Opening last file for edit from the command line.
Dear LyX users! Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? If there is no such command, may it be put on the wish-list (By the way, is there a place to see the current wishlist and change-log)? Thank you. -- With best regards, Pavel Gurevich
Re: Opening last file for edit from the command line.
fAX k.root wrote: Dear LyX users! Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? I don't think so. 'lyx -x menu-open file' will start LyX and open the file menu, after which pressing 't' and then '1' will load the most recent document, but I don't know a way to get LyX to recognize the 't' and '1' after opening the file menu. If there is no such command, may it be put on the wish-list (By the way, is there a place to see the current wishlist and change-log)? http://bugzilla.lyx.org/ -- click on Show all open feature requests to see the wishlist. I didn't see this listed there. http://www.lyx.org/devel/tasks.php show another wish list (which I'm sure overlaps the one in bugzilla quite a bit). There's a ChangeLog file installed in the LyX Resources folder. /Paul
Re: Opening last file for edit from the command line.
fAX k.root wrote: Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? Not in 1.4.x, but upcoming 1.5.0 will have session support that reopens the last opened files on start, if you wish. Jürgen
Opening last file for edit from the command line.
Dear LyX users! Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? If there is no such command, may it be put on the wish-list (By the way, is there a place to see the current wishlist and change-log)? Thank you. -- With best regards, Pavel Gurevich
Re: Opening last file for edit from the command line.
fAX k.root wrote: Dear LyX users! Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? I don't think so. 'lyx -x menu-open file' will start LyX and open the file menu, after which pressing 't' and then '1' will load the most recent document, but I don't know a way to get LyX to recognize the 't' and '1' after opening the file menu. If there is no such command, may it be put on the wish-list (By the way, is there a place to see the current wishlist and change-log)? http://bugzilla.lyx.org/ -- click on Show all open feature requests to see the wishlist. I didn't see this listed there. http://www.lyx.org/devel/tasks.php show another wish list (which I'm sure overlaps the one in bugzilla quite a bit). There's a ChangeLog file installed in the LyX Resources folder. /Paul
Re: Opening last file for edit from the command line.
fAX k.root wrote: Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? Not in 1.4.x, but upcoming 1.5.0 will have session support that reopens the last opened files on start, if you wish. Jürgen
Opening last file for edit from the command line.
Dear LyX users! Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? If there is no such command, may it be put on the wish-list (By the way, is there a place to see the current wishlist and change-log)? Thank you. -- With best regards, Pavel Gurevich
Re: Opening last file for edit from the command line.
fAX k.root wrote: Dear LyX users! Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file from the command line? I don't think so. 'lyx -x "menu-open file"' will start LyX and open the file menu, after which pressing 't' and then '1' will load the most recent document, but I don't know a way to get LyX to recognize the 't' and '1' after opening the file menu. If there is no such command, may it be put on the wish-list (By the way, is there a place to see the current wishlist and change-log)? http://bugzilla.lyx.org/ -- click on "Show all open feature requests" to see the wishlist. I didn't see this listed there. http://www.lyx.org/devel/tasks.php show another wish list (which I'm sure overlaps the one in bugzilla quite a bit). There's a ChangeLog file installed in the LyX Resources folder. /Paul
Re: Opening last file for edit from the command line.
fAX k.root wrote: > Does somebody aware of a way of opening the most recently edited file > from the command line? Not in 1.4.x, but upcoming 1.5.0 will have session support that reopens the last opened files on start, if you wish. Jürgen
