Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>>>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Angus> Second thought. Have a shell script that just initialises
> such Angus> variables and call it from lyxpreview2bitmap.sh. Get
> configure Angus> to autogenerate this script
>
> This would not solve my problem, for example (where I need to use
> 'babel' as command). No amount to configure trickery will be able to
> replace reading from the prefs.
>
> But I agree that your solution of generating a small script would be
> already nice. However, how will lyxpreview2bitmap.sh find it, if it
> is in ~/.lyx-1.3.3/, for example?
Am I not correct to say that the name of the user lyxdir is set at
configure(old)/make(new) time? Yes, I know I'm correct to say this.
Then, perhaps we could add something like:
run_script_file() {
test $# -ge 1 || {
echo "Usage: run_script_file <file name> <args>"
exit 1
}
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test -r $USER_LYXDIR/scripts/$1 && {
$1=$USER_LYXDIR/scripts/$1
sh $*
return $?
}
test -r $SYSTEM_LYXDIR/scripts/$1 && {
$1=$SYSTEM_LYXDIR/scripts/$1
sh $*
return $?
}
test -r $BUILD_LYXDIR/scripts/$1 && {
$1=$BUILD_LYXDIR/scripts/$1
sh $*
return $?
}
return 1
}
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Angus
