I just ran into a problem related to a file that was in the same catalog
as the .lyx-file, but where the reference to the file wasn't changed in
the temporary .tex-file.
When lyx creates the .tex-file in the temporary directory, I
noticed that a reference to a local file in for instance the command
\bibliography{} was changed to an absolute references since the temporary
tex-file will be in another directory.
I also noticed that that the line below is added to the temporary
.tex-file
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home/chr/public_html/lyx/examples/bibunits//}}
so 'normal' files will be found.
However, I ran into problems when I was using bibinputs since bibtex
couldn't find the local files. So one alternative could be to add
something like:
\def\bibinput...
if there is such a thing as a 'bibinput' variable.
Or, which ought to solve a more general problem, add support for inserting
a latex commands like this:
\bibdata{\lyxTranslateDir{aLocalBibtexFile}}
(a better name than 'lyxTranslateDir' is needed though)
where the command \lyxTranslateDir{} is defined in the beginning of
the .tex-file, and it converts its argument properly depending on
where the .tex-file is exported.
Is there already a mechanism for this, or should I bugzilla the above?
/Christian
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Christian Ridderström http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
