Am Sonntag 05 April 2015, 12:38:14 schrieb Scott Kostyshak: > For the LaTeX log, we still stop on first error in some cases. This > results in having more incomplete PDFs than we could have if we still > continued and did subsequent latex and bibtex runs. For example, open > Tutorial.lyx, add an ERT \dafdsfds somewhere, and compile. Then press > the "Show Output Anyways" button. All of the "See \ref" will be "See > ??". > > In the code, we have the following chunk multiple times: > > if (scanres & ERRORS) > return scanres; // return on error
We should probably, like I did for bibtex, only return at the very end. > And note that we overwrite scanres several times. So if we just remove > the return statements, we might miss something. For example, is it > possible to run LaTeX and there be an error, then run LaTeX again and > there is not? I do not know of a case, but still our code should be > aware of it. I cannot think of a case either. If the error disappears on the last latex run, I'd consider it resolved. Jürgen
