On 2011-03-31, Liviu Andronic wrote: > On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 3:59 PM, Bruce Pourciau ><[email protected]> wrote: >> A journal wants me to send them a zipped up folder which contains the figure >> files, a pdf to tell them where the figures are to be placed, and the tex >> file, with all LaTeX "includes" commented out and the figure captions >> collected at the end. Is there something I can do from within LyX so my lyx >> file will generate a tex file in which all the LaTeX "includes" are >> commented out?
> What about branches? Yes. But I'd go for a less convoluted implementation: > You can use branch that contains only '%' in ERT and that you add right > in front of the figure includes. When compiling the normal document, > you disable the branch. When you need to comment out the figures, you > enable the branch. This relies on the fact that the figure include maps to just one line of source code. Why not just put the figures (and all related material) into a branch that is active by default but inactive for the generation of the no-figures source? Günter
