The error disappeared again.
The logging worked. So I know what to do when I try again!
Thanks
Ekkehart
Martin Vermeer wrote:
On Tue, Oct 30, 2007 at 05:53:33PM +0100, Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
It crashed again. I ran it with -dbg any and tried to pipe the output to
a text file. This did
The error disappeared again.
The logging worked. So I know what to do when I try again!
Thanks
Ekkehart
Martin Vermeer wrote:
On Tue, Oct 30, 2007 at 05:53:33PM +0100, Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
It crashed again. I ran it with -dbg any and tried to pipe the output to
a text file. This did
.
Ekkehart
Jürgen Spitzmüller
Sat, 13 Oct 2007 06:39:50 -0700
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
When issuing a New File command (from the Menu) or a New File from
Template, lyx crashes.
Can you post the output of lyx -dbg any?
Jürgen
.
Ekkehart
Jürgen Spitzmüller
Sat, 13 Oct 2007 06:39:50 -0700
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
> When issuing a "New File" command (from the Menu) or a "New File from
> Template", lyx crashes.
Can you post the output of "lyx -dbg any"?
Jürgen
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
When issuing a New File command (from the Menu) or a New File from
Template, lyx crashes.
Can you post the output of lyx -dbg any?
Jürgen
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
> When issuing a "New File" command (from the Menu) or a "New File from
> Template", lyx crashes.
Can you post the output of "lyx -dbg any"?
Jürgen
When issuing a New File command (from the Menu) or a New File from
Template, lyx crashes.
Windows reports:
lyxc.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry
for the inconvenience.
Lyx reports:
lyx: Disabling LyX socket.
Assertion triggered in __thiscall
When issuing a "New File" command (from the Menu) or a "New File from
Template", lyx crashes.
Windows reports:
"lyxc.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry
for the inconvenience."
Lyx reports:
"lyx: Disabling LyX socket.
Assertion triggered in __thiscall
Hi,
I have right now installed Lyx 1.5.1-1 on two Windows machines. During
unpacking, Sophos Antivirus gave twice alarm. The warning was:
..\user\Local\Temp\nsys371A.tmp\nsExec.dll belongs to Troj/Zlob-ADU.
I guess this has to do with other problems than LyX, but just to make
sure ...
Hi,
I have right now installed Lyx 1.5.1-1 on two Windows machines. During
unpacking, Sophos Antivirus gave twice alarm. The warning was:
..\\Local\Temp\nsys371A.tmp\nsExec.dll belongs to Troj/Zlob-ADU.
I guess this has to do with other problems than LyX, but just to make
sure ...
Cheers
Lasgouttes wrote:
Ekkehart == Ekkehart Schlicht [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ekkehart I just imported a manuscript from a Latex file that has been
Ekkehart produced from a Document file (.doc) by exporting from
Ekkehart OpenOffice Writer 2.2. The tex file compiles well with Latex
Ekkehart and the outpurt
Lasgouttes wrote:
"Ekkehart" == Ekkehart Schlicht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ekkehart> I just imported a manuscript from a Latex file that has been
Ekkehart> produced from a Document file (.doc) by exporting from
Ekkehart> OpenOffice Writer 2.2. The tex file compiles
I just imported a manuscript from a Latex file that has been produced
from a Document file (.doc) by exporting from OpenOffice Writer 2.2. The
tex file compiles well with Latex and the outpurt is the best from all
doc2tex coverters I have tried.
Lyx 1.4.4-4 imports, but the imported file
It would be good to implement a search-and-replace feature for ERT
inserts. Or is this covered already?
This would b e quite appropriate in case of working on imported Latex
files that contain sometimes auite a lot of such things. It is
comnbersome to do these edits directly in the lyx file
I just imported a manuscript from a Latex file that has been produced
from a Document file (.doc) by exporting from OpenOffice Writer 2.2. The
tex file compiles well with Latex and the outpurt is the best from all
doc2tex coverters I have tried.
