I was ignorant of this mechanism (inserting hte definition only if the last
\lyxframeend{} is manually inserted. Since the part of my document that has
not been reconverted to the beamer format was just flowing text,I can
compile my document once exported to Latex. But since I have only inserted
Start Frame insets froms the menu box, it is strange inf fact that the
latex file was able to compile, without the last manual \lyxframeend{},
no?
Have I been lucky at least on this point? :-) (I have always read on this
list the you need this last fram end, other wise you are doomed ;-) - that
is what Rich was suggesting, by the way)
Anyway, I have added it now, by precaution. I won't forget this trick.
Thanks a lot Jürgen and Rich.
Murat
2011/11/4 Jürgen Spitzmüller <sp...@lyx.org>
> Rich Shepard wrote:
> > I concur. I've found that each frame needs a \endframe and that also
> needs
> > to be the last line in the presentation.
>
> This is probably a misunderstanding. I meant that LyX is supposed to
> \lyxframeend definition to the auto-generated preamble whenever this macro
> is
> used (which is the case in many paragraph styles such as section etc.).
>
> Having said that, you should not need to insert a FrameEnd
> normally.It'sonly
> needed in very specific cases.
>
> Jürgen
>
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