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Lars
| Another 2 bugs in Lyx 1.1.6fix1.
|
| 1. When entering numbers into tables it is not possible to use the numeric
| keypad (with num lock on of course).
But you are able to input numbers into regular paragraphs?
Yep, can use the keypad to input data into normal paragraphs.
In
Lars
> | Another 2 bugs in Lyx 1.1.6fix1.
> |
> | 1. When entering numbers into tables it is not possible to use the numeric
> | keypad (with num lock on of course).
>
> But you are able to input numbers into regular paragraphs?
Yep, can use the keypad to input data into normal paragraphs.
) the data.
Ben
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) the data.
Ben
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it FOUR times now in half an hour!
Regards
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table - it's done it FOUR times now in half an hour!
Regards
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Tue, 13 Feb 2001
On Tue, Feb 13, 2001 at 08:35:55AM +1030, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
Guys
I'm trying to change the font in a table (Lyx1.1.6fix1) using Layout
Character. This no longer works over the whole table. I now have to change
every individual element which takes for ever
Tue, 13 Feb 2001
> On Tue, Feb 13, 2001 at 08:35:55AM +1030, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
> > Guys
> >
> > I'm trying to change the font in a table (Lyx1.1.6fix1) using Layout >
> > Character. This no longer works over the whole table. I now have to change
> >
Guys
Has anyone tested the version control software in Lyx 1.1.6fix1. As far as I
can tell, It doesn't behave as it once did.
If I open the file, modify it and save I get the following error.
utime error.
If I try to Version Control Check in Changes I get the following error
Guys
Has anyone tested the version control software in Lyx 1.1.6fix1. As far as I
can tell, It doesn't behave as it once did.
If I open the file, modify it and save I get the following error.
utime error.
If I try to Version Control > Check in Changes I get the following error
Allan
I suspect he was trying the newfound trick of leaving off the extension
from the figure to try to support generation of PDF and ps from the one
file (since pdflatex prefers png files and we still insist on writing the
extension into the file).
Not that I'm aware of. The file was
JM
Ben (gdb) frame 6 #6 0x81d3111 in GetExtension (name=@0x84b3d18) at
Ben filetools.C:985 985 in filetools.C (gdb) print *(name.rep) $1 =
Ben {sz = 0, ref = 3019, res = 1, s = 0x836e988 ""} (gdb)
Ben Does this help?
Yes, it did really. Another question: do you have an empty image (no
Allan
> I suspect he was trying the newfound trick of leaving off the extension
> from the figure to try to support generation of PDF and ps from the one
> file (since pdflatex prefers png files and we still insist on writing the
> extension into the file).
Not that I'm aware of. The file was
JM
> Ben> (gdb) frame 6 #6 0x81d3111 in GetExtension (name=@0x84b3d18) at
> Ben> filetools.C:985 985 in filetools.C (gdb) print *(name.rep) $1 =
> Ben> {sz = 0, ref = 3019, res = 1, s = 0x836e988 ""} (gdb)
>
> Ben> Does this help?
>
> Yes, it did really. Another question: do you have an empty
JM,
Could you do something like
frame 6
print *(name.rep)
I'd be interested to see what the string from which the extension
sought is. I suspect that rfind is to blame, however.
(gdb) frame 6
#6 0x81d3111 in GetExtension (name=@0x84b3d18) at filetools.C:985
985 in filetools.C
JM,
> Could you do something like
>
> frame 6
> print *(name.rep)
>
> I'd be interested to see what the string from which the extension
> sought is. I suspect that rfind is to blame, however.
(gdb) frame 6
#6 0x81d3111 in GetExtension (name=@0x84b3d18) at filetools.C:985
985 in
I've now got a more reasonable back trace after Kayvan fixed up the RPM for
lygdb.
Hope this one sort's out the bug (I've had to go back to 1.1.5 in the meantime).
Regards
Ben
gdb lyxgdb
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GDB is free software, covered by the GNU
I've now got a more reasonable back trace after Kayvan fixed up the RPM for
lygdb.
Hope this one sort's out the bug (I've had to go back to 1.1.5 in the meantime).
Regards
Ben
gdb lyxgdb
GNU gdb 4.18
Copyright 1998 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GDB is free software, covered by the GNU
As requested. Although to me it doesn't look any different to the material I
supplied before
Also please note that I tried a back trace on lyxgdb and it gave exactly the
same info. Is it possible that lyxgdb was compiled with out the debugging
option activated?
