I actually meant to elaborate in my original post, but it got sent half-finished thanks to gmail and a bad key combo.
On Dec 14, 2007 3:53 PM, Bennett Helm <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: >Nonetheless, it looks like adding Quick Look >support is relatively easy -- if you don't expect the LyX document to >show formatting. Currently, without any special plugins installed, Leopard treats the LyX file as a text file and shows it as such. So I didn't have to change anything in Leopard at all to get that functionality. The display of the raw lyx is slightly helpful, but not really. I am considering diving in and making a quicklook plugin in that does something/anything more helpful, and was really asking if anyone had bothered hacking themselves something before I started. Really, all I'd desire is a plugin that: * "lyx -e pdf <file>" * quicklook points to that file. However, this brings in the overhead of having the entire file processed lyx->pdf. And I have no idea on how QuickLook info is cached.
