Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Charlie]

On Mon, 30 Apr 2018 05:37:15 +
Baris Erkus  wrote:



> > By the way, would you mind bottom-posting (and in-line posting) on
> > the list, as according to the list netiquette? [1] Bottom-posting
> > makes it much easier to have a detailed conversation, and see
> > exactly what points each part of your responses refer to.
> >
> > Best,
> >
> > Scott
> >
> >
> > [1]
> > https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ListNetiquette#replying
> >  
> 
> Scott,
> 
> I have been using Microsoft Mail that comes with Windows. MS Mail
> does not allow conventional markup and was ugly to reply at the
> bottom.
> 
> I have just installed Thunderbird for LyX Mail list. I hope my reply 
> looks OK on the reader side now.
> 
> Thanks for the warning and linking...
> 
> Baris

Claws-mail is also ported to windows. If it helps.

Charlie
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Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Scott Kostyshak]

On Mon, Apr 30, 2018 at 05:37:15AM +, Baris Erkus wrote:
> On 28-Apr-18 10:13 PM, Scott Kostyshak wrote:
> > On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 05:21:24PM +, Baris Erkus wrote:
> >> Well, Yes. I am guessing that the issues I am facing can  be partially 
> >> solved by this enhancement.
> > OK I linked to this conversation from that ticket, so that if someone
> > works on implementing the feature, they can take this conversation into
> > account. I agree that it would be nice to have an improvement in this
> > area.
> >
> > By the way, would you mind bottom-posting (and in-line posting) on the
> > list, as according to the list netiquette? [1] Bottom-posting makes it
> > much easier to have a detailed conversation, and see exactly what points
> > each part of your responses refer to.
> >
> > Best,
> >
> > Scott
> >
> >
> > [1]
> > https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ListNetiquette#replying
> >
> 
> Scott,
> 
> I have been using Microsoft Mail that comes with Windows. MS Mail does 
> not allow conventional markup and was ugly to reply at the bottom.
> 
> I have just installed Thunderbird for LyX Mail list. I hope my reply 
> looks OK on the reader side now.

It looks great! I'm sorry that you had to install and configure a new
mail client just because of my suggestion. That must have taken a lot of
time. I had no idea it would be so complicated or that it is not easy to
bottom-post in some mail clients. Thank you very much for taking the
time to do that, Barış.

Best,

Scott


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Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Baris Erkus]

On 28-Apr-18 10:13 PM, Scott Kostyshak wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 05:21:24PM +, Baris Erkus wrote:
>> Well, Yes. I am guessing that the issues I am facing can  be partially 
>> solved by this enhancement.
> OK I linked to this conversation from that ticket, so that if someone
> works on implementing the feature, they can take this conversation into
> account. I agree that it would be nice to have an improvement in this
> area.
>
> By the way, would you mind bottom-posting (and in-line posting) on the
> list, as according to the list netiquette? [1] Bottom-posting makes it
> much easier to have a detailed conversation, and see exactly what points
> each part of your responses refer to.
>
> Best,
>
> Scott
>
>
> [1]
> https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ListNetiquette#replying
>

Scott,

I have been using Microsoft Mail that comes with Windows. MS Mail does 
not allow conventional markup and was ugly to reply at the bottom.

I have just installed Thunderbird for LyX Mail list. I hope my reply 
looks OK on the reader side now.

Thanks for the warning and linking...

Baris

Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Scott Kostyshak]

On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 05:21:24PM +, Baris Erkus wrote:
> Well, Yes. I am guessing that the issues I am facing can  be partially solved 
> by this enhancement.

OK I linked to this conversation from that ticket, so that if someone
works on implementing the feature, they can take this conversation into
account. I agree that it would be nice to have an improvement in this
area.

By the way, would you mind bottom-posting (and in-line posting) on the
list, as according to the list netiquette? [1] Bottom-posting makes it
much easier to have a detailed conversation, and see exactly what points
each part of your responses refer to.

Best,

Scott


[1]
https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/ListNetiquette#replying



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RE: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Baris Erkus]

Thanks Jürgen: You are right.

However, I would like to work on the child documents independently. Please see 
my response to Scott’s mail.

Bests,

Baris

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From: Jürgen Spitzmüller<mailto:sp...@lyx.org>
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2018 6:19 PM
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org<mailto:lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
Subject: Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

Am Samstag, den 28.04.2018, 13:47 + schrieb Baris Erkus:
> Hello,
>
> It seems like only the preamble of the master document is inherited
> to the child document along with the bibliography and labels.
> Properties such as document class, modules and other properties are
> not inherited by the child document. Is this true?

No. They are inherited. But you can compile the child standalone, in
which case everything is taken from the child.

Different classes are useful for instance with beamer as a child and
beamer handout as a master.

> For the case of document class, I have this issue that if I change
> the document class in master document, LyX gives a warning for each
> child document that each child document has a different class, when I
> want to preview the PDF file. This is quite bothering. While I can
> turn off this warning, I would like to keep it for future use.

You can click "Do not show this warning again", which is followed for
this particular document.

> Similarly, if I want to change some other properties, i.e. the ones
> from in the document settings, I have to change them in each of the
> child document one by one. This would be quite time consuming if I
> want to try out various options for a given property and if I have
> many child documents.

As said, the properties are inherited iff you compile from the master.

Jürgen

>
> Thanks for your comments.
>
> BE
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
>

RE: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Baris Erkus]

Well, Yes. I am guessing that the issues I am facing can  be partially solved 
by this enhancement.

I would have one recommendations tough: A child document should be given the 
chance of using the options provided in the native document, when compiled only 
by itself.

For example, for the purpose of compiling one child document only, the user may 
be given two options:

  1.  The option of “Getting the properties from a Master Document”
  2.  The option of using native documents properties, which can be modified 
from within child document.

The native document properties can initially set to the master document 
properties and the user can change them as he/she works on the document.

When compiling the master document, of course the child documents will be 
compiled with the master document properties as in the current case.

This enhancement will be really useful as in the current format it is very 
difficult to change things if they are not set up at the very beginning. Or if 
you want to switch to another class later.

For example, I am working on a long term book project (may be 5-10 years) and I 
have started with the standard book class. I will decide on the final book 
class later, after I complete most of the material. In the mean time, I want to 
try the available classes as testing and arrangement. In this case, It would be 
really useful to have this enhancement.

Thanks for the heads up.