# gdb lyx
run
As requested. Although to me it doesn't look any different to the material I
supplied before
Also please note that I tried a back trace on lyxgdb and it gave exactly the
same info. Is it possible that lyxgdb was compiled with out the debugging
option activated?
> # gdb lyx
> > run
>
; you cannot go up.
(gdb) info locals
argv = (char **) 0x8382d08
rtld_fini = (void (*)()) 0x8382cf8
stack_end = (void *) 0x400faa7c
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Lars
The back trace looks bogus, can you run LyX from within the debugger
and not with a post-mortm core file?
Hopefully that should give us a better trace.
Lgb
I'm afraid I'm only a user so you'd have to step me through the process.
BTW, the error message when it core
f8
stack_end = (void *) 0x400faa7c
(gdb) up
Initial frame selected; you cannot go up.
(gdb) info locals
argv = (char **) 0x8382d08
rtld_fini = (void (*)()) 0x8382cf8
stack_end = (void *) 0x400faa7c
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Lars
> The back trace looks bogus, can you run LyX from within the debugger
> and not with a post-mortm core file?
>
> Hopefully that should give us a better trace.
>
> Lgb
I'm afraid I'm only a user so you'd have to step me through the process.
BTW, the error message when it
Drew
There is only one feature in Microsoft Word that I dearly miss in LyX--
a way of comparing documents so that one gets a visual representation
(e.g. different colors) of the differences between them. Currently I am
editing my girlfriend's thesis and unless she is present during an
Drew
> There is only one feature in Microsoft Word that I dearly miss in LyX--
> a way of comparing documents so that one gets a visual representation
> (e.g. different colors) of the differences between them. Currently I am
> editing my girlfriend's thesis and unless she is present during an
>
Guys
The Character Style Window can be change size in 1.1.6cvs. I don't think this
should be allowed. It happened when I tried moving it and grabbed the wrong
part of the window. Try stretching it vertically - very strange things happen
with the Shape sub window.
Ben
Guys
The Character Style Window can be change size in 1.1.6cvs. I don't think this
should be allowed. It happened when I tried moving it and grabbed the wrong
part of the window. Try stretching it vertically - very strange things happen
with the Shape sub window.
Ben
Dekel
On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 09:56:14AM +1030, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
Guys
I'm having problems with the DVI viewer and figures with lyx1.1.6pre2. I think
it has to do with the full path being used. The process initated by lyx when
viewing DVI is
xdvi.bin -name xdvi -paper
Dekel
> On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 09:56:14AM +1030, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
> > Guys
> >
> > I'm having problems with the DVI viewer and figures with lyx1.1.6pre2. I think
> > it has to do with the full path being used. The process initated by lyx when
> > vie
and subsequently I can View PS etc.
It seems like the latex command is not run correctly. Is there a way of
finding out what command is run?
Ciao
Ben
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Further to my email re faulty DVI it seems that I have to delete the .tex.dep
file before latex (to generate the .dvi file) is run correctly.
Try deleting just the .dvi file and see if you can view DVI???
Ben
Tue, 12 Dec 2000
Ben Cazzolato [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Further to my email re faulty DVI it seems that I have to delete the .tex.dep
| file before latex (to generate the .dvi file) is run correctly.
|
| Try deleting just the .dvi file and see if you can view DVI???
What LyX version
Lars
| I just tried the latest CVS RPM (11/12/2000) and it also has the
| same problem.
did you try running reconfigure in the Edit menu?
(and restart LyX afterwards)
Lgb
yep.
Ben
and subsequently I can View PS etc.
It seems like the latex command is not run correctly. Is there a way of
finding out what command is run?
Ciao
Ben
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Further to my email re faulty DVI it seems that I have to delete the .tex.dep
file before latex (to generate the .dvi file) is run correctly.
Try deleting just the .dvi file and see if you can view DVI???
Ben
Tue, 12 Dec 2000
> Ben Cazzolato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> | Further to my email re faulty DVI it seems that I have to delete the .tex.dep
> | file before latex (to generate the .dvi file) is run correctly.
> |
> | Try deleting just the .dvi file and see if you c
Lars
> | I just tried the latest CVS RPM (11/12/2000) and it also has the
> | same problem.
>
> did you try running reconfigure in the Edit menu?
> (and restart LyX afterwards)
>
> Lgb
yep.
Ben
Angus
Ben, this is happening because you're using a temporary directory to create
your LaTeX and DVI files. The PostScript stuff is no longer in the same
relative path.
