On 04/08/2012 06:57 PM, Peter Contor wrote:
Hi all. This is my first posting to this mailing list, so apologies if
I'm doing something wrong.
My system:
Windows Vista Home Premium Version 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002
LyX 2.0.3
MIKTeX 2.8
Description of alleged bug:
I open a new file in
Hi all. This is my first posting to this mailing list, so apologies if
I'm doing something wrong.
My system:
Windows Vista Home Premium Version 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002
LyX 2.0.3
MIKTeX 2.8
Description of alleged bug:
I open a new file in LyX, open a display style formula box (with
Ct
Richard Heck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Got one OK for this from Bo...JMarc? Jose?
OK.
JMarc
Got one OK for this from Bo...JMarc? Jose?
Richard Heck wrote:
Bo Peng wrote:
So yes, it seems like a python bug, but one we should probably try to
work around.
I am worried that your patch does not do everything shutil.copy is
doing, and may fail under other circumstances.
Here's a
> OK to commit this one? (I've also filed a bug report with the python folks.)
OK. (Assume that you have tested it).
Bo
Bo Peng wrote:
So yes, it seems like a python bug, but one we should probably try to
work around.
I am worried that your patch does not do everything shutil.copy is
doing, and may fail under other circumstances.
Here's a simpler patch. This essentially is the shutil.copy() code but
try
> So yes, it seems like a python bug, but one we should probably try to
> work around.
I am worried that your patch does not do everything shutil.copy is
doing, and may fail under other circumstances. If you think this is
something need to be fixed, you can do
try:
shutils.copy(blah)
except:
Bo Peng wrote:
That's weird. Here's the problem: I'm using shutil.copy to copy the
files. It's calling chmod---because you are running on Linux, I think.
But you're copying to a FAT32 partition, so chmod is failing, and that's
what's giving the error.
I do not understand the problem. You sa
> That's weird. Here's the problem: I'm using shutil.copy to copy the
> files. It's calling chmod---because you are running on Linux, I think.
> But you're copying to a FAT32 partition, so chmod is failing, and that's
> what's giving the error.
I do not understand the problem. You say shutil.copy
That's weird. Here's the problem: I'm using shutil.copy to copy the
files. It's calling chmod---because you are running on Linux, I think.
But you're copying to a FAT32 partition, so chmod is failing, and that's
what's giving the error.
Try the attached patch. And Bo, does this seem OK to yo
Hartmut Haase wrote:
When I export a file "name.lyx" to HTML the result is saved in a
directory "name.html.LyXconv". Is that a permanent solution?
That's the solution for the moment, yes. It seemed best to put the files
in a directory of their own, rather than to litter whatever directory
th
When I export a file "name.lyx" to HTML the result is saved in a
directory "name.html.LyXconv". Is that a permanent solution?
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Viele Grüße,
Hartmut
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I strongly recommend to replace the default entry of
Tools->Preferences->Converters->"LaTeX (plain) -> HTML"->Converter:
htlatex $$i
by
htlatex $$i '' 'symbol/!'
because then special characters will be automatically converted into something
like unicode, e. g. ä ==> ä
This can be interpreted by
Hi,
if you do the above it looks like MS WORD (HTML) converts special characters
to unicode (for example ä -> ä), but the normal export to HTML does
not. Which parameter of
htlatex $$i 'html,word' 'symbol/!' '-cvalidate'
is responsible for the conversion to unic
Sorry for the second part, I forgot to convert to latex first.
--
Viele Grüße,
Hartmut
Hungerhilfe: http://www.thehungersite.com
Das heutige Motto:
The only rose without thorns is friendship.
This doesn't seem to work at the moment at all. Within LyX the html-file
cannot be copied from the /tmp...-directory, and from the command line
something like
latex2html -no_subdir -split 0 -show_section_numbers file.lyx
result in error messages like
*** no brace for \end , before:
_inset
***
Hey guys,
Today I was showing one of my co-workers the wonder that is LyX and he
wanted to know an easy way to handle URLs.
Insert URL -> Export to HTML yields " " But Herbert's
help pages describe a way to get the more sensible output
http://www.lyx.org/help/html/url.
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