See KeyboardShortcuts for more information. Then go to the preferences dialog and choose this file to be your bind-file. # add your own bindings (overwriting the included ones) # include one of the basic flavours (cua or emacs) 7 lyx::Paragraph::spellCheck (this0x908f7b0) at Paragraph.cpp:3632. You may wish to change this to F8 by creating a new bind-file, say $HOME/.lyx/bind/myShortcuts.bind and include one of the standard files, e.g.: LyX 2.0 crash when choosing a word from the spell-checker context menu (too old to reply) Ronen Abravanel 19:07:32 UTC. xml file for your language.īy default, the short-cut for buffer-chktex is M-e h (e.g Alt-e then h). You may also be able to customize JLanguageTool error rule by editing JLanguageTool's. WORD_REPEAT_RULE) find ignore_rules=( in add the error name to it. To disable a chktex rule (error # < 666) find where we call /usr/bin/chktex and add -n99 to the command line, where 99 is the number of the rule to disable. To customize or remove an inernally generated error, (error #666) you will have to find ErrorTypes=( in and edit the ErrorTypes array. If this is not the case, replace /usr/bin/chktex with the actual path of chktex in the file .Īt present to customize LyX-GC you have to edit. The LyX-GC script assumes that chktex is installed in /usr/bin/chktex. An error notification should appear after the second activation. But more fundamentally, its probably wrong to be doing this. I think much of the trouble is that I dont understand the intricacies of Fonts (realized fonts, inheritance/ignore, how fonts are copied, etc.). To check that it is set up correctly enter "is were" into a new file and activate Check Tex twice (In LyX 1.4 Check Tex is in the Tools menu, prior to 1.4 it was in the Edit menu). Ive been working on the ignore-spell-check feature using character attributes (actually inside Font), but Im having trouble with this. To enable use of JLanguageTool, you will have to change. so that JAVA equals the full name and path of the official Sun Java 1.4 binary, and LANGUAGETOOL_PATH equals the path of JLanguageTool. I have not tested this script under Windows, but it should just work if you are using Cygwin.
#Lyx spellcheck mac os#
For Mac OS X, you may have to change the LYX variable in the chktex wrapper in the lyx-gc-0.3d directory. no setup should be required to detect errors such as "An person"). No configuration should be required for basic use under Linux (e.g.
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