The fix is to make MakeAbsPath() more intelligent.
The work around is to
1. Not use a temporary directory.
Angus
> Ben, this is happening because you're using a temporary directory to create
> your LaTeX and DVI files. The PostScript stuff is no longer in the same
> relative path.
>
> The fix is to make MakeAbsPath() more intelligent.
>
> The work around is to
> 1. Not use a temporary directory.
Guys
Errr
Let's get this straight. Before you Reconfigured, you couldn't open
Edit-Preferences. After you reconfigured you could.
Before manually reconfiguring I could open up the Preferences but it would
cause the crash.
Yes, when lyx is installing it runs reconfigure. However, I
DVI when starting the same command from a
terminal window you get:
xdvi.bin: cannot find PS file `../mechtest/mtlogo.ps'.
Same goes for all my figures. Any ideas?
Ben
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Ben
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Guys
> Errr
>
> Let's get this straight. Before you Reconfigured, you couldn't open
> Edit->Preferences. After you reconfigured you could.
Before manually reconfiguring I could open up the Preferences but it would
cause the crash.
Yes, when lyx is installing it runs reconfigure.
DVI when starting the same command from a
terminal window you get:
xdvi.bin: cannot find PS file `../mechtest/mtlogo.ps'.
Same goes for all my figures. Any ideas?
Ben
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etc?
Ben
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Mon, 27 Nov 2000
Hi Guys
I am starting to use the pre-release of Lyx 1.1.6pre2 (downloaded RPM from
ftp://ftp.sylvan.com/pub/lyx/) and I can get Lyx to core dump every time.
I tried Edit-Preferences immediately after upgrading from 1.5.2 (without
opening up Lyx first and reconfiguring) and it
Mon, 27 Nov 2000
Hi Guys
I am starting to use the pre-release of Lyx 1.1.6pre2 (downloaded RPM from
ftp://ftp.sylvan.com/pub/lyx/) and I can get Lyx to core dump every time.
I tried Edit->Preferences immediately after upgrading from 1.5.2 (without
opening up Lyx first and reconfiguring) and it
278 of file ~/.lyx/lyxrc]
LyX: Unknown tag `\add' [around line 278 of file ~/.lyx/lyxrc]
etc
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278 of file ~/.lyx/lyxrc]
LyX: Unknown tag `\add' [around line 278 of file ~/.lyx/lyxrc]
etc
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te something completely different. I
> do not know when this will happen, though.
>
> JMarc
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Ema
rd LaTeX or "numbers" in natbib. It would also allow input of natbib's
customization options etc.
Any suggestions/feedback?
Angus
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er to choose such things as font, spacing etc of the
> References section, together with the style of the references. (Eg "plain" in
> standard LaTeX or "numbers" in natbib. It would also allow input of natbib's
> customization options etc.
>
> Any suggestions/
Chris
I hope this is the right place to send an 'i have an idea' email,
it isn't clear on the developer's page.
My idea is this: Allow non-previously entered labels to be used
as references. This is a quick-fix for allowing those (like me)
to embed cross-references to other documents
Amir,
Ben Cazzolato [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
[Chris Eliasmith suggestes cross-referencing between documents]
This is already possible. You can cross reference labels in other docs
cause I needed to do this with my thesis (split into chapters). The trick
is to open the two (or more
Chris
> I hope this is the right place to send an 'i have an idea' email,
> it isn't clear on the developer's page.
>
> My idea is this: Allow non-previously entered labels to be used
> as references. This is a quick-fix for allowing those (like me)
> to embed cross-references to other
Amir,
> Ben Cazzolato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> [Chris Eliasmith suggestes cross-referencing between documents]
>
> > This is already possible. You can cross reference labels in other docs
> > cause I needed to do this with my thesis (split into chapters)
Guys
Dumb question but I'm running a very recent cvs version of Lyx (RH6). I seem
to recall that the files were not downward compatible. Is that correct?
Because I sent a Lyx file (lyxformat 2.16) to a friend and it crashed his
machine (lyx 1.0.2). See his message to me below.
Hi Ben,
JM
What can crsh the X server though is a missing eps fig. I have added a
fix for that in cvs, and it might as well appear in 1.1.4fix4 (if this
sees the light).
On further investigation this is the most likely reason for the crash. I
checked the same file with Lyx 1.1.4fix2 and it seemed
Guys
Dumb question but I'm running a very recent cvs version of Lyx (RH6). I seem
to recall that the files were not downward compatible. Is that correct?
