Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious
\n's everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not
seem beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read
in the code; they were too awful! :-)
That
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
I figure out how to compile the code locally [something to do with
missing QChar],
By the way, feel free to send the compile error to the devel list.
Abdel.
On 28.06.08, Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Christopher Reeve wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious \n's
everywhere...
The \n is not exactly spurious. The problem is that
* while in plain LaTeX, you can freely insert a blank line or not
depending on whether
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 08:26:57AM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
En plus un troisième francophone sera le bienvenue pour compenser la
présence Allemande, même si la plupart de nos Allemands parle Francais!
:-)
Pffft.
Andre' [;-)]
G. Milde wrote:
[...]
* it is possible to force a new paragraph (insert a blank line) from
within LyX (inserting an empty paragraph with the
-- Environment Separator -- Layout)
Interesting... I'll try this and look at the LaTeX output as soon as I
get a standalone LyX version to compile
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
G. Milde wrote:
[...]
* it is possible to force a new paragraph (insert a blank line) from
within LyX (inserting an empty paragraph with the -- Environment
Separator -- Layout)
Interesting... I'll try this and look at the LaTeX output as soon as I
get a
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious
\n's everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not
seem beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read
in the code; they were too awful! :-)
That
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
I figure out how to compile the code locally [something to do with
missing QChar],
By the way, feel free to send the compile error to the devel list.
Abdel.
On 28.06.08, Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Christopher Reeve wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious \n's
everywhere...
The \n is not exactly spurious. The problem is that
* while in plain LaTeX, you can freely insert a blank line or not
depending on whether
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 08:26:57AM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
En plus un troisième francophone sera le bienvenue pour compenser la
présence Allemande, même si la plupart de nos Allemands parle Francais!
:-)
Pffft.
Andre' [;-)]
G. Milde wrote:
[...]
* it is possible to force a new paragraph (insert a blank line) from
within LyX (inserting an empty paragraph with the
-- Environment Separator -- Layout)
Interesting... I'll try this and look at the LaTeX output as soon as I
get a standalone LyX version to compile
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
G. Milde wrote:
[...]
* it is possible to force a new paragraph (insert a blank line) from
within LyX (inserting an empty paragraph with the -- Environment
Separator -- Layout)
Interesting... I'll try this and look at the LaTeX output as soon as I
get a
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious
"\n"'s everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not
seem beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read
in the code; they were too awful! :-)
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
I figure out how to compile the code locally [something to do with
missing "QChar"],
By the way, feel free to send the compile error to the devel list.
Abdel.
On 28.06.08, Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
> Christopher Reeve wrote:
> This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious "\n"'s
> everywhere...
The \n is not exactly spurious. The problem is that
* while in plain LaTeX, you can freely insert a blank line or not
depending on
On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 08:26:57AM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> En plus un troisième francophone sera le bienvenue pour compenser la
> présence Allemande, même si la plupart de nos Allemands parle Francais!
> :-)
Pffft.
Andre' [;-)]
G. Milde wrote:
[...]
* it is possible to force a new paragraph (insert a blank line) from
within LyX (inserting an empty paragraph with the
-- Environment Separator -- Layout)
Interesting... I'll try this and look at the LaTeX output as soon as I
get a standalone LyX version to compile
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
G. Milde wrote:
[...]
* it is possible to force a new paragraph (insert a blank line) from
within LyX (inserting an empty paragraph with the -- Environment
Separator -- Layout)
Interesting... I'll try this and look at the LaTeX output as soon as I
get a
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious \n's
everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not seem
beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read in the
code; they were too awful! :-)
That the code is less than
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious
\n's everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not
seem beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read in
the code; they were too awful! :-)
That the code is less than
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious \n's
everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not seem
beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read in the
code; they were too awful! :-)
That the code is less than
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious
\n's everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not
seem beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read in
the code; they were too awful! :-)
That the code is less than
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious "\n"'s
everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not seem
beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read in the
code; they were too awful! :-)
That the code is less than
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
This is best solved by making sure LyX doesn't spit out spurious
"\n"'s everywhere... I've looked in the code, and this part does not
seem beautiful at all. I won't even copy here some comments I read in
the code; they were too awful! :-)
That the code is less than
Hi Etinne,
I know you won't exactly love this solution, but it does work. You can
remove the extra space again simply by entering a spacer with a user
value with a negative in front. eg -1 em. This removes the text up a
line again.
You have to give LyX more of a chance. Writing in LaTeX requires
Christopher Reeve wrote:
I know you won't exactly love this solution, but it does work. You can
remove the extra space again simply by entering a spacer with a user
value with a negative in front. eg -1 em. This removes the text up a
line again.
The main problem with this approach is that:
Bennett Helm wrote:
[...]
In the meantime, so your report doesn't get lost, may I suggest that
you submit this as a bug [...]
Done. See: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4993.
Etienne
--
Etienne M. Gagnon, Ph.D.
SableCC:http://sablecc.org
Hi Etinne,
I know you won't exactly love this solution, but it does work. You can
remove the extra space again simply by entering a spacer with a user
value with a negative in front. eg -1 em. This removes the text up a
line again.
You have to give LyX more of a chance. Writing in LaTeX requires
Christopher Reeve wrote:
I know you won't exactly love this solution, but it does work. You can
remove the extra space again simply by entering a spacer with a user
value with a negative in front. eg -1 em. This removes the text up a
line again.
The main problem with this approach is that:
Bennett Helm wrote:
[...]
In the meantime, so your report doesn't get lost, may I suggest that
you submit this as a bug [...]
Done. See: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4993.
Etienne
--
Etienne M. Gagnon, Ph.D.
