Re: Add parameter to the index entry

Am 01.05.23 um 13:31 schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann: Am 01.05.23 um 12:03 schrieb Ehud Behar: I want to insert a "people" index into my document so that an index entry has the [people] "parameter" appended to it. Like this: \index[people]{Dirac, Paul} and \index[people]{

Re: Add parameter to the index entry

Ehud Behar said on Mon, 1 May 2023 19:35:50 + >Sorry, I don't understand your question. And I don't understand your answer. There's no quoted context. Do you expect me, or anyone else, to look through all their recent messages to try to deduce whom and what you're responding to? Or do you th

Re: Add parameter to the index entry

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Re: Add parameter to the index entry

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Re: Add parameter to the index entry

Am 01.05.23 um 12:03 schrieb Ehud Behar: I want to insert a "people" index into my document so that an index entry has the [people] "parameter" appended to it. Like this: \index[people]{Dirac, Paul} and \index[people]{Maxwell, James Clerk} So I want to make some change

Add parameter to the index entry

I want to insert a "people" index into my document so that an index entry has the [people] "parameter" appended to it. Like this: \index[people]{Dirac, Paul} and \index[people]{Maxwell, James Clerk} So I want to make some changes to the index entry that is defined in the

Re: mapping function key to second index entry function

"index-insert not". worked. I set the function key to F10. Now when I type F10 key I get an entry for the Notation-Index. Thanks Ralph On Tue, 10 Sep 2019 at 21:08, Richard Kimberly Heck wrote: > > On 9/10/19 2:29 PM, Ralph Boland wrote: > > Wish List Note: while I want my F12 key mapping t

Re: mapping function key to second index entry function

On 9/10/19 2:29 PM, Ralph Boland wrote: > Wish List Note: while I want my F12 key mapping to apply to all my Lyx > documents (which is what happens), I wanted F10 to be specific to > this document. > It would be nice if I could create my own .bind file and in my document > settings > (or somew

Re: mapping function key to second index entry function

ssfully mapped F12 to insert-index. > > However, Haven't been able to map F10 to my "Notation" index. > > The LFuns file entry for index-insert is: > > index-insert > Action Inserts Index entry. > Notion It automatically takes the word on the cursor

Re: mapping function key to second index entry function

insert-index. However, Haven't been able to map F10 to my "Notation" index. The LFuns file entry for index-insert is: index-insert Action Inserts Index entry. Notion It automatically takes the word on the cursor position. Syntax index-insert [] Params: name of

mapping function key to second index entry function

le to map F10 to my "Notation" index. The LFuns file entry for index-insert is: index-insert Action Inserts Index entry. Notion It automatically takes the word on the cursor position. Syntax index-insert [] Params: name of the index, if multiple indices are defined.

Re: Where to put the index entry?

On 07/31/2016 12:41 PM, Steve Litt wrote: > On Sun, 31 Jul 2016 03:54:59 -0400 > Richard Heck wrote: > >> On 07/31/2016 02:36 AM, Steve Litt wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I think I asked the question wrong before. Here's all I want to >>> know: You have an entire subsection, about carrier pigeons, an

Re: Where to put the index entry?

On Sun, 31 Jul 2016 03:54:59 -0400 Richard Heck wrote: > On 07/31/2016 02:36 AM, Steve Litt wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I think I asked the question wrong before. Here's all I want to > > know: You have an entire subsection, about carrier pigeons, and you > > want it to show up in the index with i

Re: Where to put the index entry?

On 07/31/2016 02:36 AM, Steve Litt wrote: > Hi all, > > I think I asked the question wrong before. Here's all I want to know: > You have an entire subsection, about carrier pigeons, and you want it > to show up in the index with its headline (subsection headline) as the > beginning page and its fin

Where to put the index entry?

Hi all, I think I asked the question wrong before. Here's all I want to know: You have an entire subsection, about carrier pigeons, and you want it to show up in the index with its headline (subsection headline) as the beginning page and its final paragraph as the ending page. You create it with I

Re: insert index entry -- get spurious group closing symbol

2012/5/6 Bert Douglas: > Brand new document.  One page long. > All defaults. > Make a table. > Type some names in a column. > Then insert index entry after names, using cut and paste of name into index. > > After doing this I get message about spurious group closing symbol.

insert index entry -- get spurious group closing symbol

Greetings ! I just started trying to use lyx. Compiled from source. Have version 2.0.3 Brand new document. One page long. All defaults. Make a table. Type some names in a column. Then insert index entry after names, using cut and paste of name into index. After doing this I get message about

Re: index entry "see also" ?

