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he whole work for you with a simple call to the converter.
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> Perhaps you may have to call html-tidy to cleanup the HTML source a bit,
> but a
> simple bash script (or in windows, a bat file) will work.
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> Small is beautiful,
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Dear Charles,
It is very cool grasping how to use sed in however a primitive way. But on
further investigation it seems one needs it for a LyX friendly use of
``writer2latex'' only if the document has tables, math, images ... or French.
With a fairly wide but unscientifically chosen variety of
Michael Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear Charles,
It is very cool grasping how to use sed in however a primitive way. But on
further investigation it seems one needs it for a LyX friendly use of
``writer2latex'' only if the document has tables, math, images ... or French.
With a
Dear Charles,
It is very cool grasping how to use sed in however a primitive way. But on
further investigation it seems one needs it for a LyX friendly use of
``writer2latex'' only if the document has tables, math, images ... or French.
With a fairly wide but unscientifically chosen variety of
Michael Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear Charles,
It is very cool grasping how to use sed in however a primitive way. But on
further investigation it seems one needs it for a LyX friendly use of
``writer2latex'' only if the document has tables, math, images ... or French.
With a
Dear Charles,
It is very cool grasping how to use sed in however a primitive way. But on
further investigation it seems one needs it for a LyX friendly use of
``writer2latex'' only if the document has tables, math, images ... or French.
With a fairly wide but unscientifically chosen variety of
Michael Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Dear Charles,
> It is very cool grasping how to use sed in however a primitive way. But on
> further investigation it seems one needs it for a LyX friendly use of
> ``writer2latex'' only if the document has tables, math, images ... or French.
>
Michael Thompson wrote:
are too kind to what Charles calls the 'wysiwyg cruft'. If you find a
solution to the problem with em-dashes that doesn't involve a
find-and-replace in the .tex file, tell me.
I paste my w2lclean script that I run on files converted by writer2latex
before importing
Charles de Miramon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It uses sed (a command line searchreplace that is standard on
Unix). I guess it will work on Mac OS/X.
sh w2lclean Myconvertedfile.tex will create a temp-Myconvertedfile.tex that
you can then import into LyX.
Dear Charles your naive confidence that
Michael Thompson wrote:
are too kind to what Charles calls the 'wysiwyg cruft'. If you find a
solution to the problem with em-dashes that doesn't involve a
find-and-replace in the .tex file, tell me.
I paste my w2lclean script that I run on files converted by writer2latex
before importing
Charles de Miramon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It uses sed (a command line searchreplace that is standard on
Unix). I guess it will work on Mac OS/X.
sh w2lclean Myconvertedfile.tex will create a temp-Myconvertedfile.tex that
you can then import into LyX.
Dear Charles your naive confidence that
Michael Thompson wrote:
> are too kind to what Charles calls the 'wysiwyg cruft'. If you find a
> solution to the problem with em-dashes that doesn't involve a
> find-and-replace in the .tex file, tell me.
I paste my w2lclean script that I run on files converted by writer2latex
before
Charles de Miramon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>It uses sed (a command line search that is standard on
> Unix). I guess it will work on Mac OS/X.
> sh w2lclean Myconvertedfile.tex will create a temp-Myconvertedfile.tex that
> you can then import into LyX.
Dear Charles your naive confidence that
, but
it wouldn't let me add one.
How come? It sounds that I could have an HTML - LaTeX converter.
What's your experience? What works best in terms of converting?
-nodje
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nodje wrote:
I'm trying to use other converters by defining them through Preferences,
but it wouldn't let me add one.
How come? It sounds that I could have an HTML - LaTeX converter.
What's your experience? What works best in terms of converting?
I would try to export to ODF and then
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would try to export to ODF and then use writer2latex to convert it to
LaTeX. You clean the LaTeX with a script to take away all the Wysiwyg cruft
and then convert it to LyX.
I can't tell from the note whether you are a skillful composer of scripts, as
Charles is
, but
it wouldn't let me add one.
How come? It sounds that I could have an HTML - LaTeX converter.
What's your experience? What works best in terms of converting?
-nodje
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nodje wrote:
I'm trying to use other converters by defining them through Preferences,
but it wouldn't let me add one.
How come? It sounds that I could have an HTML - LaTeX converter.
What's your experience? What works best in terms of converting?
I would try to export to ODF and then
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would try to export to ODF and then use writer2latex to convert it to
LaTeX. You clean the LaTeX with a script to take away all the Wysiwyg cruft
and then convert it to LyX.
I can't tell from the note whether you are a skillful composer of scripts, as
Charles is
ces, but
it wouldn't let me add one.
How come? It sounds that I could have an HTML -> LaTeX converter.
What's your experience? What works best in terms of converting?
-nodje
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nodje wrote:
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> I'm trying to use other converters by defining them through Preferences,
> but it wouldn't let me add one.
> How come? It sounds that I could have an HTML -> LaTeX converter.
>
> What's your experience? What works best in terms of converting?
>
I would try to export to ODF
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would try to export to ODF and then use writer2latex to convert it to
> LaTeX. You clean the LaTeX with a script to take away all the Wysiwyg cruft
> and then convert it to LyX.
I can't tell from the note whether you are a skillful composer of scripts, as
Charles
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