Re: Sweave errors: more explicit?

You might try starting LyX from a console/x-terminal-emulator. Under Unix/X11, you can see error messages in ~/.xsession-errors (for programs not started from an x-term... When I launch LyX from a terminal (mac os x), all LaTeX and R traces are visible within that same terminal! Thanks

Abort document rendering

Hi, is there a way to cancel a pdflatex from LyX? I am currently working with some documents which take a lot of time to render, and sometimes I want to cancel before one it's finished. Currently I just kill LyX and relaunch. Cheers M. Speiser

Re: Sweave errors: more explicit?

You might try starting LyX from a console/x-terminal-emulator. Under Unix/X11, you can see error messages in ~/.xsession-errors (for programs not started from an x-term... When I launch LyX from a terminal (mac os x), all LaTeX and R traces are visible within that same terminal! Thanks

Abort document rendering

Hi, is there a way to cancel a pdflatex from LyX? I am currently working with some documents which take a lot of time to render, and sometimes I want to cancel before one it's finished. Currently I just kill LyX and relaunch. Cheers M. Speiser

Re: Sweave errors: more explicit?

> > You might try starting LyX from a console/x-terminal-emulator. > > Under Unix/X11, you can see error messages in ~/.xsession-errors (for > programs not started from an x-term... When I launch LyX from a terminal (mac os x), all LaTeX and R traces are visible within that same terminal!

Abort document rendering

Hi, is there a way to cancel a pdflatex from LyX? I am currently working with some documents which take a lot of time to render, and sometimes I want to cancel before one it's finished. Currently I just kill LyX and relaunch. Cheers M. Speiser

Sweave errors: more explicit?

Hi, I am currently using LyX+Sweave a whole lot, huge fan of the concept! One of the few weaknesses of this solution though is that the error message (when there is something wrong with the R code) isn't much help: An error occurred whilst running R CMD Sweave 'myfile.Rnw' Is there a trick to

Sweave errors: more explicit?

Hi, I am currently using LyX+Sweave a whole lot, huge fan of the concept! One of the few weaknesses of this solution though is that the error message (when there is something wrong with the R code) isn't much help: An error occurred whilst running R CMD Sweave 'myfile.Rnw' Is there a trick to

Sweave errors: more explicit?

Hi, I am currently using LyX+Sweave a whole lot, huge fan of the concept! One of the few weaknesses of this solution though is that the error message (when there is something wrong with the R code) isn't much help: "An error occurred whilst running R CMD Sweave 'myfile.Rnw'" Is there a trick to

Re: Access LyX version number from within a document

Steve Litt sl...@... writes: A simple Perl script could scan the doc, delete any lines starting with \mylyxversion=, and then just before the \begin{document} insert \mylyxversion = `lyx --version | head -n1`. Once you have the version in \mylyxversion, that variable can be used in

Re: Access LyX version number from within a document

rgheck rgh...@... writes: I've just added this facility to LyX 2.0, via InsetInfo. To enter it, use the mini buffer and enter: info-insert lyx version Sweet! Thanks a lot, M. Speiser

Re: Access LyX version number from within a document

Steve Litt sl...@... writes: A simple Perl script could scan the doc, delete any lines starting with \mylyxversion=, and then just before the \begin{document} insert \mylyxversion = `lyx --version | head -n1`. Once you have the version in \mylyxversion, that variable can be used in

Re: Access LyX version number from within a document

rgheck rgh...@... writes: I've just added this facility to LyX 2.0, via InsetInfo. To enter it, use the mini buffer and enter: info-insert lyx version Sweet! Thanks a lot, M. Speiser

Re: Access LyX version number from within a document

Steve Litt writes: > > A simple Perl script could scan the doc, delete any lines starting with > \mylyxversion=, and then just before the \begin{document} insert > "\mylyxversion = `lyx --version | head -n1`". Once you have the version in > \mylyxversion, that variable can be used

Re: Access LyX version number from within a document

rgheck <rgh...@...> writes: > > I've just added this facility to LyX 2.0, via InsetInfo. To enter it, > use the mini buffer and enter: > info-insert lyx version > Sweet! Thanks a lot, M. Speiser