On Thursday 03 May 2001 03:54, Dekel Tsur wrote:
> You have found a bug in LyX.
<heh> I'm a little more convinced of this now. However:
> It happens since your first (and perhaps second) included files are short
> (less than a page). I'll fix this bug soon, but for the meantime, you can
> add \wlog{} in tex mode after the 1st and 2nd include insets.
This didn't fix the problem.
I'm now up to 9 include files. So, I added the \wlog{} before and after each
of the includes. The first time I did a View->PDF, it worked. However, then
editing the last file and Viewing again, didn't work.
So, I tried just changing the last file to an input, and it worked. Then
changed it back to an include, changed the last file, did a View->PDF and it
worked. (Note the main point is that I only had to change the one file to an
input, whereas before I thought I had to change them all.)
I then repeated this process, making changes to just the 2nd include file,
and toggling the last include in the master to an input. Same result: as
long as I switched between input and include, the changes would appear. But
if I didn't change between input and include, the changes wouldn't appear.
Hmmm. I would be almost willing to speculate that it has something to do
with the master document. But what, exactly, I don't have a clue.
I can add the following: I haven't made any modifications to the preamble (in
any of the documents). All documents are article class. I have made a few
changes to page geometry (ie, mainly the setting the margins to 1 inch),
double spaced, fonts set to pslatex, double sided pages, fancy headers turned
on. These are global settings in my document template.
Quick description of the files:
Master document is short: Title, Author, Table of Contents and include files.
The 1st-3rd include files are longer: 6pgs, 3pgs, 2pgs. Start with section
header.
The 4th-9th include files are short <1 page, start with section header.
If you'd like, I can tar up the files and send them to you. Shouldn't be all
that large. (The whole contents of the directory is about 76K right now - but
it will get a bit larger as I add to it...:), and that includes backup
files...)
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