: "Jeremy C. Reed" To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: index entry "see also" ? > LaTeX has "see" for an index entry, but docbook has "see" and "see also". > > Any suggestions on how to get LyX or LaTeX to support a "see also"

index entry "see also" ?

LaTeX has "see" for an index entry, but docbook has "see" and "see also". Any suggestions on how to get LyX or LaTeX to support a "see also" style index entry? I believe that \seename can be redefined, but I may want both. Something like: \index{BSD|seealso{Berkeley Unix}}

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Richard Heck writes: Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Do we have that (removing all indexes)? How? I was under the impression that the new search/replace stuff was supposed to allow this sort of thing. Interesting... I do not know, actually. The new search/repla

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

Richard Heck writes: > Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: >> Do we have that (removing all indexes)? How? >> > I was under the impression that the new search/replace stuff was > supposed to allow this sort of thing. Interesting... I do not know, actually. JMarc

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: Do we have that (removing all indexes)? How? I was under the impression that the new search/replace stuff was supposed to allow this sort of thing. rh

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

rgheck writes: > Rich Shepard wrote: >> On Tue, 21 Apr 2009, rgheck wrote: >> >>> Open the LyX file in a text editor and you'll see the format of >>> these. You >>> can then write a simple script that will remove them: sed, perl, python, >>> whatever. >> >> That's what I thought the default would

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

On Tue, 21 Apr 2009, rgheck wrote: No, not in 1.6. There's been work for the next version that will provide this kind of facility, so you could try doing this in 2.0.svn and then exporting to 1.6. It'd be interesting to know if it worked. rh, Already done with emacs. Perhaps there will be a

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

Rich Shepard wrote: On Tue, 21 Apr 2009, rgheck wrote: Open the LyX file in a text editor and you'll see the format of these. You can then write a simple script that will remove them: sed, perl, python, whatever. That's what I thought the default would be. :-) I was wondering if there was a

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

On Tue, 21 Apr 2009, rgheck wrote: Open the LyX file in a text editor and you'll see the format of these. You can then write a simple script that will remove them: sed, perl, python, whatever. That's what I thought the default would be. :-) I was wondering if there was a way within LyX to do

Re: Automating Index Entry Removal

Rich Shepard wrote: I'm using text from one document (which has an index) in another document (which will not have an index). Is there a way I can bulk delete all the [Idx] insertions in the copied text? The standard search-and-replace dialog box doesn't recognize the three-character string as

Automating Index Entry Removal

I'm using text from one document (which has an index) in another document (which will not have an index). Is there a way I can bulk delete all the [Idx] insertions in the copied text? The standard search-and-replace dialog box doesn't recognize the three-character string as a valid search term.

Re: Bold index entry with link

6.6.5 "Index Entry Layout" of the LyX UserGuide that you find in the Help menu. regards Uwe

Re: Bold index entry with link

Martin Görg schrieb: On Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:40:13 +0200, Florian Rubach wrote: do you want the text of the index entry to be a link? I could not figure out any reasonable way to achieve this. But when you are using hyperref, the page number will be the clickable link to the text location

Re: Bold index entry with link

On Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:40:13 +0200, Florian Rubach wrote: > do you want the text of the index entry to be a link? I could not figure > out any reasonable way to achieve this. But when you are using hyperref, > the page number will be the clickable link to the text location. > Yo

Re: Bold index entry with link

Martin Görg schrieb: Hi there, Does anyone know how I can create a bold index entry with a link to the text location where the index is specified? Greetings Martin Hi Martin, do you want the text of the index entry to be a link? I could not figure out any reasonable way to achieve this

Bold index entry with link

Hi there, Does anyone know how I can create a bold index entry with a link to the text location where the index is specified? Greetings Martin PS: I know I already posted this a while ago, but much more detailed, so maybe it scared people. This time I just ask a simple question. -- For

Bold index entry with hyperbf from glossaries

Hi there, I am trying to create a bold index entry and not loose the hyperlink from the number in the index to the page. This is my simple document preamble in the document settings: \usepackage{hyperref} \usepackage{glossaries} Here is what I got so far (all entered in the 'Keyword:'

Re: index entry with at (@) symbol

Hi again > This is correct: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]"@Something} Yes! That works. Many thanks Uwe for your help! and your fast reply. much appreciated freddy

