I have a big block of tex commands (about 80 lines in length) that set up
theorem environments using the amsthm and thmtools packages.
To this bunch of tex commands there is also a corresponding LyX module that
defines the theorems in the editor (paragraph styles, section 5.3.7 in the
customization manual).
I want to avoid this 80 lines code block in my document preamble. It clutters
the document structure.
Of course, one can insert the code block as it is inside this:
Preamble
⟨80 lines of code go here⟩
EndPreamble
But this adds the big code block right into my preamble, which, as I said, I
want to avoid.
The other option is to save the code block in a tex file (`myPreable.tex` for
example) and to load it into my document:
Preamble
\input{myPreamble}EndPreamble
But this means that the file `myPreamble.tex` must be located in the root
directory of the LyX project.
Is there any way to load the code block while it is located in the
"Applications/LyX.app/Contents/Resources/layouts/" directory? I am about to
send this module file and all its accompanying files to a colleague, and I want
to spare him from the task of taking care which files go where.
I hope my question is clear.--
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