Lyx 1.4.4-4 imports, but the imported file
It would be good to implement a search-and-replace feature for ERT
inserts. Or is this covered already?
This would b e quite appropriate in case of working on imported Latex
files that contain sometimes auite a lot of such things. It is
comnbersome to do these edits directly in the lyx file
Hi,
a quite primitive work around is to insert /MIN in the Lyx.bat file,
which would read now
SET LC_ALL=en_EN
SET AIK_DATA_DIR=C:\Program Files\LyX14\aiksaurus
start LyX /MIN C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin\lyx.exe %*
Seems to work for me in the sense that there is only a small blinking
visible,
Hi,
a quite primitive work around is to insert /MIN in the Lyx.bat file,
which would read now
SET LC_ALL=en_EN
SET AIK_DATA_DIR=C:\Program Files\LyX14\aiksaurus
start "LyX" /MIN "C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin\lyx.exe" %*
Seems to work for me in the sense that there is only a small blinking
Hi,
Here some links which I could use, once the Wiki page is established:
http://www.personeel.unimaas.nl/l.koczy/downloads.htm#edu
http://kent.kellogg.northwestern.edu/bibtex/index.html#styles
http://www.stat.ufl.edu/~presnell/Downloads/TeX/StatBib/
http://jo.irisson.free.fr/bstdatabase/
Hi,
Here some links which I could use, once the Wiki page is established:
http://www.personeel.unimaas.nl/l.koczy/downloads.htm#edu
http://kent.kellogg.northwestern.edu/bibtex/index.html#styles
http://www.stat.ufl.edu/~presnell/Downloads/TeX/StatBib/
http://jo.irisson.free.fr/bstdatabase/
Hi,
I just found out that Lyx does not know the Latex command \limits which
produces the limits of integrals etc. above and below the integral
operator. Maybe it is worthwhile to implement it. With regard to tex2lyx
it may be useful as well, as \intop which is an alias for \int\limits.
Joost Verburg wrote:
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
I just found out that Lyx does not know the Latex command \limits
which produces the limits of integrals etc. above and below the
integral operator. Maybe it is worthwhile to implement it. With regard
to tex2lyx it may be useful as well, as \intop
Hi,
I just found out that Lyx does not know the Latex command \limits which
produces the limits of integrals etc. above and below the integral
operator. Maybe it is worthwhile to implement it. With regard to tex2lyx
it may be useful as well, as \intop which is an alias for \int\limits.
Joost Verburg wrote:
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
I just found out that Lyx does not know the Latex command \limits
which produces the limits of integrals etc. above and below the
integral operator. Maybe it is worthwhile to implement it. With regard
to tex2lyx it may be useful as well, as \intop
Hi, I am working with the new version for some time. Here some
observations that may be of interest (if not already known):
1. Scrolling: Clickig on the scrollbar below or above the marker
produces a scroll of only a few lines, rather than of the full window.
2. With the cursor in a math box,
Hi, I am working with the new version for some time. Here some
observations that may be of interest (if not already known):
1. Scrolling: Clickig on the scrollbar below or above the marker
produces a scroll of only a few lines, rather than of the full window.
2. With the cursor in a math box,
Actually, I thought about outsourcing the hardcoding of the fonts to some
external files (analoguous to our *.layout files). That way, it would even be
possible for users to add new fonts themselves. I'm not sure if it's be worth
it, though (and I also would need help on that task).
This
Actually, I thought about "outsourcing" the hardcoding of the fonts to some
external files (analoguous to our *.layout files). That way, it would even be
possible for users to add new fonts themselves. I'm not sure if it's be worth
it, though (and I also would need help on that task).
This
Hi
the link for the Aspell 6.0 data files given in the Wiki-Aspell page
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Windows/Aspell6/AspellData-0.60.4.exe
does not work.
Cheers
Ekkehart
Hi
the link for the Aspell 6.0 data files given in the Wiki-Aspell page
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Windows/Aspell6/AspellData-0.60.4.exe
does not work.
