Am Samstag, dem 18.11.2023 um 12:46 -0500 schrieb Richard Kimberly Heck: > On 11/18/23 07:18, Tobias Hilbricht wrote: > > > > But when I check that box and want to use Non-TeX-Fonts, the export > > option to docx or odt via pandoc disappears. > > The reason for this is that, if you use non-TeX fonts, then the > immediate export is to a file that would be compiled with XeLaTeX or > LuaTeX, and there is no converter defined to convert that format to > ODT > or whatever.
Now that you write it it is quite clear, but it did not occur to me when looking at Settings - Converter ... > > The solution is to define one. This is easiest done I think in the > configuration files themselves rather than in LyX. Find your user > directory and open the file lyxrc.defaults. In there, you will find a > line like: > > \converter latex odt3 "pandoc -s -f latex -o $$o -t odt > $$i" "" > > Copy it and open the file preferences. Paste twice but change it to: > > \converter xetex odt3 "pandoc -s -f latex -o $$o -t odt > $$i" "" > \converter luatex odt3 "pandoc -s -f latex -o $$o -t odt > $$i" "" > > Save that file and open LyX. Should work, but not tested. The same > kind > of thing will work for Word formats. A quick test with a simple LyX-document produced docx- and odt-output without errors and with the expected formatting. > > There may be some reason we do not include this by default: Perhaps > pandoc is liable to choke on something we output in those modes. > Hopefully, someone else will know. But I'm guessing it's an > oversight. > I can understand that and will see how far I can get. Thank you for your advice! Tobias -- lyx-users mailing list lyx-users@lists.lyx.org http://lists.lyx.org/mailman/listinfo/lyx-users
