I'm using LyX-1.0.3pre2.
Again, LyX recently eeems "too intelligent" to easily convince it to
re-run LaTeX. I have a huge preamble, which I modify using vi and
simply include. I have other included files. Making changes to these,
I used to be able to hit a spacebar on the LyX window (followed by update
dvi or upgrade postscript) and convince it to re-run LaTeX. Now, LyX
insists on an actual change to the text within it's purview.
If that's the approach the the more recent LyX versions, we need a new
function that bypasses this "intelligence" and reruns LaTeX. Otherwise
I'm stuck having to make bogus changes, which introduce errors.
On Sat, May 15, 1999 at 02:05:33PM +0200, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> | I am often hacking away at preamble or included files, then want to prompt
> | LyX to run LyX for an update.
> |
> | It seems that, sometime in recent versions, more "intelligence" was
> | introduced to LyX's detection of whether changes have been made to the
> | text. Now, instead of just hitting the space bar harmlessly and ordering
> | updated Postscript, I must make an *actual* change -- and accurately undo
> | it later. Otherwise, LaTeX is not run and the most recent dvi is simply
> | piped to gv.
> |
> | Or is there a way to force LyX to rerun the LaTeX?
>
> Are you using 1.0.2?
>
> Try the prerelease 1.0.3pre2
> get it from the ftp sites.
>
> Lgb
>
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-lsm
