Wolfgang Engelmann <engelm...@...> writes: [snip] > The reason is, that I have difficulties to localize the citation error, > because even after taking out the offending citation lyx is still complaining > about it. I have to close lyx and reopen it until I get the response after > removing. I guessed, that the aux file is reused after a new run of lyx > (without closing it down), and wanted to remove it therefore from the > tmp-directory(ies). I am however, uncertain about it, since the last file > which contains the citation error produces no tmp-directory.
Hi Wolfgang, I don't have an answer for you but I would like to respond and say that I have the same difficulties with finding and solving errors in Lyx (see my other posts today) - even worse is the situation with BibTex and Lyx - there is none indication whatsoever where and how to fix it... I chased a citation error for more than an hour - closing Lyx and reopenening it did the trick; well that is not what I call a deterministic behaviour Anyway, what I do in these situations is that I export to Latex and work with TeXnicCenter where you have more options for error tracking. Still, Lyx is cool. Cheers -Ralf
