On Sun, May 02, 1999 at 04:04:39PM -0700, Kayvan Aghaiepour Sylvan wrote:
>
> Thanks, Amir. The only difference between noweb2lyx standalone and the
> ``reLyX -n'' mode of operation is that you can also pass other command
> line arguments to reLyX when using it.
OK, so noweb2lyx is mostly useful for people who don't feel like reading the
documentation and just want to convert their noweb files :)
> Yup. I'm sure it won't break any existing reLyX functionality. It
> seems to work pretty well for a lot of the noweb contrib files I've
> tried. The ones that get a bit messed up are the ones that contain a
> lot of raw TeX code (but then again, those files are hard on reLyX as
> well).
Oh good. Of course by raw tex you must mean raw tex that's not in scraps,
since scraps get copied verbatim. In that case, maybe you would want to run
noweb2lyx -pre, then hand-edit and put some more reLyXskip blocks in there,
and then run relyx and noweb2lyx -post.
> Amir> There may be a 2.9.2.2 tomorrow. We'll see.
>
> Probably. :-) I'm not done tweaking.
I'm waiting with bated breath.
> Heh. I'll happily contribute wherever I can. I was going to take a
> stab at seeing if I could add "Import->Noweb File" to the Import
> menu.
Ask Asger Alstrup Nielsen for help, since he implemented Import->LaTeX. It
should be extremely easy, since the interface will be almost exactly the
same, and the comand is the same, except with a -n in it. (In fact, I wonder
if it should even have a separate window, or maybe you could combine the
latex & noweb windows somehow? But "Import->Latex_or_Noweb" might be
confusing.)
-Amir