Cheers
Ekkehart
Hi,
now that the navigation problem (bug 2460) is mended, I am happy to
switch to the new version. My first impression is very good.
My fist suspected bug is this one: The attached file has been created by
Lyx 137 and compiles fine with pdflatex, but this does not work with lyx
142svn. If I
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Ekkehart == Ekkehart Schlicht [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ekkehart Hi, now that the navigation problem (bug 2460) is mended, I
Ekkehart am happy to switch to the new version. My first impression
Ekkehart is very good.
Ekkehart My fist suspected bug is this one
Jean-Marc:
I checked again.
The problem seems to relate to the minipage at the beginning of the
example file. If I delete it, the error is gone.
Included not a minimal, but a reduced example that shows exactly the
same error messages with Lyx 1.4.2svn
Ekkehart
paris-reduced.lyx
Hi,
now that the navigation problem (bug 2460) is mended, I am happy to
switch to the new version. My first impression is very good.
My fist suspected bug is this one: The attached file has been created by
Lyx 137 and compiles fine with pdflatex, but this does not work with lyx
142svn. If I
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"Ekkehart" == Ekkehart Schlicht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ekkehart> Hi, now that the navigation problem (bug 2460) is mended, I
Ekkehart> am happy to switch to the new version. My first impression
Ekkehart> is very good.
Ekkeha
Jean-Marc:
I checked again.
The problem seems to relate to the minipage at the beginning of the
example file. If I delete it, the error is gone.
Included not a minimal, but a reduced example that shows exactly the
same error messages with Lyx 1.4.2svn
Ekkehart
paris-reduced.lyx
Hi,
Maybe that is a bug. If it's known, or mended, or intended, forget this
post.
I start a new document (paper) with language English, write something
and compile with no error. I change the document language to German and
try to compile again, but this time I get the error message:
Martin Vermeer wrote:
I've seen this too. Just compiling a second time helps too.
Yes, I have replicated this. And José is correct, too: If I delete the
aux file in the local directory before compiling in the new language,
the error does not show up.
Ekkehart
Should we always remove the .aux file before running latex? Or remove
it only if the document language has changed? The first solution may
be a bit expensive in terms of runtime...
I have just checked the difference in compiling time for a large
manuscript (250 pages in print) with extensive
I meant: The *second* solution (only deleting the aux file after
changing the language) is better, theoretically speaking.
Ekkehart
Hi,
Maybe that is a bug. If it's known, or mended, or intended, forget this
post.
I start a new document (paper) with language English, write something
and compile with no error. I change the document language to German and
try to compile again, but this time I get the error message:
Martin Vermeer wrote:
I've seen this too. Just compiling a second time helps too.
Yes, I have replicated this. And José is correct, too: If I delete the
aux file in the local directory before compiling in the new language,
the error does not show up.
Ekkehart
Should we always remove the .aux file before running latex? Or remove
it only if the document language has changed? The first solution may
be a bit expensive in terms of runtime...
I have just checked the difference in compiling time for a large
manuscript (>250 pages in print) with extensive
I meant: The *second* solution (only deleting the aux file after
changing the language) is better, theoretically speaking.
Ekkehart
Hi Nick,
maybe write it down by hand, scan it and attach it as a png to the post.
It is very difficult for me to figure out what you want!
Ekkehart
Hi Nick,
maybe write it down by hand, scan it and attach it as a png to the post.
It is very difficult for me to figure out what you want!
Ekkehart
Do you use natbib citations?
Yes, I do. This seems to explain a lot of the difference between 141 and
137, but not all.
I am working now on a different computer. It gives the following results
(Instant preview switched off, scrolling through the manuscript with
page down pressed.):
141
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
How is paragraph creation/deletion for you? Do you have a sensible
delay when you press Enter at the end of a paragraph in your big
document?
FYI, the difference in scrolling speed using PageDown key between 141
wo Natbib and 137 is not a good test WRT performance.
>Do you use natbib citations?
