On 5/20/22 18:32, Rich Shepard wrote:
Attempting to compile a document using pdflatex halts with an error
referencing a verbatim@ environment. Since I've not explicitly used that
environment, and a search of the .lyx file doesn't find that word
present, I
wonder why it suddenly decided to show up each time I use the chord,
C-x h.
Regardless, when I close the error window and repeat C-x h pdflatex
happily
compiles the file.
Has anyone a thought about why the error would appear if the environment
'verbatim' can't be found in the .lyx file?
Rich
After the initial compilation attempt, you can open the generated .tex
file (lurking in the buffer directory) in a text editor and search for
any mention of verbatim. It could be that some module or funky document
element is using it. If there's more than one occurrence, the location
of the error in the document log window might help narrow down which one
triggered the error.
Paul
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