Jan Engelhardt wrote:
The issue at hand is that starting to type in the inset produces
roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P to switch to typewrite font
(not lyx-code) has no effect at first.
Does it work if you issue the lfun directly (i.e. M-x font-typewriter)?
Jürgen
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
The issue at hand is that starting to type in the inset produces
roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P to switch to typewrite font
(not lyx-code) has no effect at first.
Does it work if you issue the lfun directly (i.e. M-x font-typewriter)?
Jürgen
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
> The issue at hand is that starting to type in the inset produces
> roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P to switch to typewrite font
> (not lyx-code) has no effect at first.
Does it work if you issue the lfun directly (i.e. M-x font-typewriter)?
Jürgen
On Wednesday 2008-12-24 06:36, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman
On Wednesday 2008-12-24 06:36, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman
On Wednesday 2008-12-24 06:36, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
>Jan Engelhardt wrote:
>> in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
>> (Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
>> Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
Hi,
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally gives
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
Hi,
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally gives
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
Hi,
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally
Jan Engelhardt wrote:
> in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
> (Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
> Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
> roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally gives
Hi,
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally gives typewriter
font
Hi,
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally gives typewriter
font
Hi,
in Lyx 1.6.1, when in a Lyx-Code paragraph, inserting an index entry
(Alt-I,D) puts the font selection into a somewhat undefined state.
Just typing produces roman font, but hitting Ctrl-Alt-P still produces
roman font; only issuing Ctrl-Alt-P once again finally gives typewriter
font
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