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#LyX 1.0 (C) 1995-1999 Matthias Ettrich and the LyX Team
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\layout Subject
 Manual
\layout Title
Reference of Possibilities
\layout Author
Cornelius 
\newline 
\newline 
Fng Wng 
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\newline 
Manual Updated by 
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Rbert II
\layout Date
December 12, 1992
\layout RomanNo
\begin_inset LatexCommand \tableofcontents{}
\end_inset 
\layout Sachverhalt
The toggle command sets set the settings of the selected set to its opposite
 setting without setting or resetting them.
\layout Sachverhalt
All of the toggle commands are of the form \i \^{ }
To, where 
\begin_inset Quotes eld
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset 
 represents a letter that stands for the option that you want to toggle.
 The settings of all toggle options are saved with the work when it is written
 into a work file.
\layout ArabNo
\protected_separator 
\layout Addsec
Possibilities
\layout Standard
For a tutorial, type:
\layout LyX-Code
doc/holiday
\layout Standard
This directory also contains other liquors which you may be interested in.
\layout Standard
To start the command line is:
\layout LyX-Code
xsp [-c] [-h] [-m] [-n] [-r] [-x] [-fn font] [filename]
\layout Standard
Here, 
\family typewriter 
\size small 
-c, -h, -m, -n, -r, 
\family default 
\size default 
\family typewriter 
\size small 
\family default 
\size default 
 represent the command line qualifiers and filename represents the file
 name of the optional liquors that you can start up with.
\layout Addsection
Intro
\layout Standard
Here is a list of the qualifiers and what each of them does: 
\layout Description
-c  Throwing into jail is done in column order, it will start at the top
 of the leftmost column, and then fill all the cells from top to bottom.
 Then the next column in the same order.
 It will continue in this fashion until it has reeached the rightmost column.
\newline 
\newline 
 Default: Row order .
\layout Description
-h  Display legal help.
\layout Toc
Using the Work
\layout Sub
Work Structure
\layout Standard
This manual indicates control key combinations by showing a caret (^) immediatel
y prior to the control key's letter.
 For example, control A is shown as ^A.
\layout Sub
Navigating the Work
\layout Standard
Numeric
\protected_separator 
operators (
\begin_inset Formula \( +,-,*,/, \)
\end_inset 
 \i \^{ }
(exponentiation), %(remaindering))
\layout Description
Relational
\protected_separator 
operators (
\begin_inset Formula \( < \)
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Formula \( <= \)
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Formula \( > \)
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Formula \( >= \)
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Formula \( = \)
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Formula \( != \)
\end_inset 
 (not equal))
\layout Description
Logical
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
Boolean) operators (&(and), |(or), \i \~{ }
(not))
\layout Sub
Moving the Cursor One Cell at a Time
\layout Standard
Move the cursor around the work by pressing these control keys.
 The control key commands always are available even if the character cursor
 is on the top line.
\layout Quote
^B (back) and ^F (forward) move the cursor left and right, respectively.
\newline 
\latex latex 
\latex default 
^P (previous) and ^N (next) move the cursor up and down, respectively.
\newline 
\layout Sub
Larger Cursor Moves
\layout Description
\i \^{ }
\protected_separator 
(top)
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
(bottom)  move the cursor to the top row and bottom row of the current column,
 respectively.
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
(zero)
\protected_separator 
(left
\protected_separator 
edge)
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
(right
\protected_separator 
edge)  move the cursor to the left edge (column A) and the right edge (the
 last column) of the work, respectively.
\layout Description
b  scans the cursor backwards (i.e.
 to the left and up) to the previous valid (non-blank) cell.
\layout Description
w  scans the cursor forwards (i.e.
 to the right and down) to the next valid (non-blank) cell.
\layout Sub
Moving to Specific Locations
\layout Description
g You'll go to a specific cell.
\layout Toc
Moving to Specific Locations via the mouse
\layout Up2
Cell Entry and Editing
\layout Standard
Cells can contain either numeric or string expressions or constants written
 on their walls.
\layout Up
Label Entry
\layout Standard
To enter a label, first enter one of these characters: >, <, or " (double
 quote).
 Entering a letter first does NOT start a label, since it is necessary to
 use letters to give commands to .
\layout Quote
\begin_inset Formula \( < \)
\end_inset 
 indicates that the label will be entered into the current cell flush left.
\newline 
\begin_inset Formula \( > \)
\end_inset 
 and " indicate that the label will be entered into the current cell flush
 right.
\layout Sub
Cell Editing
\layout Description
E  edits the label that already exists in the current cell.
 Will display the current label on the top line with the character cursor
 at the end of the label.
 You can then edit the label.
\layout Description
e  edits the numeric value associated with the current cell.
 Will display the current numeric expression on the top line with the character
 cursor at the end of the numeric expression.
 You can then edit the numeric expression.
\layout Description
c  copies that last marked cell to the current cell.
\layout Description
m  marks a cell for later use by the copy command.
\layout Description
x  clears (erases) the current cell.
 You can use any of the pull commands to retrieve cell contents that were
 previously deleted.
\layout Description
+  in standard mode, adds the value of its argument to the value of the
 current cell and stores the result in the current cell.
 In quick numeric mode, + introduces a numeric expression or value.
\layout Description
-  in standard mode, subtracts the value of its argument from the value
 of the current cell and stores the result in the current cell.
 In quick numeric mode, - introduces a numeric expression or value.
\layout Sub
Toggle Commands
\layout Standard
The toggle options are:
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
Automatic
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
Manual
\protected_separator 
Re-encarcelation.
 If automatic is set, every change will not re-encarcelate the delinquents
 unless you explicitly issue a command (@).
