As usual, now I am slightly more confused than I was before I asked.
On Windows, I update TexLive periodically from a batch file, and wanted
to have that same batch file also reconfigure Lyx (I assume it is
necessary or at least a good idea to do so after updating Latex). My
simple minded question was whether there was a command (like: Lyx
--reconfigure) that I could insert into the batch file after the TexLive
updating finished. My question was about WINDOWS, since on Linux I
prefer to update using the internal updating system (Update Manager on
Ubuntu 10.10), even though they are /far /behind on their package updating.
EK
On 11/19/2010 9:21 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Le 19 nov. 10 à 14:39, Pavel Sanda a écrit :
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
In lyx 2.0, the right command line is
lyx -batch -x reconfigure
For whatever reason -batch did not exist in 1.6 (BTW, shouldn't it be
--batch?)
it would trigger avelanche of changes, because then it must be
--batch=
and so on.
What would you put after the = ??
ok in this case no, but if you want to be consistent many things
should be changed
then, like all -string switches -> --string switches; switches like
-dbg -export
have argument and should have '=' if we want to work in the same vein
as most of
nowadays linux commandline works.
A 2.0 version might an excuse for this kind of annoying changes.
JMarc
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