On Sat, Dec 10, 2022 at 02:17:16PM +0000, José Matos wrote: > Hi, > my use case is the following: I use beamer to generate the class > slides, at the same time I have I have another document that includes > this document but with class koma-script beamer to produce the hand > notes for students. This ensures that the slides and hand notes are > kept in synchrony. > > Traditionally that would mean that the slides are a child from the hand > notes, while for me actually both correspond to the same document but > with a different view: the presentation and article's views. > > Is there any option to avoid this automatic action? Or in another way > to say that I do not want to close the parent document when closing > this document in particular?
By "automatic action" you mean closing the parent document? What is your workflow? Do you just open the koma-script document to generate the PDF, and then close it? If so, would it work for you to use a simple Bash alias that exports the PDF on the command line rather than doing it in LyX? I do something similar, and I have a Bash alias "make-handout". It is not exactly the same as your setup, though. My alias just copies the .lyx file (so I don't have to worry about it interfering with the opened .lyx file), adds the "handout" document class, and exports. Scott
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