Baris


From: Scott Kostyshak<mailto:skost...@lyx.org>
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2018 6:24 PM
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org<mailto:lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
Subject: Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 01:47:35PM +, Baris Erkus wrote:

> Similarly, if I want to change some other properties, i.e. the ones from in 
> the document settings, I have to change them in each of the child document 
> one by one. This would be quite time consuming if I want to try out various 
> options for a given property and if I have many child documents.

Is your desired behavior related to the following?

  https://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/10049

Scott

Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Scott Kostyshak]

On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 01:47:35PM +, Baris Erkus wrote:

> Similarly, if I want to change some other properties, i.e. the ones from in 
> the document settings, I have to change them in each of the child document 
> one by one. This would be quite time consuming if I want to try out various 
> options for a given property and if I have many child documents.

Is your desired behavior related to the following?

  https://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/10049

Scott


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Re: Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Am Samstag, den 28.04.2018, 13:47 + schrieb Baris Erkus:
> Hello,
>  
> It seems like only the preamble of the master document is inherited
> to the child document along with the bibliography and labels.
> Properties such as document class, modules and other properties are
> not inherited by the child document. Is this true?

No. They are inherited. But you can compile the child standalone, in
which case everything is taken from the child.

Different classes are useful for instance with beamer as a child and
beamer handout as a master.

> For the case of document class, I have this issue that if I change
> the document class in master document, LyX gives a warning for each
> child document that each child document has a different class, when I
> want to preview the PDF file. This is quite bothering. While I can
> turn off this warning, I would like to keep it for future use.

You can click "Do not show this warning again", which is followed for
this particular document.

> Similarly, if I want to change some other properties, i.e. the ones
> from in the document settings, I have to change them in each of the
> child document one by one. This would be quite time consuming if I
> want to try out various options for a given property and if I have
> many child documents.

As said, the properties are inherited iff you compile from the master.

Jürgen

>  
> Thanks for your comments.
>  
> BE
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
>  
> Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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Properties of Child Document Taken from the Master Document

[Baris Erkus]

Hello,

It seems like only the preamble of the master document is inherited to the 
child document along with the bibliography and labels. Properties such as 
document class, modules and other properties are not inherited by the child 
document. Is this true?

For the case of document class, I have this issue that if I change the document 
class in master document, LyX gives a warning for each child document that each 
child document has a different class, when I want to preview the PDF file. This 
is quite bothering. While I can turn off this warning, I would like to keep it 
for future use.

Similarly, if I want to change some other properties, i.e. the ones from in the 
document settings, I have to change them in each of the child document one by 
one. This would be quite time consuming if I want to try out various options 
for a given property and if I have many child documents.

Thanks for your comments.

BE








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Re: Master Document

[Julien Rioux]

On 14/11/2011 11:30 PM, Louise Wilkinson wrote:

Hi,



I'm having trouble getting my BibTex references to work in my master file. I 
keep getting the error message 'Undefined control sequence'. Any help would be 
most appreciated.



Thanks







You may often identify and solve a problem like that by removing a lot 
of the content of your LyX file until you have reduced your LyX file to 
a minimum while still reproducing your problem. It's also usually useful 
to share on this list this minimal example file showing your problem. 
Other readers might have seen such problems before.


Cheers,
Julien

Re: Master Document

[Julien Rioux]

On 14/11/2011 11:30 PM, Louise Wilkinson wrote:

Hi,



I'm having trouble getting my BibTex references to work in my master file. I 
keep getting the error message 'Undefined control sequence'. Any help would be 
most appreciated.



Thanks







You may often identify and solve a problem like that by removing a lot 
of the content of your LyX file until you have reduced your LyX file to 
a minimum while still reproducing your problem. It's also usually useful 
to share on this list this minimal example file showing your problem. 
Other readers might have seen such problems before.


Cheers,
Julien

Re: Master Document

[Julien Rioux]

On 14/11/2011 11:30 PM, Louise Wilkinson wrote:

Hi,



I'm having trouble getting my BibTex references to work in my master file. I 
keep getting the error message 'Undefined control sequence'. Any help would be 
most appreciated.



Thanks







You may often identify and solve a problem like that by removing a lot 
of the content of your LyX file until you have reduced your LyX file to 
a minimum while still reproducing your problem. It's also usually useful 
to share on this list this minimal example file showing your problem. 
Other readers might have seen such problems before.


Cheers,
Julien

Master Document

[Louise Wilkinson]

Hi,



I'm having trouble getting my BibTex references to work in my master file. I 
keep getting the error message 'Undefined control sequence'. Any help would be 
most appreciated.



Thanks

Master Document

[Louise Wilkinson]

Hi,



I'm having trouble getting my BibTex references to work in my master file. I 
keep getting the error message 'Undefined control sequence'. Any help would be 
most appreciated.



Thanks

Master Document

[Louise Wilkinson]

Hi,



I'm having trouble getting my BibTex references to work in my master file. I 
keep getting the error message 'Undefined control sequence'. Any help would be 
most appreciated.



Thanks

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Two additions:

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
 Yes, that's an includeonly issue. Supposed that you run LyX 2.0, go to 
 Document  Settings  Child Documents in the master and select the
 respective  children (this is the includeonly GUI).

For includeonly, you will need to compile the master (View  View/Update 
Master, if you're in a child document).

 You will need to select maintain counters and references (at least on
 the  first run) to get the numbers right.

If you put the following into the master's preamble, you don't need to select 
maintain counters and references, if you just want to have sort of, but 
not 100% exact counters. This assures all auxiliary files are generated once 
(on the first run), but only updates the included file's aux files later (and 
thus speeds up compilation):

\IfFileExists{\jobname.aux}{}{\AtBeginDocument{\@partswfalse}}

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Two additions:

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
 Yes, that's an includeonly issue. Supposed that you run LyX 2.0, go to 
 Document  Settings  Child Documents in the master and select the
 respective  children (this is the includeonly GUI).

For includeonly, you will need to compile the master (View  View/Update 
Master, if you're in a child document).

 You will need to select maintain counters and references (at least on
 the  first run) to get the numbers right.

If you put the following into the master's preamble, you don't need to select 
maintain counters and references, if you just want to have sort of, but 
not 100% exact counters. This assures all auxiliary files are generated once 
(on the first run), but only updates the included file's aux files later (and 
thus speeds up compilation):

\IfFileExists{\jobname.aux}{}{\AtBeginDocument{\@partswfalse}}

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Two additions:

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
> Yes, that's an includeonly issue. Supposed that you run LyX 2.0, go to 
> Document > Settings > Child Documents in the master and select the
> respective  children (this is the includeonly GUI).

