Let's say I want to create a "macro" called \limx
that will be defined as:
\newcommand{\limx}{\displaystyle{\lim_{x\to\x_{0}}}}
How can I make LyX recognize it and make an auto-prieview of it?
Another example, I'm using the cancel package. When I'm using \cancel
in a math equation it doesn't preview it while editing. I can still see "\cancel
" on the equation editor. Only when I render the document the \cancel
is being really rendered. How can I add that functionality to the LyX's WYSIWYG environment as well?
cancel
package,\cancel
previews just fine. So do macros that I define in the preamble.mathmode
tag?\cancel
. As far as I know, there is no way to teach LyX a graphical representation of new macros that it doesn't already know. When you are done with editing, and leave the particular "equation" (I think it is "math inset" in LyXspeak), LyX should preview the formula just the way it will look in the compiled document. At that moment,\cancel
should render the way it is supposed to. When you click on the equation again, you will enter edit mode, and and you will seecancel
again.