SV: lyx latex-import problem
Hi
Please file a bug report if the file is not secret (or if you can easily
create a non-secret one).
For the time it is secret :), but in a couple of weeks it would not be so I'll
have a look at it then.
Yes. You have two options:
1) Add the line
\sindex[]{translate} %splitidx.sty
to the file lib/syntax.default in your LyX installation, and import the file
Zagain. This should produce correct ERT.
I will try this when the next iteration of abstracts are ready.
2) Get the current BRANCH_2_0_X from svn or wait for 2.0.4. This will create
real index insets for \sindex.
or this if the first does not work :)
Ingar
SV: lyx latex-import problem
Hi
Please file a bug report if the file is not secret (or if you can easily
create a non-secret one).
For the time it is secret :), but in a couple of weeks it would not be so I'll
have a look at it then.
Yes. You have two options:
1) Add the line
\sindex[]{translate} %splitidx.sty
to the file lib/syntax.default in your LyX installation, and import the file
Zagain. This should produce correct ERT.
I will try this when the next iteration of abstracts are ready.
2) Get the current BRANCH_2_0_X from svn or wait for 2.0.4. This will create
real index insets for \sindex.
or this if the first does not work :)
Ingar
SV: lyx latex-import problem
Hi
>Please file a bug report if the file is not secret (or if you can easily
>create a non-secret one).
For the time it is secret :), but in a couple of weeks it would not be so I'll
have a look at it then.
>Yes. You have two options:
>
>1) Add the line
>
>\sindex[]{translate} %splitidx.sty
>to the file lib/syntax.default in your LyX installation, and import the file
Zagain. This should produce correct ERT.
I will try this when the next iteration of abstracts are ready.
>
>2) Get the current BRANCH_2_0_X from svn or wait for 2.0.4. This will create
>real index insets for \sindex.
or this if the first does not work :)
Ingar
Re: lyx latex-import problem
Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
Hi
I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that
produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file
and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have
problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not
recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT.
I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses
all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working
on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G
of ram, so something seems to be amiss)
Please file a bug report if the file is not secret (or if you can easily
create a non-secret one).
Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it
manually, but automated is better :)
Yes. You have two options:
1) Add the line
\sindex[]{translate} %splitidx.sty
to the file lib/syntax.default in your LyX installation, and import the file
again. This should produce correct ERT.
2) Get the current BRANCH_2_0_X from svn or wait for 2.0.4. This will create
real index insets for \sindex.
Georg
Re: lyx latex-import problem
Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
Hi
I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that
produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file
and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have
problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not
recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT.
I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses
all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working
on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G
of ram, so something seems to be amiss)
Please file a bug report if the file is not secret (or if you can easily
create a non-secret one).
Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it
manually, but automated is better :)
Yes. You have two options:
1) Add the line
\sindex[]{translate} %splitidx.sty
to the file lib/syntax.default in your LyX installation, and import the file
again. This should produce correct ERT.
2) Get the current BRANCH_2_0_X from svn or wait for 2.0.4. This will create
real index insets for \sindex.
Georg
Re: lyx latex-import problem
Ingar Pareliussen wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that
> produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file
> and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have
> problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not
> recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT.
>
> I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses
> all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working
> on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G
> of ram, so something seems to be amiss)
Please file a bug report if the file is not secret (or if you can easily
create a non-secret one).
> Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it
> manually, but automated is better :)
Yes. You have two options:
1) Add the line
\sindex[]{translate} %splitidx.sty
to the file lib/syntax.default in your LyX installation, and import the file
again. This should produce correct ERT.
2) Get the current BRANCH_2_0_X from svn or wait for 2.0.4. This will create
real index insets for \sindex.
Georg
Re: lyx latex-import problem
On 2012-02-19, Ingar Pareliussen wrote: Hi I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT. I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G of ram, so something seems to be amiss) Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it manually, but automated is better :) Edit the lyx source in a text editor? If the important part is inside ERT, this should be quite simple. Günter
Re: lyx latex-import problem
On 2012-02-19, Ingar Pareliussen wrote: Hi I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT. I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G of ram, so something seems to be amiss) Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it manually, but automated is better :) Edit the lyx source in a text editor? If the important part is inside ERT, this should be quite simple. Günter
Re: lyx latex-import problem
On 2012-02-19, Ingar Pareliussen wrote: > Hi > I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that produces > simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file and > imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have problem > with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not > recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT. > I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it > uses all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been > working on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the > box has 4G of ram, so something seems to be amiss) > Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it > manually, but automated is better :) Edit the lyx source in a text editor? If the important part is inside ERT, this should be quite simple. Günter
lyx latex-import problem
Hi I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT. I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G of ram, so something seems to be amiss) Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it manually, but automated is better :) Linux and LyX 2.0.2 Ingar
lyx latex-import problem
Hi I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT. I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G of ram, so something seems to be amiss) Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it manually, but automated is better :) Linux and LyX 2.0.2 Ingar
lyx latex-import problem
Hi I have a couple of hundred abstracts from a web form that produces simple LaTeX files. I have cat'ed them into one big LaTeX file and imported it to LyX. This works for the most part, but I have problem with \sindex that needs a option i [index_name] which is not recognized by LyX and therefor not put into ERT. I tried to get search replace it, but when LyX search within ERT it uses all memory and even if it seems to do the right thing it has been working on the file for a couple of hours... (file is only 300k and the box has 4G of ram, so something seems to be amiss) Is there some advice on how to do this more efficient? I could do it manually, but automated is better :) Linux and LyX 2.0.2 Ingar