For includeonly, you will need to compile the master (View > View/Update 
Master, if you're in a child document).

> You will need to select "maintain counters and references" (at least on
> the  first run) to get the numbers right.

If you put the following into the master's preamble, you don't need to select 
"maintain counters and references", if you just want to have "sort of", but 
not "100% exact" counters. This assures all auxiliary files are generated once 
(on the first run), but only updates the included file's aux files later (and 
thus speeds up compilation):

\IfFileExists{\jobname.aux}{}{\AtBeginDocument{\@partswfalse}}

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Guenter Milde wrote:
 Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
 selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
 
 :-(
 
 Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
 new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
 \includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).

Huh? LyX 2.0 has \includeonly support.

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/21/2011 11:12 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:

On 2011-04-21, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
:-(

Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
\includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).


2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

What is the problem/error?
Well I think I made a mistake somewhere. Now it works (I started over 
with my new knowledge of master documents).


Maybe I can ask another question: when I open a child document the 
numbering (sections, figures, etc) is correct (because I set the master 
document). However when I compile it to PDF, it is not. I understand 
that a child document is a document /per se/ but maybe there could be an 
option. Maybe that's related to \includeonly...


Thanks.
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/21/2011 03:37 PM, Rainer M Krug wrote:

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On 21/04/11 15:28, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu


Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
files in an standard text editor to save time.

Thanks for the trick.

Just something more: I used for the preamble in LyX a separate file
(preamble.tex) and included it in the preamble field of my documents
(child and master) as

\include{preamble.tex}

So I had to change the preamble only once, and it was always in all
documents. If you put \hyperref and the config for hyperref in this
document and disable the hyperref use in the LyX document options, yo
should have solved your problems as well.

Thanks also Rainer. Very useful.

Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 Maybe I can ask another question: when I open a child document the 
 numbering (sections, figures, etc) is correct (because I set the master 
 document). However when I compile it to PDF, it is not. I understand 
 that a child document is a document per se but maybe there could be an 
 option. Maybe that's related to \includeonly...

You mean you do not want to compile the whole master from within the child 
(i.e., via View  Master), but only the child, but with correct numbering?

Yes, that's an includeonly issue. Supposed that you run LyX 2.0, go to 
Document  Settings  Child Documents in the master and select the respective 
children (this is the includeonly GUI).

You will need to select maintain counters and references (at least on the 
first run) to get the numbers right.

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Guenter Milde wrote:
 Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
 selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
 
 :-(
 
 Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
 new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
 \includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).

Huh? LyX 2.0 has \includeonly support.

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/21/2011 11:12 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:

On 2011-04-21, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
:-(

Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
\includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).


2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

What is the problem/error?
Well I think I made a mistake somewhere. Now it works (I started over 
with my new knowledge of master documents).


Maybe I can ask another question: when I open a child document the 
numbering (sections, figures, etc) is correct (because I set the master 
document). However when I compile it to PDF, it is not. I understand 
that a child document is a document /per se/ but maybe there could be an 
option. Maybe that's related to \includeonly...


Thanks.
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/21/2011 03:37 PM, Rainer M Krug wrote:

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Hash: SHA1

On 21/04/11 15:28, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu


Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
files in an standard text editor to save time.

Thanks for the trick.

Just something more: I used for the preamble in LyX a separate file
(preamble.tex) and included it in the preamble field of my documents
(child and master) as

\include{preamble.tex}

So I had to change the preamble only once, and it was always in all
documents. If you put \hyperref and the config for hyperref in this
document and disable the hyperref use in the LyX document options, yo
should have solved your problems as well.

Thanks also Rainer. Very useful.

Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 Maybe I can ask another question: when I open a child document the 
 numbering (sections, figures, etc) is correct (because I set the master 
 document). However when I compile it to PDF, it is not. I understand 
 that a child document is a document per se but maybe there could be an 
 option. Maybe that's related to \includeonly...

You mean you do not want to compile the whole master from within the child 
(i.e., via View  Master), but only the child, but with correct numbering?

Yes, that's an includeonly issue. Supposed that you run LyX 2.0, go to 
Document  Settings  Child Documents in the master and select the respective 
children (this is the includeonly GUI).

You will need to select maintain counters and references (at least on the 
first run) to get the numbers right.

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Guenter Milde wrote:
> Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
> selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
> 
> :-(
> 
> Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
> new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
> \includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).

Huh? LyX 2.0 has \includeonly support.

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/21/2011 11:12 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:

On 2011-04-21, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?

Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
:-(

Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
\includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).


2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

What is the problem/error?
Well I think I made a mistake somewhere. Now it works (I started over 
with my new knowledge of master documents).


Maybe I can ask another question: when I open a child document the 
numbering (sections, figures, etc) is correct (because I set the master 
document). However when I compile it to PDF, it is not. I understand 
that a child document is a document /per se/ but maybe there could be an 
option. Maybe that's related to \includeonly...


Thanks.
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/21/2011 03:37 PM, Rainer M Krug wrote:

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On 21/04/11 15:28, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu


Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
files in an standard text editor to save time.

Thanks for the trick.

Just something more: I used for the preamble in LyX a separate file
(preamble.tex) and included it in the preamble field of my documents
(child and master) as

\include{preamble.tex}

So I had to change the preamble only once, and it was always in all
documents. If you put \hyperref and the config for hyperref in this
document and disable the hyperref use in the LyX document options, yo
should have solved your problems as well.

Thanks also Rainer. Very useful.

Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Mathieu Dubois wrote:
> Maybe I can ask another question: when I open a child document the 
> numbering (sections, figures, etc) is correct (because I set the master 
> document). However when I compile it to PDF, it is not. I understand 
> that a child document is a document per se but maybe there could be an 
> option. Maybe that's related to \includeonly...

You mean you do not want to compile the whole master from within the child 
(i.e., via View > Master), but only the child, but with correct numbering?

Yes, that's an includeonly issue. Supposed that you run LyX 2.0, go to 
Document > Settings > Child Documents in the master and select the respective 
children (this is the includeonly GUI).

You will need to select "maintain counters and references" (at least on the 
first run) to get the numbers right.

Jürgen

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu




Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section 
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
files in an standard text editor to save time.

Thanks for the trick.

Thanks,
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Rainer M Krug]

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On 21/04/11 15:28, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:
 On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 Hello (again),

 I have another question.