Re: index entry with at (@) symbol

Frederic Daoud schrieb: Try this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ Something} thanks for your reply, unfortunately, that does not work either. > > any other ideas..? This is correct: [EMAIL PROTECTED]"@Something} Uwe

Re: index entry with at (@) symbol

Hi Uwe, > Try this: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ Something} thanks for your reply, unfortunately, that does not work either. any other ideas..? thanks freddy

Re: index entry with at (@) symbol

Frederic Daoud schrieb: How do I create an index entry that includes an 'at' (@) symbol? [EMAIL PROTECTED]@Something} Try this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ Something} regards Uwe

index entry with at (@) symbol

Hi there, Can't seem to find an answer to this one. How do I create an index entry that includes an 'at' (@) symbol? For example: [EMAIL PROTECTED] will create an index entry sorted in 's' and appearing as typewriter text "Something", but I want it to appea

Re: Index Entry

Roland Schmitz schrieb: it should like: Layer -> see Neuronal Network, Layer ... Neuronal Network 5 Layer6 I tryed following "Layer|see{Neuronales Netz!Schicht}" but Layer alone did not appear in my index (with the reference to Neuronal Netowork-layer). How can

Index Entry

Hi, now i've got a problem with index entrys, I've got a Chapter about "neuronal networks", there is the word "Layer" which i want to be indexd. But i dont want "Layer ... 5". I have a strukture in my index, with a let me say a "major" entry, here "Neuronal network" with sub entry's like "layer

Re: little problem with frontmater and index entry

>> In koma-script book, I have frontmater, (abstract, prologue, etc.) >> Names in this part not appears in alphabetical index. >> How I can solve this? >> >Where did you place the abstract? I only see this in koma-script >_article_ (which is where I would expect it) and there "Pfeiffer, >Kevi

Re: little problem with frontmater and index entry

Marcelo writes: > Hello, > In koma-script book, I have frontmater, (abstract, prologue, etc.) > Names in this part not appears in alphabetical index. > How I can solve this? > Thanks Where did you place the abstract? I only see this in koma-script _article_ (which is where I would expect

little problem with frontmater and index entry

Hello, In koma-script book, I have frontmater, (abstract, prologue, etc.) Names in this part not appears in alphabetical index. How I can solve this? Thanks Marcelo - 1GB gratis, Antivirus y Antispam Correo Yahoo!, el mejor correo we

Re: How I can get help with Index Entry?

> Hi Marcelo > > mark the whole String, e.g. Arsenio Ferraces > Rodríguez, and then select Insert > > Index Entry. On my system i do a "Ctrl+C" (copy of > the string) first, > because the marked string is replaced with the index > entry "mark". Af

Re: How I can get help with Index Entry?

Hi Marcelo mark the whole String, e.g. Arsenio Ferraces Rodríguez, and then select Insert > Index Entry. On my system i do a "Ctrl+C" (copy of the string) first, because the marked string is replaced with the index entry "mark". After that i do a "Ctrl+V" (paste). Yours Roland

How I can get help with Index Entry?

Hi, I am try to create an Alphabetic Index in my book (scrbook). I have a lot of names like Arsenio Ferraces Rodríguez, Carl Friedrich Gauss, and so on. I click at the end of Arsenio Ferraces Rodríguez and I selected Insert > Index Entry. Appears a windows that show Rodríguez but I can't

Re: Index entry "XYZ see ABC"

On Mon, 14 Feb 2005, roland schmitz wrote: I'm looking for a way to have index entrys like "Status LEDsee LED". How can I create such index entrys? Roland, Status LED|see{LED} Rich -- Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM) Voice

Re: Index entry "XYZ see ABC"

roland schmitz wrote: > Hi, > > I'm looking for a way to have index entrys like "Status LED    see LED". > How can I create such index entrys? enter Status LED|see{LED} into the index inset Jürgen

Index entry "XYZ see ABC"

Hi, I'm looking for a way to have index entrys like "Status LEDsee LED". How can I create such index entrys? Thanx Roland Schmitz -- Mit freundlichem GrussYours sincerely Roland Schmitz Lassen Sie Ihren Gedanken freien Lauf... z.B. per FreeSMS GMX bietet bis zu 100 FreeSMS/Monat: h

Re: Removing an index entry

On Sun, 28 Nov 2004, Andre Poenitz wrote: Open the raw .lyx file in an editor and replace \begin_inset LaTeXCommand \index{X} by X \begin_inset LaTeXCommand \index{X} Andre', Excellent suggestion. Thank you. Rich -- Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President Applied Ecosystem Servi

