Hi! Sorry to open again this thread.
I was testing the trick
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> \ifcsname input@path\endcsname\else\def\input@path{{./}}\fi
> \def\setbibname#1#2{\edef\bibname{#1#2}}
> \expandafter\setbibname\input@path{
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> curren.bib}
> \addbibresource{\bibname}
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> (since I don't understand it very
as a biblatex user, I would like to add a (probably marginal) comment on
the list of the desired features.
One of the most interesting features of biblatex, for me, is the fact that
"database" is detached from the actual printing command. Namely, once one
adds a "bib" file to the document with
Thank you!
> There have been discussions about relative and absolute paths, and also bug
> entries, but I don't remember the details. The current solution has evolved
> over the years. The general idea is: Be friendly to user code in the
> preamble and in ERT, i.e. try to make it work in as many
Hi all,
I am a long-time LyX user and I can program in C++ and Python, so I would
like to to give a hand in the development of my favorite software.
Apart from this, I'm writing because I was wondering how to use only
relative paths in LyX documents, in particular in LaTeX preamble or TeX
inser