Yes, I do. This seems to explain a lot of the difference between 141 and
137, but not all.
I am working now on a different computer. It gives the following results
(Instant preview switched off, scrolling through the manuscript with
page down pressed.):
141
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
>How is paragraph creation/deletion for you? Do you have a sensible
delay when you press "Enter" at the end of a paragraph in your big
document?
>FYI, the difference in scrolling speed using PageDown key between 141
wo Natbib and 137 is not a good test WRT
Hi,
I assume that the developers have tried the new version only on small
papers where it seems to work flawlessly (as far as I can judge). With
large manuscripts (I am writing a book) I have observed over the weekend
some serious problems with 1.4.1. In other ways, 1.4.1 is definitely an
Hi,
I assume that the developers have tried the new version only on small
papers where it seems to work flawlessly (as far as I can judge). With
large manuscripts (I am writing a book) I have observed over the weekend
some serious problems with 1.4.1. In other ways, 1.4.1 is definitely an
Angus Leeming wrote:
Could you try out the executable found at
http://www.lyx.org/~leeming/ekkehart.exe
Hi Angus,
I tried the following:
ekkehart.exe it exits here as follows:
1. with no drive associated with J:
Exception caught:
boost::filesystem::is_directory: J:\foo: The
Angus Leeming wrote:
Could you try out the executable found at
http://www.lyx.org/~leeming/ekkehart.exe
Hi Angus,
I tried the following:
ekkehart.exe it exits here as follows:
1. with no drive associated with J:
Exception caught:
boost::filesystem::is_directory: "J:\foo": The
Paul Rubin wrote:
Someone suggested this should go up on the Wiki. Is the problem
restricted to MiKTeX's version of dvipng, all Windows versions, or
dvipng on all platforms?
I put it on the Wiki, see
http://wiki.lyx.org/LaTeX/LatexBugs
If somebody could add specifics about platforms etc.,
Ekkehart, could you give details about what this J: disk is?
The problem occured on my office computer which I cannot access from
home. I shall report to-morrow.
On my laptop (Win XP) I installed the current version from the Wiki page
and updated my MIktex. The installation went smoothly (no
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
I created a virtual disk with drive letter J (with Microsoft's Virtual
CD-Rom utility, no drive image mounted). The problem occurred just as
described in my previous mail:
Exception caught:
boost::filesystem::is_director etc.
A further observation:
I mounted
Concerning Drive J:
Just to reconfirm what I wrote, this time from the computer where the
problem originally arose. I installed Lyxwin 1.4.1.svn right now from
the Link in the Wiki LyxWin 1.4.x page. No problem this time with
installing in C:\Program Files\Lyx1.4.
I have a card reader
Paul Rubin wrote:
>Someone suggested this should go up on the Wiki. Is the problem
>restricted to MiKTeX's version of dvipng, all Windows versions, or
>dvipng on all platforms?
I put it on the Wiki, see
http://wiki.lyx.org/LaTeX/LatexBugs
If somebody could add specifics about platforms
>Ekkehart, could you give details about what this J: disk is?
The problem occured on my office computer which I cannot access from
home. I shall report to-morrow.
On my laptop (Win XP) I installed the current version from the Wiki page
and updated my MIktex. The installation went smoothly
Ekkehart Schlicht wrote:
I created a virtual disk with drive letter J (with Microsoft's Virtual
CD-Rom utility, no drive image mounted). The problem occurred just as
described in my previous mail:
Exception caught:
boost::filesystem::is_director etc.
A further observation:
I mounted
Concerning Drive J:
Just to reconfirm what I wrote, this time from the computer where the
problem originally arose. I installed Lyxwin 1.4.1.svn right now from
the Link in the Wiki LyxWin 1.4.x page. No problem this time with
installing in C:\Program Files\Lyx1.4.
I have a card reader
The Wiki Server seems to be down.
Ekkehart
Enrico Forestieri wrote
2. If I write a+b=c in a math insert and switch on instant preview, the
insert sometimes disappears, and at other times it appears as a b c
(with missing operators).