Because I sent a Lyx file (lyxformat 2.16) to a friend and it crashed his
machine (lyx 1.0.2). See his message to me below.
>Hi Ben,
JM
> What can crsh the X server though is a missing eps fig. I have added a
> fix for that in cvs, and it might as well appear in 1.1.4fix4 (if this
> sees the light).
On further investigation this is the most likely reason for the crash. I
checked the same file with Lyx 1.1.4fix2 and it
Hi Guys
Was copying and pasting a figure float in the 1.1.5cvs RPM when it core dumped.
Attached is the trace from
gdb /usr/bin/lyxgdb core 21 | tee lyxdump.txt
Ben
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Guys
Just downloaded the latest version of 1.1.5cvs RPM as of 2:00pm GMT. It fixed
my cut and paste problem but now I can't run latex when I have equations in the
figure captions. I looks like it's dropping the $ from around the equations.
See below for extract of my log file.
Ben
Hi Guys
Was copying and pasting a figure float in the 1.1.5cvs RPM when it core dumped.
Attached is the trace from
gdb /usr/bin/lyxgdb core 2>&1 | tee lyxdump.txt
Ben
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ransfer-Encoding: base64
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Southampton, SO17 1BJ
UK
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED], or
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[EMAIL PRO
Guys
Just downloaded the latest version of 1.1.5cvs RPM as of 2:00pm GMT. It fixed
my cut and paste problem but now I can't run latex when I have equations in the
figure captions. I looks like it's dropping the $ from around the equations.
See below for extract of my log file.
Ben
Guys
Regarding the pointer (mouse) in 1.1.5cvs, the behaviour is weirder than I
first thought. Open one doc and the pointer is a vertical line. Open another
and the pointer for that doc becomes an arrow, yet the new doc now has the
vertical line pointer.
This continues to happen as more
Guys
Regarding the pointer (mouse) in 1.1.5cvs, the behaviour is weirder than I
first thought. Open one doc and the pointer is a vertical line. Open another
and the pointer for that doc becomes an arrow, yet the new doc now has the
vertical line pointer.
This continues to happen as more
Guys
I've downloaded Kayvan's latest (lyxgdb) 1.1.5cvs RPM and have found a few
"features" they may or may not be intentional.
1. The cursor does not change when moving between the document area and the
menu area. In 1.1.4 it went from a vertical line to an arrow.
2. All figures are now
Guys
I noticed the new Master TOC in the 1.1.5cvs. I think it's an excellent
addition as it will certainly make finding what you want in the docs much
quicker.
Maybe this should be put at the very top of the drop down menu?
Also I noticed it doesn't cope well when the text in the titles are
Guys
I've downloaded Kayvan's latest (lyxgdb) 1.1.5cvs RPM and have found a few
"features" they may or may not be intentional.
1. The cursor does not change when moving between the document area and the
menu area. In 1.1.4 it went from a vertical line to an arrow.
2. All figures are now
Guys
I noticed the new Master TOC in the 1.1.5cvs. I think it's an excellent
addition as it will certainly make finding what you want in the docs much
quicker.
Maybe this should be put at the very top of the drop down menu?
Also I noticed it doesn't cope well when the text in the titles are
Guys
An annoying little bug which you're probably aware of since it's been around as
long as I can remember. If you open a doc with a lot of figures and then open
up another with lots of figs, then if the first doc hasn't finished rendering
all the figures then GS hangs and you get the annoying
JM
Ben Guys Found the problem. Think it's a bug in Lyx. The only way I
Ben can get it to view the latex log file is by starting lyx in the
Ben directory in which my file resides. Generally I launch lyx from
Ben the desktop icon which starts Lyx in my home dir and therefore it
Ben can't see
Guys
An annoying little bug which you're probably aware of since it's been around as
long as I can remember. If you open a doc with a lot of figures and then open
up another with lots of figs, then if the first doc hasn't finished rendering
all the figures then GS hangs and you get the annoying
JM
> Ben> Guys Found the problem. Think it's a bug in Lyx. The only way I
> Ben> can get it to view the latex log file is by starting lyx in the
> Ben> directory in which my file resides. Generally I launch lyx from
> Ben> the desktop icon which starts Lyx in my home dir and therefore it
> Ben>
Kayvan et al
On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 05:07:58PM +0100, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
Guys
Running lyxgdb-1.1.4-fix3.i386.rpm .
I tried Edit View Latex Log File and it simply gives me "unable to show log
file". Am I missing something? (Yes, I have looked the manuals).
