first item, and spans ...
> >
> > 2. This is the second item, and it ...
> >
> > qq This is the second paragraph,
> > and it is indented. But it has no num- ...
>
>--
> ***
> *Alain Castera*
> * IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] *
> * Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] *
> * Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 *
> * F69622 Villeurbanne CEDEX | Fax : (+33) 472448004 *
> ***
>
__
Radwan JALAM
Laboratoire ERIC
Universite Lumiere Lyon 2
mél: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://eric.univ-lyon2.fr
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Radwan JALAM wrote:
> Replace the "qq" with \hphantom{}
>
> regards,
>
I'm not sure it will be so easy to use in LyX (a quick test failed here,
but I didn't investigate).
A simple (but less elegant, I agree) method is to put in the enumerate
environment, somewhere before the first paragraph to be indented :
\setlength{\parindent}{5mm}
or whatever length you want. List environment set \parindent to 0, you saw
that already ;-)
- remark : if LaTeX behave this way, this may be because of some
typographic uses. Maurizio, do you really want to do that ?
Alain
P.S. Salut, Radwan. Je serais curieux de voir le chemin suivi par nos
messages ;-)
--
***
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* IPNL - UCB Lyon 1 | e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] *
* Bat. Paul Dirac | or[EMAIL PROTECTED] *
* Campus de la Doua | Telephone : (+33) 472448429 *
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Le Mercredi 24 Juillet 2002 14:52, Alain Castera a écrit :
> A simple (but less elegant, I agree) method is to put in the enumerate
> environment, somewhere before the first paragraph to be indented :
> \setlength{\parindent}{5mm}
> or whatever length you want. List environment set \parindent to 0, you
> saw that already ;-)
No, for paragraph nested in lists you should use \listparindent, but I tried
it and it doesn't seem to work :-/
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Renaud MICHEL wrote:
> No, for paragraph nested in lists you should use \listparindent, but I tried
> it and it doesn't seem to work :-/
Agreed, but you have to do it as part as the "\begin{list}" declaration,
and I don't know how to do that with LyX (except by writing everything in
ERT). :-(
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 14:52:11 +0200 (CEST), you wrote: > > - remark : if LaTeX behave this way, this may be because of some > typographic uses. Maurizio, do you really want to do that ? Well, after all... yes you're right. Why the hell did I want to do such a thing? bye, Maurizio
How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Hello,
How can I have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
In latex I would do:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
but it will be left-indented.
\item This is the second item and will have number two.
\end{enumerate}
How can I do that with Lyx?
--
Best regards,
Maurizio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Maurizio wrote:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
but it will be left-indented.
\item This is the second item and will have number two.
Herbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 20:59:37 +0200, you wrote:
Maurizio wrote:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
Thanks a lot Herbert, but...
it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
paragraphs.
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
paragraphs.
hm, I do not understand ...
look at the attached lyx-file
HErbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Thanks a lot Herbert, but... it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between paragraphs. Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use LayoutChange environment depth. JMarc
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:20:56 +0200, you wrote: seguso wrote: it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between paragraphs. hm, I do not understand ... look at the attached lyx-file Thanks Herbert, I looked at it, and it is not what I need. What I need is that my DVI looks like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your lyx file, when made a DVI, looked like: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. Sorry for bothering, bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:23:07 +0200, you wrote: Thanks a lot Herbert, but... it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between paragraphs. Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use LayoutChange environment depth. JMarc Thank you very much, but I'm afraid that your solution doesn't put a left indent on the second paragraph of the enumeration. I need my DVI to look like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your solution does this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is not indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
I need my DVI to look like this:
1. This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
2. This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
This is the second paragraph, and
is indented. But it has no numbering,
because it belongs to the same enu-
meration item, the second item.
I see, the easiest way is to insert some space with ert.
If you need it in a lot of cases then another solution
maybe useful.
Herbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Hello,
How can I have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
In latex I would do:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
but it will be left-indented.
\item This is the second item and will have number two.
\end{enumerate}
How can I do that with Lyx?
--
Best regards,
Maurizio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Maurizio wrote:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
but it will be left-indented.
\item This is the second item and will have number two.
Herbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 20:59:37 +0200, you wrote:
Maurizio wrote:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
Thanks a lot Herbert, but...
it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
paragraphs.
