Hi, all.
I have a quick question. I've been developing a bit of documentation for
one of our products using LyX. It's a small project, and I'm hoping to
spur adoption of LyX by demonstrating some nice clean results here.
One of the really nice features of LyX is the ability to do exports from
the command-line using something like 'lyx -e pdf2 document.lyx'.
However, I have found it necessary to use different branches to separate
PDF formatting from, e.g., HTML formatting, so as not to confuse some of
the conversion programs like tex4ht and so on. (At least part of my
efforts for this particular project will be generating reasonable HTML
versions of our documentation; we do this through Framemaker already, but
Frame has proven somewhat annoying to use, and we're gradually trending
towards OSS products anyway.)
So I'm curious if there is a way to activate a branch through the
command-line, e.g., using '-x <some command>'.
Any pointers on doing lyx-to-HTML conversion would be helpful also, if
anyone is so inclined.
Best,
Ethan Metsger
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