Re: Removing an index entry

On Sat, Nov 27, 2004 at 01:04:38PM -0800, Rich Shepard wrote: > This, of course, makes more sense. I mis-read the instructions. Well, > there goes the weekend, correcting my mistakes. :-( Open the raw .lyx file in an editor and replace \begin_inset LaTeXCommand \index{X} by X

Re: Removing an index entry

On Sat, Nov 27, 2004 at 09:08:14PM +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Rich Shepard wrote: > > >It becomes impossible to read the text since the word or > >phrase is replaced by a small, grey box that shows "IDX". > > I always set the box behind the word that I want to be indexed so that I > always know w

Re: Removing an index entry

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004, Uwe Stöhr wrote: What are you doing? The indexed word is independent of the index entry, see the attached example. Uwe, From something I read I thought that I had to mark the text to be indexed, then use Insert->Index entry to encapsulate that text. I see from your exam

Re: Removing an index entry

ill change the marking so the indexed term can still be read. Good to hear. When I delete the IDX box the contained word or phrase is also deleted. Yes, because this is the index entry. Deleting the box does not replace the unmarked text in the space. What are you doing? The indexed word is independ

Re: Removing an index entry

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004, Uwe Stöhr wrote: When you open the box, you'll see the word. Thanks, Uwe. But, it becomes impossible to read the text since the word or phrase is replaced by a small, grey box that shows "IDX". There was a thread on this earlier this year and I understand that the next LyX ve

Re: Removing an index entry

Rich Shepard wrote: After I use Insert->Index Entry I get a little, grey box with IDX in it instead of the word or phrase that used to be there. When you open the box, you'll see the word. How do I reverse the process? I see nothing in the menu system and it seems that all I can do i

Removing an index entry

After I use Insert->Index Entry I get a little, grey box with IDX in it instead of the word or phrase that used to be there. How do I reverse the process? I see nothing in the menu system and it seems that all I can do is delete the box and retype the text. Is there a more efficient way? Tha

Re: Problems with umlaut in index entry

Robert Neumann wrote: > LaTeX Error: Command \textcurrency unavailable in encoding T1. >    \item test\~A\IeC {\textcurrency } >                                        , 5 > > I am using Lyx 1.3.4 on SuSE Linux 9.1 I'd say this is a problem with SuSE's change to unicode, but I could be worng (per

Problems with umlaut in index entry

Hello, I have a Problem with a german umlaut in index entries: The entry is testä the error is displayed as: LaTeX Error: Command \textcurrency unavailable in encoding T1. \item test\~A\IeC {\textcurrency } , 5 I am using Lyx 1.3.4 on SuSE Linux 9.1 Than

command-sequence for converting selected text into index entry

Hello all, I was trying to come up with a command-sequence that I could bind to a key to easily insert index references. The idea being that I could select the text that I wanted to have an index entry, press the command key, and LyX would insert something like this into the raw source of the

Re: Memoir class and Inserting Index entry on LyX 1.3.3

Marc Jeffrey Driftmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Switching from book class to memoir to continue work on a novel works > so long as I do not insert an Index. Does your publisher -- and/or do you -- really want an index in a novel? -- Ronald Florence www.18james.com

Memoir class and Inserting Index entry on LyX 1.3.3

. \newcommand*\see[2]{\emph{\seename} #1} Your command was ignored. Type Ito replace it with another command, orto continue without it. Removing the Index entry results in the error being resolved and View/export to DVI/PDF/HTML, etc works. Bug #2 adding

Re: Index entry follows mouse

>>>>> "Stephan" == Stephan E Schlierf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Stephan> Hi, Stephan> just recognized a funny behaviour (KDE 1.1, LYX 1.0.3): if Stephan> you choose INSERT -> INDEX ENTRY the popup window will appear Stephan> at the present

Re: Index entry follows mouse

1.1, LYX 1.0.3): if you choose > INSERT -> INDEX ENTRY the popup window will appear at the present position > of the mouse. Seems to be an undocumented feature :-)... > > Stephan > > >

Index entry follows mouse

Hi, just recognized a funny behaviour (KDE 1.1, LYX 1.0.3): if you choose INSERT -> INDEX ENTRY the popup window will appear at the present position of the mouse. Seems to be an undocumented feature :-)... Stephan