Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
> > How about a button that takes you to the Error message in the LaTeX log?
> > Also, I am missing a search feature in the LaTeX log window.
Ahh, big discovery for me - you can indeed browse through the errors. My
apologies, I just did not recognize it, because the o
Guenter Milde wrote:
> > LyX does this as well. What do you miss?
>
> In many cases LyX is not able to find the true location of the
> offending code (e.g. if inside a float or a macro definition in the
> preamble).
Please provide examples for the float thing and other instances where the
place
On 2009-06-05, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
>> TeXnicCenter let's you browse through the errors and puts you to the right
>> place, which is very very helpfull.
> LyX does this as well. What do you miss?
In many cases LyX is not able to find the true location of the
offending code (e.g. if inside a
> TeXnicCenter let's you browse through the errors and puts you to the right
> place, which is very very helpfull.
LyX does this as well. What do you miss? More longer excerpts from the error
messages?
Jürgen
Dear Gurus,
sometimes even in Lyx you do something wrong and you get an error message. Most
of the time they are not very usefull - they simply indicate that something went
wrong with a short excerpt of what caused the trouble - the excerpt however is
not enough (for me at least) to find out what
