larry wrote:
> However, one of my documents died during conversion with:
>
> gawk: lyx2mml.gawk:464: (FILENAME=Briefing2.lyx FNR=450) fatal: function
> `markerorxref_out' not defined
either do a multireplace of markerorxref_out to markerxref_out
or get a newer version :)
the typo has been fixe
>> Richard E Hawkins Esq writes:
REHE> asger added,
>> Finally, one comment to your code: Please add a section that
>> explains which License the script is distributed under. If it
>> should be integrated into LyX at some point, it should be either
>> public domain or GPL.
REHE> Er
asger added,
> Finally, one comment to your code: Please add a section that explains which
> License the script is distributed under. If it should be integrated into LyX
> at some point, it should be either public domain or GPL.
Err, modified GPL :) I don't think we can use true GPL . . .
--
> I planned to turn over to the lyx-srcs, as I had hoped to find a
> clearly defined exporter-interface (as there are already some
> converters in lyx implemented)
> However after I have had a look into the sources, I have noticed,
> that these converters are currently just methods of Buffer ...
> I've created a small gawk filter to convert
> .lyx files into .mif, .mml, .rtf or .html
> (conversion is incomplete however; most usable
> is the .mif-output).
That is so cool! Well done!
Regarding a rewrite in C++: I think this would be a bad investment at this
point in time. The LyX kerne
Yes, a remarkable achievement. Just did the most usable conversion ever
of a large, highly formatted document.
However, one of my documents died during conversion with:
gawk: lyx2mml.gawk:464: (FILENAME=Briefing2.lyx FNR=450) fatal: function
`markerorxref_out' not defined
> > From: [EMAIL PRO
"Lars Gullik Bjønnes" wrote:
>
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> Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 13:49:25 +0100
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>
> Hello!
>
> I've created a small gawk