If you have dvipng installed, this may be due to the fact that when
a font is missing it is created on
Georg Baum wrote:
Am Dienstag, 28. März 2006 16:11 schrieb Ekkehart Schlicht:
I tied it. It does not work. a+b=c simply vanishes on this computer (Win
XP) if preview is turned on, even if I close Lyx and open the file
again. I have dvipng installed.
This could be another variant of
http
I just wanted to check whether the removal of dvipng works on my other
computer. To be up-to date, I deinstalled Lyx 1.4.1 svn, downloaded the
most recent version from the LyX 1.4.x for Windows page. The
Installation (in c:\Programme\Lyx1.4) went smoothly, but the program did
not start. If I run
The Wiki Server seems to be down.
Ekkehart
Enrico Forestieri wrote
>> 2. If I write a+b=c in a math insert and switch on instant preview, the
>> insert sometimes disappears, and at other times it appears as a b c
>> (with missing operators).
>If you have dvipng installed, this may be due to the fact that when
>a font is missing it is
Georg Baum wrote:
Am Dienstag, 28. März 2006 16:11 schrieb Ekkehart Schlicht:
> I tied it. It does not work. a+b=c simply vanishes on this computer (Win
> XP) if preview is turned on, even if I close Lyx and open the file
> again. I have dvipng installed.
This could be anothe
I just wanted to check whether the removal of dvipng works on my other
computer. To be up-to date, I deinstalled Lyx 1.4.1 svn, downloaded the
most recent version from the LyX 1.4.x for Windows page. The
Installation (in c:\Programme\Lyx1.4) went smoothly, but the program did
not start. If I run
Thank you for making he new LyX/Win 1.4.1 svn available. I just tried it
It installs smoothly. Great! Here some first observations about possible
bugs:
1. The font size of the ERT-inserts is quite big (even after selecting
another font), and so the inserts look unnecessarily ugly, as compared
Thank you for making he new LyX/Win 1.4.1 svn available. I just tried it
It installs smoothly. Great! Here some first observations about possible
bugs:
1. The font size of the ERT-inserts is quite big (even after selecting
another font), and so the inserts look unnecessarily ugly, as compared
Helge Hafting wrote:
It will obvoiusly take quite a while to get time for all of this. Please
tell
me if something isn't ok - so I can avoid doing it.
Helge,
this is all useful and interesting - nothing that seems redundant. Yet I
have still a further proposal (without being able to help
Helge Hafting wrote:
It will obvoiusly take quite a while to get time for all of this. Please
tell
me if something isn't ok - so I can avoid doing it.
Helge,
this is all useful and interesting - nothing that seems redundant. Yet I
have still a further proposal (without being able to help
I just observed that line breaking seems not to work, neither in Firefox
nor in Internet Explorer (both under Windows XP).
Ekkehart
I just observed that line breaking seems not to work, neither in Firefox
nor in Internet Explorer (both under Windows XP).
Ekkehart
Problem is gone - maybe it was idiosyncratic on my machine (?)
Ekkehart
I just observed that line breaking seems not to work, neither in Firefox
nor in Internet Explorer (both under Windows XP).
Ekkehart
I just observed that line breaking seems not to work, neither in Firefox
nor in Internet Explorer (both under Windows XP).
Ekkehart
Problem is gone - maybe it was idiosyncratic on my machine (?)
Ekkehart
Paul Rubin wrote
I just installed 1.3.7pre4 (after uninstalling prior versions) and had a
mild adventure. During installation, I got a message to the effect that
the configuration script had failed (and, indeed, it did not appear to
run). I had the box to start LyX at the end of the
Paul Rubin wrote
I just installed 1.3.7pre4 (after uninstalling prior versions) and had a
mild adventure. During installation, I got a message to the effect that
the configuration script had failed (and, indeed, it did not appear to
run). I had the box to start LyX at the end of the
Hi
If I detach the greek panel, I obtain greek-panel.png below.