Reg
Kayvan et al
Hmmm... Are you able to package this up as a small example for me to
reproduce?
Is it repeatable?
I've never seen anything like you describe. :-(
No real point trying to package up an example as it is the same with every
file. I'm running lyxgdb. Is there some way I can
uch file or directory)
access("./elba-sim-letter.none.out", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
connect(137077112, ptrace: umoven: Input/output error
{...}, 1076546752) = 13
chdir("./") = 0
open("elba-sim-letter.log", O_RDONL
Kayvan et al
> On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 05:07:58PM +0100, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
> > Guys
> >
> > Running lyxgdb-1.1.4-fix3.i386.rpm .
> >
> > I tried Edit > View Latex Log File and it simply gives me "unable to show log
> > file". Am I
Kayvan et al
> Hmmm... Are you able to package this up as a small example for me to
> reproduce?
>
> Is it repeatable?
>
> I've never seen anything like you describe. :-(
No real point trying to package up an example as it is the same with every
file. I'm running lyxgdb. Is there some way I
-1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
access("./elba-sim-letter.none.out", F_OK) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
connect(137077112, ptrace: umoven: Input/output error
{...}, 1076546752) = 13
chdir("./") = 0
open("elba-sim-letter.log"
Guys
Running lyxgdb-1.1.4-fix3.i386.rpm .
I tried Edit View Latex Log File and it simply gives me "unable to show log
file". Am I missing something? (Yes, I have looked the manuals).
Regards
Ben
Guys
Running lyxgdb-1.1.4-fix3.i386.rpm .
I tried Edit > View Latex Log File and it simply gives me "unable to show log
file". Am I missing something? (Yes, I have looked the manuals).
Regards
Ben
m also quite willing to help debug such a package.
Whom do I contact about such services? I\'d like someone to tell
me roughly how big a job this is before I commit money.
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willing to pay for such
> a package so long as it is integrated into the main Lyx distribution.
> I am also quite willing to help debug such a package.
>
> Whom do I contact about such services? I\'d like someone to tell
> me roughly how big a job this is before I commit money.
JM,
Did you document contain tables? I hope this does not mean it is a new
different bug. Anyway thanks for the traces.
Yes it did although I wasn't working on them at the time.
Ben
JM,
> Did you document contain tables? I hope this does not mean it is a new
> different bug. Anyway thanks for the traces.
Yes it did although I wasn't working on them at the time.
Ben
And yet another trace (it's my last for this bug I promise). Ahhh, please help
me fix this. It's driving me nuts.
GNU gdb 4.17.0.11 with Linux support
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And yet another trace (it's my last for this bug I promise). Ahhh, please help
me fix this. It's driving me nuts.
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Kayvan et al.
OK. Lyx has been crashing in the same manner ever since 1.1 was released. The
only problem is it isn't reproducable despite it occuring frequently (weekly).
Can I run the lyxgdb RPM version all the time so that when it does crash I
can go through the same procedure with gdb and
Kayvan et al.
OK. Lyx has been crashing in the same manner ever since 1.1 was released. The
only problem is it isn't reproducable despite it occuring frequently (weekly).
Can I run the lyxgdb RPM version all the time so that when it does crash I
can go through the same procedure with gdb and
ilable.
(gdb) up
#12 0x8062c90 in C_LyXView_UpdateTimerCB ()
(gdb) info locals
No symbol table info available.
(gdb) q
On Sat, 11 Mar 2000, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
Is the following better
Yes although you should also do a few other things...
(gdb) where
followed by:
up
until you get to..
C_LyXView_UpdateTimerCB ()
(gdb) info locals
No symbol table info available.
(gdb) q
> On Sat, 11 Mar 2000, Ben Cazzolato wrote:
>
> > Is the following better
>
> Yes although you should also do a few other things...
> >
> > (gdb) where
>
> followed
Ahhh,
Was deleting some text when Lyx crashed. Is the following useful to help
track the bug down?
#0 0x401e0111 in __kill ()
(gdb) q
No, it's not useful. You should have typed "where" to see the call stack.
Is the following better
(gdb) where
#0 0x401e0111 in
Ahhh,
> > Was deleting some text when Lyx crashed. Is the following useful to help
track > > the bug down?
> >
> > #0 0x401e0111 in __kill ()
> > (gdb) q
>
> No, it's not useful. You should have typed "where" to see the call stack.
Is the following better
(gdb) where
#0
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