 I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
 this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
 master document and child documents. I have set the master document
 field of each child document.

 However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
 several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

 First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

 Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
 document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
 into the main document?

 Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
 default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
 clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

 Thanks in advance,
 Mathieu


 Hello,
 1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.
 OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.
 2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
 That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
 alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.
 3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
 have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
 it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
 files in an standard text editor to save time.
 Thanks for the trick.

Just something more: I used for the preamble in LyX a separate file
(preamble.tex) and included it in the preamble field of my documents
(child and master) as

\include{preamble.tex}

So I had to change the preamble only once, and it was always in all
documents. If you put \hyperref and the config for hyperref in this
document and disable the hyperref use in the LyX document options, yo
should have solved your problems as well.

Cheers,

Rainer
 
 Thanks,
 Mathieu
 


- -- 
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Biology, UCT), Dipl. Phys. (Germany)

Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology
Stellenbosch University
South Africa

Tel :   +33 - (0)9 53 10 27 44
Cell:   +33 - (0)6 85 62 59 98
Fax :   +33 - (0)9 58 10 27 44

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Re: Master document

[Guenter Milde]

On 2011-04-21, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:
 On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

 First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

 Hello,
 1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.
 OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
:-(

Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
\includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).

 2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
 That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section 
 alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

What is the problem/error?
Most of this can be solved with code in a branch that is active in
standalone but inactive in the master.

Günter

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu




Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section 
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
files in an standard text editor to save time.

Thanks for the trick.

Thanks,
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Rainer M Krug]

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On 21/04/11 15:28, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:
 On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 Hello (again),

 I have another question.

 I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
 this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
 master document and child documents. I have set the master document
 field of each child document.

 However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
 several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

 First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

 Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
 document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
 into the main document?

 Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
 default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
 clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

 Thanks in advance,
 Mathieu


 Hello,
 1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.
 OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.
 2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
 That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
 alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.
 3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
 have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
 it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
 files in an standard text editor to save time.
 Thanks for the trick.

Just something more: I used for the preamble in LyX a separate file
(preamble.tex) and included it in the preamble field of my documents
(child and master) as

\include{preamble.tex}

So I had to change the preamble only once, and it was always in all
documents. If you put \hyperref and the config for hyperref in this
document and disable the hyperref use in the LyX document options, yo
should have solved your problems as well.

Cheers,

Rainer
 
 Thanks,
 Mathieu
 


- -- 
Rainer M. Krug, PhD (Conservation Ecology, SUN), MSc (Conservation
Biology, UCT), Dipl. Phys. (Germany)

Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology
Stellenbosch University
South Africa

Tel :   +33 - (0)9 53 10 27 44
Cell:   +33 - (0)6 85 62 59 98
Fax :   +33 - (0)9 58 10 27 44

Fax (D):+49 - (0)3 21 21 25 22 44

email:  rai...@krugs.de

Skype:  RMkrug
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Re: Master document

[Guenter Milde]

On 2011-04-21, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
 On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:
 On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

 First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

 Hello,
 1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.
 OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
:-(

Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
\includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).

 2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
 That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section 
 alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

What is the problem/error?
Most of this can be solved with code in a branch that is active in
standalone but inactive in the master.

Günter

Re: Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu




Hello,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section 
alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
files in an standard text editor to save time.

Thanks for the trick.

Thanks,
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Rainer M Krug]

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On 21/04/11 15:28, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
> On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:
>> On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
>>> Hello (again),
>>>
>>> I have another question.
>>>
>>> I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
>>> this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
>>> master document and child documents. I have set the master document
>>> field of each child document.
>>>
>>> However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
>>> several files (one for each section). I have several questions.
>>>
>>> First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?
>>>
>>> Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
>>> document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
>>> into the main document?
>>>
>>> Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
>>> default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
>>> clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>> Mathieu
>>>
>>
> Hello,
>> 1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.
> OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.
>> 2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
> That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section
> alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.
>> 3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly
>> have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do
>> it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx
>> files in an standard text editor to save time.
> Thanks for the trick.

Just something more: I used for the preamble in LyX a separate file
(preamble.tex) and included it in the preamble field of my documents
(child and master) as

\include{preamble.tex}

So I had to change the preamble only once, and it was always in all
documents. If you put \hyperref and the config for hyperref in this
document and disable the hyperref use in the LyX document options, yo
should have solved your problems as well.

Cheers,

Rainer
> 
> Thanks,
> Mathieu
> 


- -- 
Rainer M. Krug, PhD (Conservation Ecology, SUN), MSc (Conservation
Biology, UCT), Dipl. Phys. (Germany)

Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology
Stellenbosch University
South Africa

Tel :   +33 - (0)9 53 10 27 44
Cell:   +33 - (0)6 85 62 59 98
Fax :   +33 - (0)9 58 10 27 44

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Re: Master document

[Guenter Milde]

On 2011-04-21, Mathieu Dubois wrote:
> On 04/20/2011 11:25 PM, Julien Rioux wrote:
>> On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

>>> First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?

> Hello,
>> 1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.
> OK. So I can \include the chapter and \input the section.

Actually, the use case for \include (vs. \input) is that you can compile
selected chapters with \includeonly --- but unfortunately not with LyX.
:-(

Therefore, with LyX you can always use \input (the chapter will start a
new page anyway). \include is of use only if you want to be prepared for
\includeonly-support in some future LyX version (I do not give up hope).

>> 2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.
> That's what I did. The only problem I that I cannot compile the section 
> alone (I have to compile the chapter). Not a big deal.

What is the problem/error?
Most of this can be solved with code in a branch that is active in
standalone but inactive in the master.

Günter

Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on 
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a 
master document and child documents. I have set the master document 
field of each child document.


However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into 
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.


First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main 
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section 
into the main document?


Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as 
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option 
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?


Thanks in advance,
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Julien Rioux]

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu



Hi,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly 
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do 
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx 
files in an standard text editor to save time.


Cheers,
Julien

Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on 
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a 
master document and child documents. I have set the master document 
field of each child document.


However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into 
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.


First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main 
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section 
into the main document?


Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as 
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option 
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?


Thanks in advance,
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Julien Rioux]

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use input instead of include, right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu



Hi,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly 
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do 
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx 
files in an standard text editor to save time.


Cheers,
Julien

Master document

[Mathieu Dubois]

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on 
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a 
master document and child documents. I have set the master document 
field of each child document.


