On 22/07/2013 4:10 AM, Guenter Milde wrote:
On 2013-07-22, Josh Hieronymus wrote:
Second, is there a tutorial
serves as a gentle introduction to Python scripting for LyX? I've not
worked with Python and C++ in the same project before, so I'm not really
sure how to get th
On 2013-07-22, Josh Hieronymus wrote:
...
> Second, is there a tutorial
> serves as a gentle introduction to Python scripting for LyX? I've not
> worked with Python and C++ in the same project before, so I'm not really
> sure how to get them to work together, especially wh
Pavel Sanda wrote:
> we already have working library for zipping files as a part of LyX and commit
> history might even contain much more generic solution written some time back
> by
> Bo Peng as a part of bundled lyx format feature (and reverted later;).
You can check commits around
a095d0d785ca
Josh Hieronymus wrote:
> I was thinking of using the existing C++ routines to generate the XHTML,
> and then using Python to generate the additional necessary files, which are
> mostly XML files with metadata and manifest info, as well as to pack the
> files.
My point was just that you shouldn't u
On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 10:19 PM, Pavel Sanda wrote:
> Josh Hieronymus wrote:
> > Since an ePub file is pretty much a zipped file with XHTML and a few
> simple
> > files, I was thinking that it might be easiest to use Python to create
> > them.
>
> If it comes to packing you might be interested t
Josh Hieronymus wrote:
> Since an ePub file is pretty much a zipped file with XHTML and a few simple
> files, I was thinking that it might be easiest to use Python to create
> them.
If it comes to packing you might be interested to see our lyxpak.py script.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'create';
y help me have an easier time knowing how
>
> make doxydoc, if you have graphviz, you will get nice pictures as well.
>
> > the different parts of code are all related. Second, is there a tutorial
> > serves as a gentle introduction to Python scripting for LyX? I've no
you will get nice pictures as well.
> the different parts of code are all related. Second, is there a tutorial
> serves as a gentle introduction to Python scripting for LyX? I've not
No. What do you need python for btw?
Pavel
tutorial
serves as a gentle introduction to Python scripting for LyX? I've not
worked with Python and C++ in the same project before, so I'm not really
sure how to get them to work together, especially when you consider issues
like type checking, namespaces, header files, and so on.
Thanks,
Josh
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 11:40 PM, wrote:
> Any other useful link?
>
http://www.lyx.org/Development
Regards
Liviu
> it means untrivial ditching into the dispatch mechanism, so this is for sure
not
> 2.0 business.
OK, then I'll just start thinking about it. Maybe a first release of the
scripting support could not have such events, but just keypresses as
notification in LyX server.
I don't know how these things
r such kind of rules. we just suggest that people hang around
for a while with small things to get idea about the code, otherwise big
parts of their code would need rewrite...
> So, my idea was to add python scripting in-process. The script should be able
> to
> register to an event, ca
be helpful!
So, my idea was to add python scripting in-process. The script should be able to
register to an event, call LFUN and receive responses, nothing more. Maybe we'll
need to add some LFUN to get the selected text, or the whole document source,
because I couldn't find such function
d the gates by beta1, so
little bit late...
> I think implementing Python scripting [1] wouldn't be that difficult, as all
> the functionalities (event notification, commands, response and errors) are
> already implemented in the LyX server [2].
hard to say unless one sees the cod
On 2010-11-26, wrote:
> Hello, LyX 2.0 is getting awesome, but I think there's just a last
> must-have feature missing: support for scripting.
I wrote a Python package that provides an interface via the LyXserver
pipes. It's available for download via the LyX wiki
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tools/PyCli
On 11/26/2010 02:22 PM, veno...@arcadiaclub.com wrote:
Hello, LyX 2.0 is getting awesome, but I think there's just a last must-have
feature missing: support for scripting. I think implementing Python scripting
[1] wouldn't be that difficult, as all the functionalities (event no
Hello, LyX 2.0 is getting awesome, but I think there's just a last must-have
feature missing: support for scripting. I think implementing Python scripting
[1] wouldn't be that difficult, as all the functionalities (event notification,
commands, response and errors) are already impl
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