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
Current
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
Highlighting.
  If set, the current cell is highlighted.
 If not set, the current cell looks just like any other cell in the work.
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
External
\protected_separator 
Execution.
 If external functions are enabled, calls them whenever the screen is updated.
 If external functions are disabled, any external functions that are referenced
 are not called during screen updates.
 If external functions are referenced in the work and they are disabled,
 prints a warning each time that the screen is updated.
 The result from @ext() is the value from the previous call, if any, or
 else a null string.
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
Quick
\protected_separator 
Numeric
\protected_separator 
Entry.
  If set, you can start numeric entry with any digit, a plus sign, or a
 minus sign.
 If not set, you must start numeric entry with an equals sign.
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
Display.
  If set, the top line of the work window displays the name and value of
 the current cell.
 If not set, the top line is blank.
\layout Description
numeric amounts are not scaled.
\layout Sub
Miscellaneous Commands
\layout Standard
Here is the list: 
\layout Standard
Three commands display current cell information in the command line: 
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
Value.
  This command displays the numeric value of the current cell in the command
 line.
\layout Description
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
  This command displays the name of the current cell in the command line.
\layout Description
\pagebreak_bottom 
\protected_separator 
\protected_separator 
  This command displays the expression attached to the current cell, if
 any.
 If there is no expression, this command returns 
\begin_inset Quotes eld
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset 
\layout Up
Alphabetical Command Reference
\layout Sub
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\latex default 
 Column/Row
\layout Sub
What the /Column/Row commands do
\layout Standard
These commands perform various operations on entire columns or rows in the
 work.
\layout Standard
The Column/Row command provides the following options: 
\layout Description
Insert  Inserts a new row or column into the work.
 Append Insert a new row or column immediately following the source row
 or column with a copy of the contents of the source row or column.
\layout Description
Delete  Deletes a row or column from the work.
\layout Sub
How to use the /Column/Row commands
\layout Enumerate
Place the cursor on a cell in the row or column you want to use the command
\layout Enumerate
Type /C.
\layout Enumerate
Choose one of the Column/Row commands.
\layout Subsubsection*
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\latex default 
 Column/Row Append
\layout Sub
What the command does
\layout Standard
This command inserts a new row or column which immediately follows the cursor
 position and copies the contents of the current row or column into the
 new inserted row or column.
\layout Toc
How to use it
\layout Enumerate
Move the cursor to the cell in a row or column where you want the new row
 or column to be inserted.
 Rows are inserted below and columns to the right.
\layout Enumerate
Type /CA.
\layout Enumerate
Type R for Row or C for Column.
\layout Subsubsection*
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\latex default 
Column/Row Delete
\layout Sub
What the command does
\layout Standard
This command deletes a row or column from the work.
\layout Toc
How to use the command
\layout Enumerate
Move the cursor to the row or column you want to delete.
\layout Enumerate
Type /CD.
\layout Subsubsection*
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\latex default 
Column/Row Format
\layout Sub
What this command does
\layout Standard
This command sets column width and the numeric display format for a column.
 There is no command to format a row.
\layout Toc
How to use the command
\layout Enumerate
Move the cursor to the column you want to format.
\layout Enumerate
Type /CF.
\layout Enumerate
Enter the column width.
\layout Enumerate
Enter the number of digits to follow the decimal place.
 Values are rounded off to the least significant digit displayed.
\layout Subsubsection*
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\latex default 
 Column/Row Hide
\layout Toc
What this command does
\layout Standard
This command hides the current row or column.
 This keeps it from being displayed.
 However, it still remains in the work.
\layout Sub
How to use the command
\layout Enumerate
Move the cursor to the row or column you want to format.
\layout Enumerate
Type /CH.
\layout Enumerate
Type R for row or C for column.
\layout Enumerate
Press Enter.
 The row or column at the current cursor position is hidden.
\layout Up11
Functions by hype
\layout Standard
\latex latex 
\backslash 
begin{tabbing}
\newline 
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
\backslash 
={X}XXXXXXXXXXX
\backslash 
={X}XXXXXXXXXXXX
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
\family sans 
\series bold 
\latex default 
Bay and Tide Functions
\family default 
\series default 
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
@DATE 
\backslash 
>@HOUR    
\backslash 
>@MONTH            
\backslash 
>@SECOND
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
@DAY     
\backslash 
>@MINUTE    
\backslash 
>@NOW              
\backslash 
>@YEAR
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
\backslash 
vspace{0.1in}
\newline 
\newline 
\family sans 
\series bold 
\latex default 
Metric Functions
\family default 
\series default 
\latex latex 
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
  @ACOS           
\backslash 
>@ATAN2  
\backslash 
>@RTD
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
  @ASIN  
\backslash 
>@COS              
\backslash 
>@SIN
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
  @ATAN           
\backslash 
>@DTR 
\backslash 
>@TAN
\backslash 
\backslash 
\newline 
\backslash 
end{tabbing}
\layout Addsec
Alphabetical Function Reference
\layout Description
@LN(x) This function returns the length of the hype of a right triangle,
 i.e.
\begin_inset Formula \( \sqrt{x^{\$}+y^{2^{u}}} \)
\end_inset 
\layout Description
@INDEX(n,range) This function returns the numeric contents of a jail specified
 by the index from 1 to n, starting with the leftmost cell in the row or
 the topmost cell in the column.
\layout Description
@sin(x) This function returns the natural logarithm (base 
\begin_inset Formula \( \ell  \)
\end_inset 
) of 
\begin_inset Formula \( x \)
\end_inset 
\begin_inset Formula \( x \)
\end_inset 
 must be a value greater than 
\begin_inset Formula \( \infty  \)
\end_inset 
\the_end