However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into 
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.


First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main 
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section 
into the main document?


Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as 
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option 
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?


Thanks in advance,
Mathieu

Re: Master document

[Julien Rioux]

On 20/04/2011 4:00 PM, Mathieu Dubois wrote:

Hello (again),

I have another question.

I'm writing my PhD thesis (how many messages started like this one on
this list?). Of course I have planned to split the document into a
master document and child documents. I have set the master document
field of each child document.

However each chapter is rather long so I wanted to split chapters into
several files (one for each section). I have several questions.

First I have then to use "input" instead of "include", right?

Second, what is the master document of the section file? Is it the main
document or the chapter one? Would it be better include every section
into the main document?

Third, I have configured my main document for using hyperef and saved as
default. But then when compiling the document LyX complains about option
clashes in hyperef. Do I have to use hyperef only for the master?

Thanks in advance,
Mathieu



Hi,

1) \include starts the content on a new page, \input does not.

2) I would try to set the master of section.lyx to chapter.lyx, I think.

3) Not all options are inherited between master and childs, you mostly 
have to repeat the settings in both to avoid any problems. (you can do 
it once for one of the child, then copy paste the heading of the .lyx 
files in an standard text editor to save time.


Cheers,
Julien

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Yegor Yefremov
yegorsli...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
 Yegor Yefremov wrote:
 Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
 document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
 document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
 document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
 than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
 won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

 There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not
 have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar
 button or a menu entry for them yourself.

 The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except
 that they compile from the master, if there's one.

 Thank you for clarification. I'll try it.

Tried lyx 2.0.0 alpha5 and this feature is working like a charm.
Waiting for the final release.

Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Yegor Yefremov
yegorsli...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
 Yegor Yefremov wrote:
 Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
 document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
 document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
 document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
 than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
 won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

 There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not
 have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar
 button or a menu entry for them yourself.

 The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except
 that they compile from the master, if there's one.

 Thank you for clarification. I'll try it.

Tried lyx 2.0.0 alpha5 and this feature is working like a charm.
Waiting for the final release.

Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Yegor Yefremov
<yegorsli...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
>> Yegor Yefremov wrote:
>>> Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
>>> document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
>>> document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
>>> document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
>>> than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like "newcommand" they
>>> won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6
>>
>> There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not
>> have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar
>> button or a menu entry for them yourself.
>>
>> The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except
>> that they compile from the master, if there's one.
>
> Thank you for clarification. I'll try it.

Tried lyx 2.0.0 alpha5 and this feature is working like a charm.
Waiting for the final release.

Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
 Yegor Yefremov wrote:
 Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
 document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
 document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
 document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
 than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
 won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

 There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not
 have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar
 button or a menu entry for them yourself.

 The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except
 that they compile from the master, if there's one.

Thank you for clarification. I'll try it.

Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
 Yegor Yefremov wrote:
 Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
 document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
 document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
 document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
 than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
 won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

 There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not
 have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar
 button or a menu entry for them yourself.

 The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except
 that they compile from the master, if there's one.

Thank you for clarification. I'll try it.

Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
> Yegor Yefremov wrote:
>> Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
>> document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
>> document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
>> document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
>> than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like "newcommand" they
>> won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6
>
> There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not
> have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar
> button or a menu entry for them yourself.
>
> The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except
> that they compile from the master, if there's one.

Thank you for clarification. I'll try it.

Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Yegor Yefremov wrote:
 Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
 document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
 document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
 document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
 than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
 won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not 
have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar 
button or a menu entry for them yourself.

The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except 
that they compile from the master, if there's one.

Jürgen

Re: Always compile the master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Yegor Yefremov wrote:
 Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
 document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
 document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
 document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
 than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
 won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not 
have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar 
button or a menu entry for them yourself.

The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except 
that they compile from the master, if there's one.

Jürgen

Re: Always compile the master document

[Jürgen Spitzmüller]

Yegor Yefremov wrote:
> Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
> document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
> document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
> document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
> than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like "newcommand" they
> won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

There's the lfuns master-buffer-view and master-buffer-update. They do not 
have a GUI element yet (they will in LyX 2.0), but you can add a toolbar 
button or a menu entry for them yourself.

The lfuns are equivalent to the buffer-view and buffer-update lfuns, except 
that they compile from the master, if there's one.

Jürgen

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

 if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
 the child and then invoke View-PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
 only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
 master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
 document regardless of what file is edited?



 I'll guess that you are opening the child directly, i.e., by itself. So LyX
 doesn't know that it's a child and compiles it on its own.

 Solution: Set the default master document under DocumentSettings.
 Then, when you open the document, LyX will always also open the master
 as well and identify the child as its child. Then compiling will compile the
 whole thing.

Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

Any other ideas? Or should it be added as feature request?

Regards,
Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

 if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
 the child and then invoke View-PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
 only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
 master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
 document regardless of what file is edited?



 I'll guess that you are opening the child directly, i.e., by itself. So LyX
 doesn't know that it's a child and compiles it on its own.

 Solution: Set the default master document under DocumentSettings.
 Then, when you open the document, LyX will always also open the master
 as well and identify the child as its child. Then compiling will compile the
 whole thing.

Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like newcommand they
won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

Any other ideas? Or should it be added as feature request?

Regards,
Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

>> if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
>> the child and then invoke View->PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
>> only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
>> master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
>> document regardless of what file is edited?
>>
>>
>
> I'll guess that you are opening the child directly, i.e., by itself. So LyX
> doesn't know that it's a child and compiles it on its own.
>
> Solution: Set the default master document under Document>Settings.
> Then, when you open the document, LyX will always also open the master
> as well and identify the child as its child. Then compiling will compile the
> whole thing.

Thank you for your quick reply. I've tried specifying the master
document, but it doesn't solve the problem I have. AFAIK the master
document feature only helps to properly compile child if master
document is not opened. The whole document won't be compiled. More
than that if you've defined some LaTeX macros like "newcommand" they
won't be taken, so child compilation fails. I'm using LyX 1.5.6

Any other ideas? Or should it be added as feature request?

Regards,
Yegor

Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

Hello,

if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
the child and then invoke View-PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
document regardless of what file is edited?

Regards.
Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Richard Heck]

On 07/22/2010 10:53 AM, Yegor Yefremov wrote:

Hello,

if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
the child and then invoke View-PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
document regardless of what file is edited?

   

I'll guess that you are opening the child directly, i.e., by itself. So LyX
doesn't know that it's a child and compiles it on its own.

