On Tue, 17 Jun 2003 13:26:15 +0200 Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 01:09:47PM +0200, Charpentier Philippe wrote: > > I would like to know if it is possible to define a viewer, a converter, > > a custom_export_command or something else such that, with one click on a > > menu entry, the two following things are done when the file DIR/file.lyx > > is open in LyX: > > > > 1) DIR/file.lyx is exported in latex to DIR/file.tex > > 2) a bash script is run on DIR/file.tex (i.e. with the complete path) > > > > For example, the script would manage the compilation process (diffrently > > than LyX do it) in such a way that I would be able to use vtex without > > crashing lyx. > > Define a new 'Format' 'vtex' in your preferences. > Define a viewer for this format. > Define a converter 'LaTeX -> vtex' (basically the name of your script) > > Andre\ I tried the following: a new format: \format "latexx" "tex" "LaTeX-X" "" a new viewer: \viewer "latexx" "$HOME/bin/LaTeX" a new converter: \converter "latex" "latexx" "$HOME/bin/LaTeX $$i" "" (with $HOME= my home) then LaTeX-X appears in the view menu. But I get an error: the lyx file (file.lyx) is exported to latex format in the temp directory and my script is simply send on file.tex (without any path) which gives an error: it can't find it. Is it possible to send TEMPDIR/file.tex to the script instead of file.tex? Ph. C.
