Ernesto Posse wrote:
I'm pretty sure the style file (.sty) has to go into a directory in the TeX hierarchy (for instance, ...\localtexmf\tex\latex\foo). Then do whatever your TeX installation requires to make sure the style file is added to the TeX directory files. In MiKTeX, you can do this with the Options utility, General tab, first button ("Refresh Now"). With other distributions, this may involve running an executable named texhash or mktexlsr. Leave the layout file in .lyx/layouts. Now reconfigure.Hi. I'm having a problem installing a new layout. I've created my own layout file and put it under .lyx/layouts, including the associated .sty file, but when I reconfigure the new layout doesn't appear (under Layout|Document.)
I found a file called "textclass.lst" both on my own directory and on lyx/share/lyx, which contains entries for the layouts. When I modify any of these and add an entry corresponding to my layout, it appears, but when I reconfigure it disappears.
What can I do so it doesn't disappear when I reconfigure?
(I use LyX 1.3.3. Windows port, native, not Cygwin.)
Thanks
The LyX configuration script only lists layout files for which the corresponding style file is known, and it only knows style files that the TeX distribution knows about.
HTH,
-- Paul
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