Solution: Set the default master document under DocumentSettings.
Then, when you open the document, LyX will always also open the master
as well and identify the child as its child. Then compiling will compile the
whole thing.

Richard

Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

Hello,

if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
the child and then invoke View-PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
document regardless of what file is edited?

Regards.
Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Richard Heck]

On 07/22/2010 10:53 AM, Yegor Yefremov wrote:

Hello,

if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
the child and then invoke View-PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
document regardless of what file is edited?

   

I'll guess that you are opening the child directly, i.e., by itself. So LyX
doesn't know that it's a child and compiles it on its own.

Solution: Set the default master document under DocumentSettings.
Then, when you open the document, LyX will always also open the master
as well and identify the child as its child. Then compiling will compile the
whole thing.

Richard

Always compile the master document

[Yegor Yefremov]

Hello,

if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
the child and then invoke View->PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
document regardless of what file is edited?

Regards.
Yegor

Re: Always compile the master document

[Richard Heck]

On 07/22/2010 10:53 AM, Yegor Yefremov wrote:

Hello,

if I have master document with some child documents and I'm editing
the child and then invoke View->PDF(pdflatex) LyX tries to compile
only this child document and not the whole document beginning with
master. How can I change LyX behavior to always compile a whole
document regardless of what file is edited?

   

I'll guess that you are opening the child directly, i.e., by itself. So LyX
doesn't know that it's a child and compiles it on its own.

Solution: Set the default master document under Document>Settings.
Then, when you open the document, LyX will always also open the master
as well and identify the child as its child. Then compiling will compile the
whole thing.

Richard

Re: LyX 1.6.2: possible performance issue inside master document

[pseudo2009]

Hi all, 

thank Abdelrazak Younes for the prompt answer. 

so I'm not the only one (see users list: Lyx 1.6.2 unusably slow on the Mac)

 Child document opened alone or together with its parent?
Performance inside the child document is much better. Only the master is 
concerned. It does not matter whether the master is opened or not. It even does 
not make any difference if the master or the child is opened first.

For me it looks like heavy internal updating inside the master is done for each 
included child-doc (it does not matter whether the child is opend).

 If you are able to send me a test document (maybe privately) I'll have a 
 look. Even better: put it in a new bugzilla entry.
Mailing is a problem since it's a whole project documentation, with pictures 
... Hopefully I can reproduce it with smaller documents. But I think some othe 
guys already have the same trouble (see above). I'm not familar with bugzilla, 
but if I can reproduce it I'll give it a try.

Thank's
Zardoz
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Re: LyX 1.6.2: possible performance issue inside master document

[Richard Heck]

pseudo2...@gmx.at wrote:

Child document opened alone or together with its parent?


Performance inside the child document is much better. Only the master is 
concerned. It does not matter whether the master is opened or not. It even does 
not make any difference if the master or the child is opened first.

For me it looks like heavy internal updating inside the master is done for each 
included child-doc (it does not matter whether the child is opend).

  
If you are able to send me a test document (maybe privately) I'll have a 
look. Even better: put it in a new bugzilla entry.


Mailing is a problem since it's a whole project documentation, with pictures 
... Hopefully I can reproduce it with smaller documents. But I think some othe 
guys already have the same trouble (see above). I'm not familar with bugzilla, 
but if I can reproduce it I'll give it a try.

  
I wish I had some idea why this is happening only on certain platforms. 
Or is it only on certain platforms? I've not seen reports of this 
behavior under Linux, but maybe there are people with similar problems.


Have there been other changes to the Windows or Mac distributions from 
1.6.1 to 1.6.2, besides the changes made internally to LyX?


Richard

Re: LyX 1.6.2: possible performance issue inside master document

[pseudo2009]

Hi all, 

thank Abdelrazak Younes for the prompt answer. 

so I'm not the only one (see users list: Lyx 1.6.2 unusably slow on the Mac)

 Child document opened alone or together with its parent?
Performance inside the child document is much better. Only the master is 
concerned. It does not matter whether the master is opened or not. It even does 
not make any difference if the master or the child is opened first.

For me it looks like heavy internal updating inside the master is done for each 
included child-doc (it does not matter whether the child is opend).

 If you are able to send me a test document (maybe privately) I'll have a 
 look. Even better: put it in a new bugzilla entry.
Mailing is a problem since it's a whole project documentation, with pictures 
... Hopefully I can reproduce it with smaller documents. But I think some othe 
guys already have the same trouble (see above). I'm not familar with bugzilla, 
but if I can reproduce it I'll give it a try.

Thank's
Zardoz
-- 
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Jetzt absichern: https://homebanking.gmx.net/?mc=m...@footer.hb

Re: LyX 1.6.2: possible performance issue inside master document

[Richard Heck]

pseudo2...@gmx.at wrote:

Child document opened alone or together with its parent?


Performance inside the child document is much better. Only the master is 
concerned. It does not matter whether the master is opened or not. It even does 
not make any difference if the master or the child is opened first.

For me it looks like heavy internal updating inside the master is done for each 
included child-doc (it does not matter whether the child is opend).

  
If you are able to send me a test document (maybe privately) I'll have a 
look. Even better: put it in a new bugzilla entry.


Mailing is a problem since it's a whole project documentation, with pictures 
... Hopefully I can reproduce it with smaller documents. But I think some othe 
guys already have the same trouble (see above). I'm not familar with bugzilla, 
but if I can reproduce it I'll give it a try.

  
I wish I had some idea why this is happening only on certain platforms. 
Or is it only on certain platforms? I've not seen reports of this 
behavior under Linux, but maybe there are people with similar problems.


Have there been other changes to the Windows or Mac distributions from 
1.6.1 to 1.6.2, besides the changes made internally to LyX?


Richard

Re: LyX 1.6.2: possible performance issue inside master document

[pseudo2009]

Hi all, 

thank Abdelrazak Younes for the prompt answer. 

so I'm not the only one (see users list: Lyx 1.6.2 unusably slow on the Mac)

> Child document opened alone or together with its parent?
Performance inside the child document is much better. Only the master is 
concerned. It does not matter whether the master is opened or not. It even does 
not make any difference if the master or the child is opened first.

For me it looks like heavy internal updating inside the master is done for each 
included child-doc (it does not matter whether the child is opend).

