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Subject: Questions & Problems - msg#00434List: editors.lyx.generalI have a few question: 1. If I do undo while having 'instant-preview' on, it will not 'instant-preview' the equations in this paragraph until I click onto them again. Is that a known bug? 2. In a multi-line equation environment, how can I delete an overabundant line? 3. I would like to have definitions, lemmas, examples in my standard article layout. I tried to achieve that by 'include amsmath.inc' but it seems not to work. Is there an easy solution? 4. When I hit (Applekey+Enter), it will nicely reformat the equation from Display-mode to multiline mode (very cool) - but the cursor moves from the end of the equation to the middle. When I then just want to start a new line and not move half the equation down, I first have to use the cursor to go to the end of the line, before pressing (Applekey+Enter) That is very impractical when entering equations fast. Is there a way to shut that off? 5. I believe, it would be much more intuitive to use Enter instead of (Applekey+Enter) for starting new lines in equations. Thanks again for all help so far... Best wishes, Jan Peters Best wishes, Jan Peters ======================================================= Jan Peters, Graduate Research Assistant, Dipl.Inf., Dipl.Ing., M.Sc. University of Southern California (USC) Computational Learning and Motor Control Laboratories (CLMC) 3461 Watt Way, Los Angeles, CA 90089 Phone: +1-213-740-6717, Fax: +1-213-740-1510 email: jrpeters-DG7SOAwx7rg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, web: www.jan-peters.net ======================================================= Patriotism is the willingness to kill and be killed for trivial reasons. -Bertrand Russell ======================================================= Thread at a glance:
Previous Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: citation numbering controlStephen Buonopane wrote: Is there a simple way to start the BibTex citation numbering at something other than [1]? BibTex uses the enumiv counter, so I need to do something like \setcounter{enumiv}{5}, for example to start at 5. But this needs to be defined within the thebibliography environment. I am guessing I need to do something like \renewenvironment{thebibliography}[1][] {\begin{thebibliography}\setcounter{enumiv}{5}} {\end{thebibliography}} you have a recursion here, it cannot work. in the preamble, but this gives me errors. I am a complete novice with the renewenvironment command. Are there any good examples out there? Basically I just want to add the \setcounter command and leave everything else as is. Another approach might be to substitute my own counter for enumiv using \usecounter? try in ERT, where your bibliography shall pe printed in the doc \bgroup \setcounter{enumiv}{5} \bibliographystyle{plain}% or any other style \bibliography{bibfile} % without extension .bib \egroup Herbert Next Message by Date: click to view message previewRe: citation numbering controlOn Jul 27, 2004, at 1:37 PM, Herbert Voss wrote: Stephen Buonopane wrote: Is there a simple way to start the BibTex citation numbering at something other than [1]? BibTex uses the enumiv counter, so I need to do something like \setcounter{enumiv}{5}, for example to start at 5. But this needs to be defined within the thebibliography environment. I am guessing I need to do something like \renewenvironment{thebibliography}[1][] {\begin{thebibliography}\setcounter{enumiv}{5}} {\end{thebibliography}} you have a recursion here, it cannot work. The following works... \let\oldthebibliography=\thebibliography \let\oldendthebibliography=\endthebibliography \renewenvironment{thebibliography}[1]{% \oldthebibliography{#1}% \setcounter{enumiv}{5}% }{\oldendthebibliography} Note the first ref. will actually be 6 because it is incremented first in the preamble, but this gives me errors. I am a complete novice with the renewenvironment command. Are there any good examples out there? Basically I just want to add the \setcounter command and leave everything else as is. Another approach might be to substitute my own counter for enumiv using \usecounter? try in ERT, where your bibliography shall pe printed in the doc \bgroup \setcounter{enumiv}{5} \bibliographystyle{plain}% or any other style \bibliography{bibfile} % without extension .bib \egroup This did not work Previous Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: Multiline equation to display equation fix?Andrew Morrison wrote: What it says is this: \begin{multline} \mathbf{u}=-\frac{1}{\rho}\int\bigtriangledown p\, dt\label{eq:part_vel}\end{multline} You encountered a bug. The menu menu Edit->Math->Change Formula Type->Displayed don't work with multline environments. You should fill out a bug report. To solve your problem, mark the characters inside your formula and copy them to a new displayed formula. regards Uwe Next Message by Thread: click to view message previewRe: Multiline equation to display equation fix?On 26.07.04, Andrew Morrison wrote: > Somehow, one of my display equations was created as (or morphed into) a > multiline equation, even though it is one single equation. This normally happens when you press Enter (or Ctrl-Enter?) If you realize it immediately, undo (^Z for cua-bindings) is the easiest solution > Short of editing the lyx file in vi, is there a way to change the > property on this single formula? What I usually do is create a new Display-Math box and copy the content there. Not elegant but still better than vi. (and in case I have to edit the source file, I prefer jed :-) Günter -- G.Milde at web.de Loading Comments...
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