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read from a text file. * src/encoding.[Ch] (Encoding::latexChar): New, output a character to LaTeX (Encoding::validate): New, add needed preamble stuff for a character (Encodings::read): Read new unicodesymbols file (Encodings::isCombiningChar): New, is a character a combining char? * src/paragraph_pimpl.C (isEncoding): Delete, no longer needed (getEncoding): New, get the real encoding of a font (Paragraph::Pimpl::latexSurrogatePair): New, output a surrogate pair to LaTeX (Paragraph::Pimpl::simpleTeXBlanks): Use latexSurrogatePair if needed (Paragraph::Pimpl::simpleTeXSpecialChars): Ditto, and replace several hardcoded characters with a call of encoding.latexChar() (Paragraph::Pimpl::validate): replace several hardcoded characters with a call of encoding.validate() * src/support/debugstream.h (basic_debugstream::disable): New, disable the stream completely (basic_debugstream::enable): New, reenable the stream * src/lyx_main.[Ch]: Adjust to changes above * src/paragraph.C: Ditto * lib/unicodesymbols: New file with UCS4 -> LaTeX command mapping. It is far from complete yet, but contains most accents on latin characters. * lib/Makefile.am: add lib/unicodesymbols * development/scons/scons_manifest.py: ditto * development/tools/unicodesymbols.py: Helper script to update lib/unicodesymbols with new symbols git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@16920 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8 |
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README file for the binary distribution of LyX 1.1.5 ====================================================== Please read the file README for general information on LyX. To use this binary distribution of LyX, please follow these steps: 1) Unpack the distribution in the directory /usr/local (if you unpack it in a different place, please read the note below) 2) Configure LyX for you system by executing cd share/lyx ; ./configure 3) Make sure that the directory bin/ is in your path. For example, if you unpacked the distribution in /usr/local, your PATH environment variable should contain "/usr/local/bin". That's it. Happy LyXing ! If you did not unpack the distribution in /usr/local ---------------------------------------------------- LyX can perfectly work in this situation, except for one thing: as distributed, LyX expects to find its internationalization files in the directory /usr/local/share/locale. If you unpacked the distribution in directory /foo, you should set the environment variable LYX_LOCALEDIR to point to /foo/share/locale as follows: LYX_LOCALEDIR=/foo/share/locale (if you use sh or bash as shell) or setenv LYX_LOCALEDIR /foo/share/locale (for csh or tcsh) Note that, if if you do not have any interest in having LyX display its messages in other languages than english, you can safely skip this step.