Re: Include files in .bind files?

Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, Is there a way to put something like a #include inside a bind file? Thanks SteveT \bind_file name-of-other-file In the event of collisions, I think that last loaded wins, but I won't swear to that (might be first loaded). /Paul

Re: Include files in .bind files?

Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, Is there a way to put something like a #include inside a bind file? Thanks SteveT \bind_file name-of-other-file In the event of collisions, I think that last loaded wins, but I won't swear to that (might be first loaded). /Paul

Re: Include files in .bind files?

Steve Litt wrote: Hi all, Is there a way to put something like a #include inside a bind file? Thanks SteveT \bind_file name-of-other-file In the event of collisions, I think that last loaded wins, but I won't swear to that (might be first loaded). /Paul

Re: include files and the converter process

I wrote: I followed the instructions for including another Lyx file in my document and this worked fine except for one thing: I am using a wrapper script between the LaTeX and the dvi output to add index tags and this is not working on the included file. It seems to me that Lyx should do

Re: include files and the converter process

I wrote: I followed the instructions for including another Lyx file in my document and this worked fine except for one thing: I am using a wrapper script between the LaTeX and the dvi output to add index tags and this is not working on the included file. It seems to me that Lyx should do

Re: include files and the converter process

I wrote: > I followed the instructions for including another Lyx file in my > document and this worked fine except for one thing: I am using a > wrapper script between the LaTeX and the dvi output to add index tags > and this is not working on the included file. > > It seems to me that Lyx should

Re: Include files

The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd. Is the trailing part of the path (public.gmane.org) really part of the path to the target file? It's also odd that the path would start in the temporary buffer directory -- if you use Insert - Include File, even

Re: Include files

Sorry i should qualify this is only a problem if i wish to look at a formatted output (dvi pdf or ps). If i export the latex it works fine. Geoff On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd. Is the trailing part of the

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error message is -- Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex Invalid arguement -- This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not

Re: Include files

Michael == Michael Wojcik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Michael Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error message is -- Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex Invalid arguement

Re: Include files

This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to /lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex? The solution! If i just remove

Re: Include files

Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to /lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex? The

Re: Include files

The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd. Is the trailing part of the path (public.gmane.org) really part of the path to the target file? It's also odd that the path would start in the temporary buffer directory -- if you use Insert - Include File, even

Re: Include files

Sorry i should qualify this is only a problem if i wish to look at a formatted output (dvi pdf or ps). If i export the latex it works fine. Geoff On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd. Is the trailing part of the

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error message is -- Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex Invalid arguement -- This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not

Re: Include files

Michael == Michael Wojcik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Michael Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error message is -- Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex Invalid arguement

Re: Include files

This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to /lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex? The solution! If i just remove

Re: Include files

Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification (c:/) is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to /lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex? The

Re: Include files

The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd. Is the trailing part of the path (public.gmane.org) really part of the path to the target file? It's also odd that the path would start in the temporary buffer directory -- if you use Insert -> Include File, even

Re: Include files

Sorry i should qualify this is only a problem if i wish to look at a formatted output (dvi pdf or ps). If i export the latex it works fine. Geoff On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The fact that the drive letter (and colon) appear twice is also quite odd. Is the trailing part of the

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error message is -- Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex Invalid arguement -- This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not

Re: Include files

> "Michael" == Michael Wojcik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Michael> Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: >> The path to the target is c:\lyxfiles\thesis\ch3.lyx The full error >> message is -- Error: Cannot open file: >> C:/lyx/tmp/lyx_tmpdir3780a04072/lyx_tmpbuf0/c:/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex >>

Re: Include files

This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification ("c:/") is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to "/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex"? The solution! If i just

Re: Include files

> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a >> path which starts with a drive letter specification ("c:/") is an >> absolute path and not a relative one. >> >> Could you try without the drive letter, that is

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: This looks to me like a simple case of LyX not recognizing that a path which starts with a drive letter specification ("c:/") is an absolute path and not a relative one. Could you try without the drive letter, that is setting the target to "/lyxfiles/thesis/ch3.tex"? The

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Strange. Maybe it converts \ to @?

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Geoff The fact that the drive letter (and

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Strange. Maybe it converts \ to @?

