On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 09:15:49AM +0200, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>
> On a more serious note, visual feedback on end-of-sentence spacing
> would be nice, but probably a lot of work. _And_ it would not be
> correct french typography, so we would have to adapt it to language.
This, I believe, i
Moving this comment over here (if it hasn't already been moved here) since it
has been suggested this is a more appropriate location:
On Tuesday 01 May 2001 14:44, Laura Jackson wrote:
> Why couldn't LyX allow the user to type 2 spaces between sentences and 1
> space between words? It's frust
> "Laura" == Laura Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Laura> Why not after, say, 3 or 5 spaces, display the little message:
Laura> "You do realize that LyX will just ignore this extra white
Laura> space when formatting your document, don't you?"
With a dancing paperclip? :0) [sorry, I coul
I see a fundamental confusion here. Lyx is not latex, nor is it an easy way
to create latex text. It is a WYSIWYG word processor, which happens to use
latex as its backend. Hence it _does_ care how many blanks you put.
If you really wanted (or now want) wide spacing after a sentence, lyx-devel
i
On Tue, 1 May 2001, Laura Jackson wrote:
> Why couldn't LyX allow the user to type 2 spaces between sentences and 1
> space between words? It's frustrating to read over the text written in
> LyX and have the sentences all squashed together.
Because some of us hate seeing wasted space between se
Hi,
Why couldn't LyX allow the user to type 2 spaces between sentences and 1
space between words? It's frustrating to read over the text written in
LyX and have the sentences all squashed together.
When I prepare a text file for LaTeX, I can type 2 (or more) spaces
between sentences, and LaTeX
