José Matos wrote:
> On Thursday 16 October 2008 19:30:51 Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> > Note that \~ is always an accent. In order to get a ~ character, you
> > should use \~{}, and indeed \textasciitilde is defined exactly so.
> > Here José is using the italic correction \/ in place of {}, so the
> > accent would be placed on this tiny space.
>
> Thanks, I will suggest upstream to change \~\/ to \textasciitilde in sdcc
> manual.
>
> OTHO I get a strange result:
>
> $ lyx -e text sdccman.lyx && echo $?
> 0
> $ lyx -e pdf2 sdccman.lyx && echo $?
> 1
this is really cut & paste?
i wonder how can you get such output when you use '&&' insetad of ';'
echo should be executed only in case lyx gives 0.
pavel