SableCC:http://sablecc.org
Hi Etinne,
I know you won't exactly love this solution, but it does work. You can
remove the extra space again simply by entering a spacer with a user
value with a negative in front. eg -1 em. This removes the text up a
line again.
You have to give LyX more of a chance. Writing in LaTeX requires
Christopher Reeve wrote:
I know you won't exactly love this solution, but it does work. You can
remove the extra space again simply by entering a spacer with a user
value with a negative in front. eg -1 em. This removes the text up a
line again.
The main problem with this approach is that:
Bennett Helm wrote:
[...]
In the meantime, so your report doesn't get lost, may I suggest that
you submit this as a bug [...]
Done. See: http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4993.
Etienne
--
Etienne M. Gagnon, Ph.D.
SableCC:http://sablecc.org
On 26.06.08, Christopher Reeve wrote:
Sorry I can't help you, although personally I think the spacing looks
just right. Maybe with your line spacing settings it looks funny? I
agree thought that LyX does not seem to be very flexible here.
It depends on whether a list should be a separate
Hi Christopher,
Thanks a lot for the reply! You know... What would be neat is if we
could edit the text in the View LaTeX Source window. Then it would be
so simple to fix.
I guess that Lyx will remain a less than ideal front-end to Latex. One
can use it to write the first draft of a big
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Etienne M. Gagnon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I sent a message to the devel list, but got no reply so far. I know a thing
or two about languages and parsing, so I might have been interested to help
writing a fix, but I guess that they're not interested. It's sad.
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Thanks a lot for the reply! You know... What would be neat is if we
could edit the text in the View LaTeX Source window. Then it would be
so simple to fix.
This requested periodically and discussed on the list. It would be very
difficult for a variety of reasons.
Bennett Helm wrote :
I sent a message to the devel list, but got no reply so far. [...]
I guess that they're not interested. [...]
This is the wrong conclusion to draw. If you look at the developer's
list for the last week or so, you'll discover that it has been
basically silent,
On 26.06.08, Christopher Reeve wrote:
Sorry I can't help you, although personally I think the spacing looks
just right. Maybe with your line spacing settings it looks funny? I
agree thought that LyX does not seem to be very flexible here.
It depends on whether a list should be a separate
Hi Christopher,
Thanks a lot for the reply! You know... What would be neat is if we
could edit the text in the View LaTeX Source window. Then it would be
so simple to fix.
I guess that Lyx will remain a less than ideal front-end to Latex. One
can use it to write the first draft of a big
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Etienne M. Gagnon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I sent a message to the devel list, but got no reply so far. I know a thing
or two about languages and parsing, so I might have been interested to help
writing a fix, but I guess that they're not interested. It's sad.
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Thanks a lot for the reply! You know... What would be neat is if we
could edit the text in the View LaTeX Source window. Then it would be
so simple to fix.
This requested periodically and discussed on the list. It would be very
difficult for a variety of reasons.
Bennett Helm wrote :
I sent a message to the devel list, but got no reply so far. [...]
I guess that they're not interested. [...]
This is the wrong conclusion to draw. If you look at the developer's
list for the last week or so, you'll discover that it has been
basically silent,
On 26.06.08, Christopher Reeve wrote:
> Sorry I can't help you, although personally I think the spacing looks
> just right. Maybe with your line spacing settings it looks funny? I
> agree thought that LyX does not seem to be very flexible here.
It depends on whether a list should be a separate
Hi Christopher,
Thanks a lot for the reply! You know... What would be neat is if we
could edit the text in the "View LaTeX Source" window. Then it would be
so simple to fix.
I guess that Lyx will remain a less than ideal front-end to Latex. One
can use it to write the first draft of a big
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Etienne M. Gagnon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I sent a message to the devel list, but got no reply so far. I know a thing
> or two about languages and parsing, so I might have been interested to help
> writing a fix, but I guess that they're not interested. It's
Etienne M. Gagnon wrote:
Thanks a lot for the reply! You know... What would be neat is if we
could edit the text in the "View LaTeX Source" window. Then it would be
so simple to fix.
This requested periodically and discussed on the list. It would be very
difficult for a variety of reasons.
Bennett Helm wrote :
I sent a message to the devel list, but got no reply so far. [...]
I guess that they're not interested. [...]
This is the wrong conclusion to draw. If you look at the developer's
list for the last week or so, you'll discover that it has been
basically silent,
Hi LyX gurus,
I've been playing with LyX lately. It has much improved since the last
time I looked at it, 6 years ago. It really looks as a nice alternative
to writing painful plain LaTeX by hand.
I can't figure out if I missed some workaround in the documentation or
if it is an
Sorry I can't help you, although personally I think the spacing looks
just right. Maybe with your line spacing settings it looks funny? I
agree thought that LyX does not seem to be very flexible here.
I just wanted to add to your comments the following.
When you start a display formula, if you
Hi LyX gurus,
I've been playing with LyX lately. It has much improved since the last
time I looked at it, 6 years ago. It really looks as a nice alternative
to writing painful plain LaTeX by hand.
I can't figure out if I missed some workaround in the documentation or
if it is an
Sorry I can't help you, although personally I think the spacing looks
just right. Maybe with your line spacing settings it looks funny? I
agree thought that LyX does not seem to be very flexible here.
I just wanted to add to your comments the following.
When you start a display formula, if you
Hi LyX gurus,
I've been playing with LyX lately. It has much improved since the last
time I looked at it, 6 years ago. It really looks as a nice alternative
to writing painful plain LaTeX by hand.
I can't figure out if I missed some workaround in the documentation or
if it is an
Sorry I can't help you, although personally I think the spacing looks
just right. Maybe with your line spacing settings it looks funny? I
agree thought that LyX does not seem to be very flexible here.
I just wanted to add to your comments the following.
When you start a "display formula", if you
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