Julio Rojas wrote:
> Sure... Here are the test "tex" and "bib" files and "pdf" output. You can
> see the word "in" instead of "en":
>
> "...Prólogo In Segundo..."
I see. This special word is still hardcoded (not translatable) in jurabib
v.0.6. You can find an hardcoded "In" in jurabib.bst under "
Sure... Here are the test "tex" and "bib" files and "pdf" output. You can see the word "in" instead of "en":
"...Prólogo In Segundo..."
Of course, this "tex" file is an output from LyX.
On 3/10/06, Juergen Spitzmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also sprach Julio Rojas:> I saw what the problem wa
Also sprach Julio Rojas:
> I saw what the problem was. A bad reference to the bibtex file. Everything
> now runs smoothly!!! The only thing is, I believe, Jurabib related. My
> document is in spanish, but in the bibliography appears the english word
> "in" instead of the spanish word "en" when I qu
I saw what the problem was. A bad reference to the bibtex file. Everything
now runs smoothly!!! The only thing is, I believe, Jurabib related. My
document is in spanish, but in the bibliography appears the english word
"in" instead of the spanish word "en" when I quote an Inbook record. Any
ideas o
Am Freitag, 10. März 2006 11:20 schrieb Julio Rojas:
> Almost perfect!!! No errors now, but instead of the author in the
> quotations, appears a "?".
Can you run LyX from the console and see if there are any bibtex warnings?
Jürgen
Almost perfect!!! No errors now, but instead of the author in the
quotations, appears a "?".
On 3/10/06, Juergen Spitzmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Julio Rojas wrote:
> > I don't have a .lyx directory, so I created it a moved the languages
> file
> > there.
>
> You must have one. Help->Ab
Julio Rojas wrote:
> I don't have a .lyx directory, so I created it a moved the languages file
> there.
You must have one. Help->About LyX tells you where ("User directory").
Please try again by moving the file there.
Jürgen
I don't have a .lyx directory, so I created it a moved the languages file
there. Tryed again generating a PDF thru LyX and the same errors appeared:
Undefined control sequence
\begin{document}
The control sequence at the end of the top line
of your error message was never \def'ed. If you have
mis
Julio Rojas wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is the problem. Clash of active character definition.
Does it work if you put the attached languages file in your $HOME$/.lyx
directory?
> If I remove this line and recompile it manualy using "latex, bibtex,
> latex, latex" the output is perfect.
>
>
I started to use LyX 1.4 for the Jurabib feature. I found a couple of
problems with my document, which is in spanish, and Jurabib.
I attached both LaTeX outputs (english and spanish) from my LyX
document. If I use the english output it works flawlessly, but if I
use the spanish output a couple of
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