> This is exactly what it is supposed to do. And ist does so with the attached > example. Writing the main file to stdout and the other files directly to > disk is maybe a bit inconsistent, but it works.
Ok [...] > What is inconsistent? Feel free to update the wiki information. I will do it when I can make it work :-) -f switch and standard output are inconsistent, as clobbering is controlled by the user environment. > How do you include the files? tex2lyx recognizes \input, \include and > \verbatiminput. Of course it needs to find the included file, so it either > needs to be an absolute path or a relative path from the current directory. > Of course the latter is a bug: relative paths should be interpreted > relative to the master file as TeX does it. Note also that tex2lyx does > know nothing about TeX magic (TEXINPUTS etc). Non of these here, I use texmf.cnf and only this for configuration and TDS search (not even .//: instead of .: to explore the local tree downwards). I tried abolute path, explicit .tex extension without further success. I send you my modified example by private mail. Regards -- Jean-Pierre
