I wrote once upon a time:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document).
Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
I just
I wrote once upon a time:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document).
Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
I just
I wrote once upon a time:
> I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex->dvi LyX
> converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed "index-list"
> file (located in same dir as LyX document).
> Is there a way that LyX can
> pass its current document path to this script?
I
Hi all,
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
-Kevin (Thanks in advance!)
#
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
Angus Leeming writes:
In 1.3.6 you'll be able to define the converter as
sh $$s/scripts/latex-indexbuild $$i $$o
which will mean that LyX will look for it in
$HOME/.lyx/scripts/
/usr/local/share/lyx/scripts/
It's not the script (which is in my bin path) but a little config file
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Angus Leeming writes:
In 1.3.6 you'll be able to define the converter as
sh $$s/scripts/latex-indexbuild $$i $$o
which will mean that LyX will look for it in
$HOME/.lyx/scripts/
/usr/local/share/lyx/scripts/
It's not the script (which is in my bin path) but
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
What about
Am Dienstag, 10. Mai 2005 16:59 schrieb Matej Cepl:
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX
can
pass
Matej Cepl writet :-) :
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed
index-list file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a
way that LyX can pass its current document path to
Hi all,
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
-Kevin (Thanks in advance!)
#
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
Angus Leeming writes:
In 1.3.6 you'll be able to define the converter as
sh $$s/scripts/latex-indexbuild $$i $$o
which will mean that LyX will look for it in
$HOME/.lyx/scripts/
/usr/local/share/lyx/scripts/
It's not the script (which is in my bin path) but a little config file
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
Angus Leeming writes:
In 1.3.6 you'll be able to define the converter as
sh $$s/scripts/latex-indexbuild $$i $$o
which will mean that LyX will look for it in
$HOME/.lyx/scripts/
/usr/local/share/lyx/scripts/
It's not the script (which is in my bin path) but
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
What about
Am Dienstag, 10. Mai 2005 16:59 schrieb Matej Cepl:
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed index-list
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX
can
pass
Matej Cepl writet :-) :
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex-dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed
index-list file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a
way that LyX can pass its current document path to
Hi all,
I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex->dvi LyX
converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed "index-list"
file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
pass its current document path to this script?
-Kevin (Thanks in advance!)
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex->dvi LyX
> converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed "index-list"
> file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
> pass its current document path to this
Angus Leeming writes:
> In 1.3.6 you'll be able to define the converter as
> "sh $$s/scripts/latex-indexbuild $$i $$o"
>
> which will mean that LyX will look for it in
> $HOME/.lyx/scripts/
> /usr/local/share/lyx/scripts/
It's not the script (which is in my bin path) but a little config
Kevin Pfeiffer wrote:
> Angus Leeming writes:
>> In 1.3.6 you'll be able to define the converter as
>> "sh $$s/scripts/latex-indexbuild $$i $$o"
>>
>> which will mean that LyX will look for it in
>> $HOME/.lyx/scripts/
>> /usr/local/share/lyx/scripts/
>
> It's not the script (which is in
Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
> I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex->dvi LyX
> converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed "index-list"
> file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX can
> pass its current document path to this script?
What
Am Dienstag, 10. Mai 2005 16:59 schrieb Matej Cepl:
> Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
> > I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex->dvi LyX
> > converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed "index-list"
> > file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a way that LyX
Matej Cepl "writet" :-) :
> Kevin Pfeiffer scripsit:
> > I'm using the following shell script as part of the latex->dvi LyX
> > converter and I want to use a relative path to the needed
> > "index-list" file (located in same dir as LyX document). Is there a
> > way that LyX can pass its current
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