> If you are able to send me a test document (maybe privately) I'll have a 
> look. Even better: put it in a new bugzilla entry.
Mailing is a problem since it's a whole project documentation, with pictures 
... Hopefully I can reproduce it with smaller documents. But I think some othe 
guys already have the same trouble (see above). I'm not familar with bugzilla, 
but if I can reproduce it I'll give it a try.

Thank's
Zardoz
-- 
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Re: LyX 1.6.2: possible performance issue inside master document

[Richard Heck]

pseudo2...@gmx.at wrote:

Child document opened alone or together with its parent?


Performance inside the child document is much better. Only the master is 
concerned. It does not matter whether the master is opened or not. It even does 
not make any difference if the master or the child is opened first.

For me it looks like heavy internal updating inside the master is done for each 
included child-doc (it does not matter whether the child is opend).

  
If you are able to send me a test document (maybe privately) I'll have a 
look. Even better: put it in a new bugzilla entry.


Mailing is a problem since it's a whole project documentation, with pictures 
... Hopefully I can reproduce it with smaller documents. But I think some othe 
guys already have the same trouble (see above). I'm not familar with bugzilla, 
but if I can reproduce it I'll give it a try.

  
I wish I had some idea why this is happening only on certain platforms. 
Or is it only on certain platforms? I've not seen reports of this 
behavior under Linux, but maybe there are people with similar problems.


Have there been other changes to the Windows or Mac distributions from 
1.6.1 to 1.6.2, besides the changes made internally to LyX?


Richard

RE: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[lucas carey]

-Original Message-
From: Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: 10/27/06 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

Stefano Franchi wrote:
 When I select the View Pdf option in the
 master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to
 reflect the editing changes. 

I see this as well (this is a bug).

 Is there any way top force a recompile of 
 included files?

I'm forcing it by doing some arbitrary change in the master document
(usually adding or deleting a character in a comment or note inset).

Jrgen 

RE: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[lucas carey]

-Original Message-
From: Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: 10/27/06 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

Stefano Franchi wrote:
 When I select the View Pdf option in the
 master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to
 reflect the editing changes. 

I see this as well (this is a bug).

 Is there any way top force a recompile of 
 included files?

I'm forcing it by doing some arbitrary change in the master document
(usually adding or deleting a character in a comment or note inset).

Jrgen 

RE: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[lucas carey]

-Original Message-
From: "Juergen Spitzmueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Sent: 10/27/06 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

Stefano Franchi wrote:
> When I select the View Pdf option in the
> master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to
> reflect the editing changes. 

I see this as well (this is a bug).

> Is there any way top force a recompile of 
> included files?

I'm forcing it by doing some arbitrary change in the master document
(usually adding or deleting a character in a comment or note inset).

Jrgen 

Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[Stefano Franchi]

Dear all,

	how can one force LyX to reformat the LaTeX (pdfLatex) output of a 
master document which contains only a few include statements? I am used 
to working with a top documents that simply lists, as includes, the 
various filenames of the single sections or chapters. All the editing 
os done in the included files. When I select the View Pdf option in the 
master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to 
reflect the editing changes. Is there any way top force a recompile of 
included files?


Thanks for the help,

Stefano



__
Stefano Franchi
Department of Philosophy  Ph:  (64)  9 373-7599 x83940
University Of Auckland  Fax: (64) 9 373-8768
Private Bag 92019   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Auckland
New Zealand 

Re: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[Juergen Spitzmueller]

Stefano Franchi wrote:
 When I select the View Pdf option in the
 master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to
 reflect the editing changes. 

I see this as well (this is a bug).

 Is there any way top force a recompile of 
 included files?

I'm forcing it by doing some arbitrary change in the master document
(usually adding or deleting a character in a comment or note inset).

Jürgen 

Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[Stefano Franchi]

Dear all,

	how can one force LyX to reformat the LaTeX (pdfLatex) output of a 
master document which contains only a few include statements? I am used 
to working with a top documents that simply lists, as includes, the 
various filenames of the single sections or chapters. All the editing 
os done in the included files. When I select the View Pdf option in the 
master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to 
reflect the editing changes. Is there any way top force a recompile of 
included files?


Thanks for the help,

Stefano



__
Stefano Franchi
Department of Philosophy  Ph:  (64)  9 373-7599 x83940
University Of Auckland  Fax: (64) 9 373-8768
Private Bag 92019   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Auckland
New Zealand 

Re: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[Juergen Spitzmueller]

Stefano Franchi wrote:
 When I select the View Pdf option in the
 master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to
 reflect the editing changes. 

I see this as well (this is a bug).

 Is there any way top force a recompile of 
 included files?

I'm forcing it by doing some arbitrary change in the master document
(usually adding or deleting a character in a comment or note inset).

Jürgen 

Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[Stefano Franchi]

Dear all,

	how can one force LyX to reformat the LaTeX (pdfLatex) output of a 
master document which contains only a few include statements? I am used 
to working with a top documents that simply lists, as includes, the 
various filenames of the single sections or chapters. All the editing 
os done in the included files. When I select the View Pdf option in the 
master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to 
reflect the editing changes. Is there any way top force a recompile of 
included files?


Thanks for the help,

Stefano



__
Stefano Franchi
Department of Philosophy  Ph:  (64)  9 373-7599 x83940
University Of Auckland  Fax: (64) 9 373-8768
Private Bag 92019   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Auckland
New Zealand 

Re: Forcing LyX master document to reformat output?

[Juergen Spitzmueller]

Stefano Franchi wrote:
> When I select the View Pdf option in the
> master document, however, LyX not always updates the pdf output to
> reflect the editing changes. 

I see this as well (this is a bug).

> Is there any way top force a recompile of 
> included files?

I'm forcing it by doing some arbitrary change in the master document
(usually adding or deleting a character in a comment or note inset).

Jürgen 

Re: Bibunits with a master document

[Juergen Spitzmueller]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 - should the \usepackage{bibunits} command be inserted in the master
 document preamble or in the included files preamble?

In the master document. If you intend to compile your child documents 
separately, put it also there.

 - should the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command be inserted as ERT at
 the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

At the beginning.

 - if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page)
 should be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
 \makeatletter
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
   \makeatother

yes.

Jürgen

Re: Bibunits with a master document

[jorgen johansson]

Hello,

The wiki bibunits example page has a problem with the links , after some 
fiddling  I managed to download the files from

http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/Bibunits/bibunits_KomaArticle.lyx
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/Bibunits/refs.bib

I don't seem to be able to get the example at 
http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/Examples/Bibunits to work either. The 
reference under subsection Papers in the first section does not appear 
 when compiling the document within lyx 1.3.6-1 for windows.


export to latex and compiling as instructed in bibunits documentation 
works fine. Would be great if it worked from within lyx. The compilation 
of all the .aux files is tedious.