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
paragraphs.
hm, I do not understand ...
look at the attached lyx-file
HErbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Thanks a lot Herbert, but... it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between paragraphs. Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use LayoutChange environment depth. JMarc
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:20:56 +0200, you wrote: seguso wrote: it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between paragraphs. hm, I do not understand ... look at the attached lyx-file Thanks Herbert, I looked at it, and it is not what I need. What I need is that my DVI looks like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your lyx file, when made a DVI, looked like: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. Sorry for bothering, bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:23:07 +0200, you wrote: Thanks a lot Herbert, but... it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between paragraphs. Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use LayoutChange environment depth. JMarc Thank you very much, but I'm afraid that your solution doesn't put a left indent on the second paragraph of the enumeration. I need my DVI to look like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your solution does this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is not indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
I need my DVI to look like this:
1. This is the first item, and spans
only one paragraph. It has no left
indentation, as you can see.
2. This is the second item, and it
spans two paragraphs. This is the
first paragraph and has no indenta-
tion.
This is the second paragraph, and
is indented. But it has no numbering,
because it belongs to the same enu-
meration item, the second item.
I see, the easiest way is to insert some space with ert.
If you need it in a lot of cases then another solution
maybe useful.
Herbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from enumerated to standard; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the standard paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu Layout| change env. depth, or with Shift-Alt-Right or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 NEW! 11000 Praha 1, CZ
How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Hello,
How can I have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
In latex I would do:
\begin{enumerate}
\item This is the first paragraph of an
enumeration item and will have number one.
This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
but it will be left-indented.
\item This is the second item and will have number two.
\end{enumerate}
How can I do that with Lyx?
--
Best regards,
Maurizio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
Maurizio wrote:
> \begin{enumerate}
>
> \item This is the first paragraph of an
>enumeration item and will have number one.
ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
>
> This is the second paragraph and will have no numbering,
> but it will be left-indented.
>
> \item This is the second item and will have number two.
Herbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 20:59:37 +0200, you wrote:
> Maurizio wrote:
>
>
> > \begin{enumerate}
> >
> > \item This is the first paragraph of an
> >enumeration item and will have number one.
>
>
> ctrl-enter between paragraphs of the same item
Thanks a lot Herbert, but...
it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
paragraphs.
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
> it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent...
>
> whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between
>paragraphs.
hm, I do not understand ...
look at the attached lyx-file
HErbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
> Thanks a lot Herbert, but... > > it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... > > whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space between >paragraphs. Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use Layout>Change environment depth. JMarc
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:20:56 +0200, you wrote: > seguso wrote: > > > it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... > > > > whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space >between paragraphs. > > > hm, I do not understand ... > > look at the attached lyx-file Thanks Herbert, I looked at it, and it is not what I need. What I need is that my DVI looks like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your lyx file, when made a DVI, looked like: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. Sorry for bothering, bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 21:23:07 +0200, you wrote: > > Thanks a lot Herbert, but... > > > > it is not the same thing. CTRL+ENTER puts a newline, but without left-indent... > > > > whereas the latex code I wrote puts a left indent and also a vertical space >between paragraphs. > > Go to the paragraph that you want to put inside enumeration, and use > Layout>Change environment depth. > > JMarc Thank you very much, but I'm afraid that your solution doesn't put a left indent on the second paragraph of the enumeration. I need my DVI to look like this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. whereas your solution does this: 1. This is the first item, and spans only one paragraph. It has no left indentation, as you can see. 2. This is the second item, and it spans two paragraphs. This is the first paragraph and has no indenta- tion. This is the second paragraph, and is not indented. But it has no numbering, because it belongs to the same enu- meration item, the second item. bye Maurizio
Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
seguso wrote:
> I need my DVI to look like this:
>
>
> 1. This is the first item, and spans
> only one paragraph. It has no left
> indentation, as you can see.
>
> 2. This is the second item, and it
> spans two paragraphs. This is the
> first paragraph and has no indenta-
> tion.
> This is the second paragraph, and
> is indented. But it has no numbering,
> because it belongs to the same enu-
> meration item, the second item.
I see, the easiest way is to insert some space with ert.
If you need it in a lot of cases then another solution
maybe useful.
Herbert
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Re: How to have an enumeration item span more than one paragraph?
try this: -write the first paragraph and set is as enumerated -write the second paragraph, it should be enumerated with 2 -write the paragraph you want to be indented. NOW it is enumerated with 3 -write the next paragraph if any, it has to have 4 -go to the paragraph with 3 and change it from "enumerated" to "standard"; now the next paragraph has 1 again - change depth of the "standard" paragraph; it should be indented and the next paragraph has number 3 1. first paragraph 2. second paragraph third paragraph 3. fourth paragraph the depth can be changed either through menu "Layout| change env. depth", or with "Shift-Alt-Right" or with the button of indented paragraph with arrows on both sides. Is that what you need? PHampl -- -- Pavel Hampl email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GN Resources CZ http://www.gncz.cz Ve Smeckach 20 tel: +420-2-96337821 <
