On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 02:50:04AM -0700, Stephen Harris wrote:
> I thought that in Windows that putting the prime directive in the path
> was sufficient since dos searches all the sub-directories unlike *nix?
DOS does not search in subdirectories, and neither does Windows.
Andre'
Stephen Harris wrote:
SH: I didn't understand the syntax of that tex2lyx.cmd file, so I rewrote it so
that I could understand it and put in a few more LyX references in XP's Path.
@echo off
set LYX_DIR_=c:\lyx\resources\lyx
c:\lyx\lyx\bin\tex2lyx.exe -f -sysdir C:\lyx\resources\lyx %1
Re: tex2lyx.exe not working
Angus Leeming
Wed, 22 Jun 2005 03:48:59 -0700
Stephen Harris wrote:
> Hello from a tester,
Hello, Stephen.
> I did not meet with success in setting up tex2lyx.exe
> and tex2lyx.cmd. I received the error message: "Cannot
> open specified file. Cr
Angus Leeming wrote:
Stephen Harris wrote:
I thought that in Windows that putting the prime directive
in the path was sufficient since dos searches all the
sub-directories unlike *nix?
Really? Weird.
No, it does not recurse into sub-directories.
Regards,
Asger
Stephen Harris wrote:
> Hello from a tester,
Hello, Stephen.
> I did not meet with success in setting up tex2lyx.exe
> and tex2lyx.cmd. I received the error message: "Cannot
> open specified file. Create new document with this name?"
Before we try and get tex2lyx working "automatically" from wi
Hello from a tester,
I did not meet with success in setting up tex2lyx.exe
and tex2lyx.cmd. I received the error message: "Cannot
open specified file. Create new document with this name?"
Originally, I had a C:\python24 not under Tools. So I made
a directory c:\tools and moved python24 underne