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Geoff The fact that the drive letter (and

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: > I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same > directory > > Error: Cannot open file: > > C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex > Invalid arguement > > Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Strange. Maybe it converts

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Geoff The fact that the drive letter (and

Re: Include files

Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Geoffrey Hi I am using the Include file tool and wondered whether it Geoffrey was possible to include files that are not in the same Geoffrey directory as the Main file. At present i can only get it to Geoffrey work if all the files are in the

Re: Include files

Hello, It is supposed to work with LyX =1.3.5. I am using 1.3.5 on windows and it doesnt seem to work. JMarc

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hi I am using the Include file tool and wondered whether it was possible to include files that are not in the same directory as the Main file. At present i can only get it to work if all the files are in the same directory. This should be possible, using either

Re: Include files

I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Geoff On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Rob S wrote: Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hello,

Re: Include files

Geoffrey == Geoffrey Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Geoffrey Hi I am using the Include file tool and wondered whether it Geoffrey was possible to include files that are not in the same Geoffrey directory as the Main file. At present i can only get it to Geoffrey work if all the files are in the

Re: Include files

Hello, It is supposed to work with LyX =1.3.5. I am using 1.3.5 on windows and it doesnt seem to work. JMarc

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hi I am using the Include file tool and wondered whether it was possible to include files that are not in the same directory as the Main file. At present i can only get it to work if all the files are in the same directory. This should be possible, using either

Re: Include files

I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Geoff On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Rob S wrote: Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hello,

Re: Include files

> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Geoffrey> Hi I am using the Include file tool and wondered whether it Geoffrey> was possible to include files that are not in the same Geoffrey> directory as the Main file. At present i can only get it to Geoffrey> work if all the

Re: Include files

Hello, It is supposed to work with LyX >=1.3.5. I am using 1.3.5 on windows and it doesnt seem to work. JMarc

Re: Include files

Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: > Hi > > I am using the Include file tool and wondered whether it was possible to > include files that are not in the same directory as the Main file. At > present i can only get it to work if all the files are in the same > directory. This should be possible, using

Re: Include files

I get the following message when i do anything but include form the same directory Error: Cannot open file: C:/lyx/tmp//c:@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@ch3.tex Invalid arguement Somewhere it must be converting / to @ or some such Geoff On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Rob S wrote: Geoffrey Lloyd wrote: Hello,

Re: include files

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? I should have done it from the very begin, but I didnt. After having included many figures it became difficult to handle the fine tuning of figure sizes, figure positions, etc since it takes quite

Re: include files

to reload the dvi preview What is the best way to do it in the present stage? I do it in my way: take the original document and do a "file-save", for example as chapter sorry, i meant "file-save as" ... Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/

Re: include files

Am Donnerstag, 29. Mrz 2001 01:53 schrieben Sie: How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? Example as it is now: Title, Table of contents, list of figures, list of tables and Introduction chapter 1 chapter 2 chapter 19 I want it in file 1 `Introduction with

Re: include files

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? I should have done it from the very begin, but I didnt. After having included many figures it became difficult to handle the fine tuning of figure sizes, figure positions, etc since it takes quite

Re: include files

to reload the dvi preview What is the best way to do it in the present stage? I do it in my way: take the original document and do a "file-save", for example as chapter sorry, i meant "file-save as" ... Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/

Re: include files

Am Donnerstag, 29. Mrz 2001 01:53 schrieben Sie: How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? Example as it is now: Title, Table of contents, list of figures, list of tables and Introduction chapter 1 chapter 2 chapter 19 I want it in file 1 `Introduction with

Re: include files

Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: > > How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? > > I should have done it from the very begin, but I didn´t. > After having included many figures it became difficult to handle the fine > tuning of figure sizes, figure positions, etc since it takes

Re: include files

> > to reload the dvi preview > > > > What is the best way to do it in the present stage? > > I do it in my way: > > take the original document and do a "file->save", for example as chapter sorry, i meant "file->save as" ... Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/

Re: include files

Am Donnerstag, 29. März 2001 01:53 schrieben Sie: > How do I separate a book manuscript into different include files? > Example as it is now: > > Title, Table of contents, list of figures, list of tables and > Introduction chapter 1 > chapter 2 > chapter 19 > I want it in file 1 `Introduction´

Re: include files

"Wolfgang" == Wolfgang Riedel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wolfgang Hi, I´ve a nice lyx file which includes some other lyx files Wolfgang (via \inlude). If I´d modified something in this subfiles Wolfgang and want to look at the resulting dvi (new dvi window or Wolfgang refreshed old one) then I

Re: include files

"Wolfgang" == Wolfgang Riedel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Wolfgang Hi, I´ve a nice lyx file which includes some other lyx files Wolfgang (via \inlude). If I´d modified something in this subfiles Wolfgang and want to look at the resulting dvi (new dvi window or Wolfgang refreshed old one) then I

Re: include files

> "Wolfgang" == Wolfgang Riedel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Wolfgang> Hi, I´ve a nice lyx file which includes some other lyx files Wolfgang> (via \inlude). If I´d modified something in this subfiles Wolfgang> and want to look at the resulting dvi (new dvi window or Wolfgang> refreshed old