Paul Johnson pauljohn32 at gmail.com writes:
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path, can I suggest a simpler solution? Did you try just
writing in a path, as:
\pgfplotstabletypeset{/home/florian/Documents/lyx/example1.dat}
Hi,
as Mukhtar
Helge Hafting helge.hafting at hist.no writes:
On 27. sep. 2011 09:36, florian.wilhelm at gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
Paul Johnson pauljohn32 at gmail.com writes:
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path, can I suggest a simpler solution? Did you try just
writing in a path, as:
\pgfplotstabletypeset{/home/florian/Documents/lyx/example1.dat}
Hi,
as Mukhtar
Helge Hafting helge.hafting at hist.no writes:
On 27. sep. 2011 09:36, florian.wilhelm at gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
Paul Johnson gmail.com> writes:
>
> It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
> write out a path, can I suggest a simpler solution? Did you try just
> writing in a path, as:
>
> \pgfplotstabletypeset{/home/florian/Documents/lyx/example1.dat}
>
Hi,
as Mukhtar
Helge Hafting hist.no> writes:
>
> On 27. sep. 2011 09:36, florian.wilhelm gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
> > \pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
> > The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
> >
On 27. sep. 2011 09:36, florian.wilh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
files and runs latex to generate the document there. Since
On 27. sep. 2011 09:36, florian.wilh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
files and runs latex to generate the document there. Since
On 27. sep. 2011 09:36, florian.wilh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
files and runs latex to generate the document there. Since
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
files and runs latex to generate the document there. Since it does not
copy example1.dat I get a corresponding error
Mukhtar Ullah mukhtar.ullah at informatik.uni-rostock.de writes:
Follow this thread.Although about Inkscape but it addresses the same issue.
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/71928
Mukhtar
Thanks. I found a more suitable solution for me.
- Open Command Buffer (Alt+X)
ERT[\pgfplotstableread{]
MACRO[/home/florian/Documents/lyx/]
ERT[benchmarks/benchmarks.dat} \datatable]
where ERT[...] is TeX code inserted with CTRL+L
and MACRO[...] the aforementioned info-insert macro.
Interesting solution. I would also encourage you to try the solution using
TEXINPUT
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path, can I suggest a simpler solution? Did you try just
writing in a path, as:
\pgfplotstabletypeset{/home/florian/Documents/lyx/example1.dat}
This is how I insert data in Sweave documents. I have no reason to
Paul Johnson pauljohn32 at gmail.com writes:
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path,
Paul,
That is the problem--writing everytime an absolute path is not convenient and
kills portability of your document to another system.
Mukhtar
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
files and runs latex to generate the document there. Since it does not
copy example1.dat I get a corresponding error
Mukhtar Ullah mukhtar.ullah at informatik.uni-rostock.de writes:
Follow this thread.Although about Inkscape but it addresses the same issue.
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/71928
Mukhtar
Thanks. I found a more suitable solution for me.
- Open Command Buffer (Alt+X)
ERT[\pgfplotstableread{]
MACRO[/home/florian/Documents/lyx/]
ERT[benchmarks/benchmarks.dat} \datatable]
where ERT[...] is TeX code inserted with CTRL+L
and MACRO[...] the aforementioned info-insert macro.
Interesting solution. I would also encourage you to try the solution using
TEXINPUT
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path, can I suggest a simpler solution? Did you try just
writing in a path, as:
\pgfplotstabletypeset{/home/florian/Documents/lyx/example1.dat}
This is how I insert data in Sweave documents. I have no reason to
Paul Johnson pauljohn32 at gmail.com writes:
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path,
Paul,
That is the problem--writing everytime an absolute path is not convenient and
kills portability of your document to another system.
Mukhtar
Hi,
pgfplotstable uses external data files to generate formatted lists like
\pgfplotstabletypeset{example1.dat}
The problem is that LyX creates a temp directory, copies over all
files and runs latex to generate the document there. Since it does not
copy example1.dat I get a corresponding error
Mukhtar Ullah informatik.uni-rostock.de> writes:
>
> Follow this thread.Although about Inkscape but it addresses the same issue.
> http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/71928
>
> Mukhtar
>
>
Thanks. I found a more suitable solution for me.
- Open Command Buffer (Alt+X)
- Type:
> ERT[\pgfplotstableread{]
> MACRO[/home/florian/Documents/lyx/]
> ERT[benchmarks/benchmarks.dat} \datatable]
>
> where ERT[...] is TeX code inserted with CTRL+L
> and MACRO[...] the aforementioned info-insert macro.
>
Interesting solution. I would also encourage you to try the solution using
It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
write out a path, can I suggest a simpler solution? Did you try just
writing in a path, as:
\pgfplotstabletypeset{/home/florian/Documents/lyx/example1.dat}
This is how I insert data in Sweave documents. I have no reason to
Paul Johnson gmail.com> writes:
>
> It seems to me you are working very hard there. If you are willing to
> write out a path,
Paul,
That is the problem--writing everytime an absolute path is not convenient and
kills portability of your document to another system.
Mukhtar
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