Thanks for the suggestion. Surprisingly, LaTeX does compile; with a
bunch of errors in the .log, to be sure, but none of them fatal.
How can I find out what the compiler was doing when it stumbled upon the
things that LyX finds offending? The part of the .log file that seems
relevant is:
[168] [169]
! Missing $ inserted.
<inserted text>
$
l.370
?
! Extra }, or forgotten $.
\maththreesuperior ->{^3}
l.370
?
! Missing $ inserted.
<inserted text>
$
l.370
?
! Missing } inserted.
<inserted text>
}
l.370
?
Is any of this indicative of which part of which file the compiler was
working on?
Thanks again,
Manolo
James C. Sutherland escribió:
On Nov 3, 2009, at 9:03 AM, Manolo Martí nez wrote:
That's not the problem, apparently. I have moved everything to the
master document's preamble and the strange behaviour recurs. Chapter
5 compiles. Master document w/o Ch. 5 compiles, but Master document
with Ch. 5 does not.
Thanks for your help, Richard.
Manolo
rgheck escribió:
Is there something in the preamble for chapter 5 that is necessary
for compilation? LyX will use that preamble when you export it
separately, but only the master preamble when you compile the whole
thing.
Richard
I suggest that you export everything to LaTeX and try the file include
there. You might have more success in tracking down the problem that
way.