Thanks for a great program

jorgen


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi

I have a master lyx document containing a number of chapters (lyx files),
inserted using include mode. Every chapter contains its own Bibtex Generated
References.

I would like to produce one references section for each chapter using the
bibunits package. I am using Windows XP and Lyx 1.3.5

I have read the Wiki pages, searched the Lyx User mailing list and the bibunits
package documentation and I still have some questions:

- should the \usepackage{bibunits} command be inserted in the master document
preamble or in the included files preamble?

- should the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command be inserted as ERT at
the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should
be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
\makeatletter
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
  \makeatother

Any help will be greatly appreciated
thanks a lot
Hassoun

Re: Bibunits with a master document

[Juergen Spitzmueller]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 - should the \usepackage{bibunits} command be inserted in the master
 document preamble or in the included files preamble?

In the master document. If you intend to compile your child documents 
separately, put it also there.

 - should the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command be inserted as ERT at
 the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

At the beginning.

 - if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page)
 should be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
 \makeatletter
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
   \makeatother

yes.

Jürgen

Re: Bibunits with a master document

[jorgen johansson]

Hello,

The wiki bibunits example page has a problem with the links , after some 
fiddling  I managed to download the files from

http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/Bibunits/bibunits_KomaArticle.lyx
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/Bibunits/refs.bib

I don't seem to be able to get the example at 
http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/Examples/Bibunits to work either. The 
reference under subsection Papers in the first section does not appear 
 when compiling the document within lyx 1.3.6-1 for windows.


export to latex and compiling as instructed in bibunits documentation 
works fine. Would be great if it worked from within lyx. The compilation 
of all the .aux files is tedious.


Thanks for a great program

jorgen


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi

I have a master lyx document containing a number of chapters (lyx files),
inserted using include mode. Every chapter contains its own Bibtex Generated
References.

I would like to produce one references section for each chapter using the
bibunits package. I am using Windows XP and Lyx 1.3.5

I have read the Wiki pages, searched the Lyx User mailing list and the bibunits
package documentation and I still have some questions:

- should the \usepackage{bibunits} command be inserted in the master document
preamble or in the included files preamble?

- should the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command be inserted as ERT at
the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should
be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
\makeatletter
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
  \makeatother

Any help will be greatly appreciated
thanks a lot
Hassoun

Re: Bibunits with a master document

[Juergen Spitzmueller]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> - should the "\usepackage{bibunits}" command be inserted in the master
> document preamble or in the included files preamble?

In the master document. If you intend to compile your child documents 
separately, put it also there.

> - should the "\bibliographyunit[\chapter]" command be inserted as ERT at
> the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

At the beginning.

> - if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page)
> should be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
> \makeatletter
>   [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
>   \makeatother

yes.

Jürgen

Re: Bibunits with a master document

[jorgen johansson]

Hello,

The wiki bibunits example page has a problem with the links , after some 
fiddling  I managed to download the files from

http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/Bibunits/bibunits_KomaArticle.lyx
http://wiki.lyx.org/uploads/Examples/Bibunits/refs.bib

I don't seem to be able to get the example at 
http://wiki.lyx.org/pmwiki.php/Examples/Bibunits to work either. The 
reference under subsection "Papers" in the first section does not appear 
 when compiling the document within lyx 1.3.6-1 for windows.


export to latex and compiling as instructed in bibunits documentation 
works fine. Would be great if it worked from within lyx. The compilation 
of all the .aux files is tedious.


Thanks for a great program

jorgen


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi

I have a master lyx document containing a number of chapters (lyx files),
inserted using "include" mode. Every chapter contains its own "Bibtex Generated
References".

I would like to produce one references section for each chapter using the
bibunits package. I am using Windows XP and Lyx 1.3.5

I have read the Wiki pages, searched the Lyx User mailing list and the bibunits
package documentation and I still have some questions:

- should the "\usepackage{bibunits}" command be inserted in the master document
preamble or in the included files preamble?

- should the "\bibliographyunit[\chapter]" command be inserted as ERT at
the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should
be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
\makeatletter
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
  \makeatother

Any help will be greatly appreciated
thanks a lot
Hassoun

Bibunits with a master document

[hkaram]

Hi

I have a master lyx document containing a number of chapters (lyx files),
inserted using include mode. Every chapter contains its own Bibtex Generated
References.

I would like to produce one references section for each chapter using the
bibunits package. I am using Windows XP and Lyx 1.3.5

I have read the Wiki pages, searched the Lyx User mailing list and the bibunits
package documentation and I still have some questions:

- should the \usepackage{bibunits} command be inserted in the master document
preamble or in the included files preamble?

- should the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command be inserted as ERT at
the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should
be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
\makeatletter
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
  \makeatother

Any help will be greatly appreciated
thanks a lot
Hassoun

Bibunits with a master document

[hkaram]

Hi

I have a master lyx document containing a number of chapters (lyx files),
inserted using include mode. Every chapter contains its own Bibtex Generated
References.

I would like to produce one references section for each chapter using the
bibunits package. I am using Windows XP and Lyx 1.3.5

I have read the Wiki pages, searched the Lyx User mailing list and the bibunits
package documentation and I still have some questions:

- should the \usepackage{bibunits} command be inserted in the master document
preamble or in the included files preamble?

- should the \bibliographyunit[\chapter] command be inserted as ERT at
the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should
be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
\makeatletter
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
  \makeatother

Any help will be greatly appreciated
thanks a lot
Hassoun

Bibunits with a master document

[hkaram]

Hi

I have a master lyx document containing a number of chapters (lyx files),
inserted using "include" mode. Every chapter contains its own "Bibtex Generated
References".

I would like to produce one references section for each chapter using the
bibunits package. I am using Windows XP and Lyx 1.3.5

I have read the Wiki pages, searched the Lyx User mailing list and the bibunits
package documentation and I still have some questions:

- should the "\usepackage{bibunits}" command be inserted in the master document
preamble or in the included files preamble?

- should the "\bibliographyunit[\chapter]" command be inserted as ERT at
the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?

- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should
be inserted in the preamble of the master document:
\makeatletter
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt}
  \makeatother

Any help will be greatly appreciated
thanks a lot
Hassoun