If I minimize it and then restore it, I obtain greek-restored.png
which is incomplete.
Cheers
Ekkehart
Hi
If I detach the "greek" panel, I obtain "greek-panel.png" below.
If I minimize it and then restore it, I obtain "greek-restored.png"
which is incomplete.
Cheers
Ekkehart
Just for comparison the Windows version 1.3.6 with vector fonts.
Ekkehart
Do you have the ttf TeX fonts installed?
it was ttf, but not tex, i.e. Bakoma (no symbols involved).
More precisely, it was Garamont MT (GAR_.TTF).
Ekkehart
Just for comparison the Windows version 1.3.6 with vector fonts.
Ekkehart
>Do you have the ttf TeX fonts installed?
it was ttf, but not tex, i.e. Bakoma (no symbols involved).
More precisely, it was Garamont MT (GAR_.TTF).
Ekkehart
Hi,
I just wanted to write an BIG BIG thanks to Angus.
So I opened the new Lyx, selected File - New
and started to type Sehr geehrter Herr Sisyphus. To
check the font I selected View (pdflatex). Everything
was fine. It occurred to me, however, that I wrote in German.
So I changed the Language to
Hi,
it may be a good idea to give a list of files in the
WiKi LyX 1.3.6 for Windows that are needed
for running LyxWin, and tell people in advance that
they should first install MinSys, Python, MikTex,
Perl, Ghostscript, and ImageMagick.
Ekkehart
Hi,
I just wanted to write an BIG BIG thanks to Angus.
So I opened the new Lyx, selected File -> New
and started to type "Sehr geehrter Herr Sisyphus". To
check the font I selected "View (pdflatex)". Everything
was fine. It occurred to me, however, that I wrote in German.
So I changed the
Hi,
it may be a good idea to give a list of files in the
WiKi LyX 1.3.6 for Windows that are needed
for running LyxWin, and tell people in advance that
they should first install MinSys, Python, MikTex,
Perl, Ghostscript, and ImageMagick.
Ekkehart
I feel uneasy about reporting again something that might be a bug.
If I go to Layout - Document... and then select some entries
in sequence, the headline is not refreshed to the effect that different
headings are printed one on top of the other.
Ekkehart
I feel uneasy about reporting again something that might be a bug.
If I go to Layout -> Document... and then select some entries
in sequence, the headline is not refreshed to the effect that different
headings are printed one on top of the other.
Ekkehart
Hi,
Another little bug - quite unimportant:
If you insert a large monochrome graphic
and scale it down, the preview in Lyx
shows a black or brown rectangle.
(I tried this with PNG and BMP monochrome
graphics of size 2905x2374 and 2000x2000 pixels,
scaled down to a display size of 10%
of the
Hi,
Another little bug - quite unimportant:
If you insert a large monochrome graphic
and scale it down, the preview in Lyx
shows a black or brown rectangle.
(I tried this with PNG and BMP monochrome
graphics of size 2905x2374 and 2000x2000 pixels,
scaled down to a display size of 10%
of the
I suggest to include into the Citation window (that
opens with the citation-insert command) a refresh
button that makes the program re-read the current bib
file. (It appears to me that re-issuing the citation-insert
command would do.) This feature would be helpful if
you want to insert a
I suggest to include into the "Citation" window (that
opens with the "citation-insert" command) a "refresh"
button that makes the program re-read the current bib
file. (It appears to me that re-issuing the "citation-insert"
command would do.) This feature would be helpful if
you want to insert a
Ekkehart, I think we should change the License
file of the BaKoMa for LyX bundle.
I shall do that within the next days and give
our thanks to Basil.
Ekkehart
>Ekkehart, I think we should change the License
>file of the BaKoMa for LyX bundle.
I shall do that within the next days and give
our thanks to Basil.
Ekkehart
That is much better indeed! Thanks!
Ekkehart
That is much better indeed! Thanks!
Ekkehart
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