On 20 Dec, 2006, at 8:28 AM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
Thanks to Charles and José have been able to reconvert all the
LaTexified accents into proper form.
I am now facing a big problem, though: LyX refuses to read the LaTex
files back in. The problem must have something to do with encodings,
and in particular with reLyX refusal to read correctly the high codes
for the accented letters. In fact, any file containing an accented
letter will exhibit the same behavior, at least on my system: once
exported as LaTeX it cannot be reimported back into LyX (I enclose a
one line file below as an example). The file compile correctly from
within LyX, though.
Any thought?
Further info: switching the converter from reLyX to tex2lyx does not
help. If called from within LyX tex2lix fails as reLyX did. If called
from the command line, it does indeed succeed in producing a Lyx file,
but with screwed up accents (i.e. é --> lower capital accented e, for
instance. Other screw-ups are even more exotic). Besides, the file does
not compile into pdf (as it should be expected, I guess)
S.
S.
On 20 Dec, 2006, at 4:58 AM, Charles de Miramon wrote:
José Matos wrote:
On Tuesday 19 December 2006 6:53 pm, Charles de Miramon wrote:
You can also use a sed script like this one :
Just to add to the fun, here it is my solution using python, it
reads
from
the standard input and it writes to the standard output.
Why don't you use the re.sub function ?
Charles trying to learn a bit of Python
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