On 8/14/06, Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The original format was readable and editable by a human-being, as
below:
>
> --------------------------
> blah blah blah
> \begin{align}
> blah blah blah
> \end{align}
> blah blah blah
> --------------------------
>
> After I imported into LyX and I do some editing, and then export it out
to
> Plain Latex, then it reads
>
> ----------------------------
> blah blah blah\begin{align}blah blah blah\end{align}blah blah blah
> ----------------------------
>
> Something like that, you got my idea... the output format is no longer
> readable by a human, or it will needs huge pain to edit it back into a
> cleanly layout form. So my colleagues dislike LyX and also hate me using
it.
Hi, Michael.
You need to write a post-processor to superficially modify the
LyX-generated
LaTeX file so that it is digestible by your colleagues.
Shove this into "prettify_latex.sed" and invoke as
sed -f prettify_latex.sed yourfile.tex > yourfile_prettified.tex
s/\\[/\\begin{align}/g
s/\\]/\\end{align}/g
s/\(\\begin{align}\)/\
\1/g
s/\(\\end{align}\)/\1\
/g
You'll probably need to play around a bit. The stuff above isn't tested
;-)
Regards,
Angus
This is not easy... not easy for me...
