> I've tried the same under Windows (I need this to work with LyX under
> Windows), setting an environment variable to point to a path (and
> reconfiguring and restarting LyX just in case), and specifying that path as
> my \filepath, but I still get the same 'I can't write on file
> `/testreq1.tex'
> $$r The full path to the original LyX file being processed, e.g.
> D:/Documents/LyX/
Is this supported in Windows?
I tried to update my LaTeX (pdflatex) -> PDF (pdflatex) converter to specify
the output directory (to overcome the problem in my other thread); so it is
specified as this:
pdflat
> There may not be any pdf->png converter defined, though one could use
> ImageMagick to define one. A better solution might be to modify the
> script you have to export something other than PDF. This is probably
> fairly easy to do.
So I have now updated my script to convert to PNG also, and s
> > \filepath{c:/docs/}
>
> Have you tried it with Windows-style path names?
So I changed this to define a \dirsep macro which gives me a backslash.
Using \textbackslash (and I think escaping the backslash) seemed to insert a
\T1 macro that is undefined.
However, with my \dirsep, I still get th
> > \filepath{c:/docs/}
>
> Have you tried it with Windows-style path names?
Hi Richard,
I have, but I'm not sure I've tried it in the correct way.
\filepath{c:\docs\}
The above would be looking for the macro \docs ? How should I express the
Windows-style path names?
Thanks and regards,
Ste
> Which doesn't seem to show any error.
>
> Any other suggestions of what I could try? Am I doing the right thing in
> trying to get the console output in the command prompt?
Sorry - I wasn't looking high enough up in the debug output. If I just
select 'Graphics conversion and loading' messages
> > So I now get my conversion performed OK when I generate the PDF
> > document, but the preview of the figure in the LyX editing window
> > still says 'Error converting to loadable format'. Would you be able to
> > provide me any pointers as to why this is? Is there a log of the
> > errors th
Hi,
I'm using LyX 2.0.5.1 on a Windows 7 machine.
I am trying to put together a LyX framework that will allow me to enter some
text, set it to a particular Style, and for the text marked by that Style to
be written to a file. The filename and path to be specified by other
macros. The file creat
> > No? I hesitate to contradict you Richard but in my tinkering with
> > Python scripts I've run converters using *all* the following:
> > [snip]
> > $$p The full directory path of the LyX temporary directory. On my
> > Windows system one day this was
> >
> > C:/Users/Andrew/AppData/Local/Temp/l
Hi,
I have specified a new converter to convert Visio drawings into PDF (using
some VBScript borrowed from elsewhere on the web), but have run into issues.
My converter is specified like this:
cscript /vsd2pdf.vbs "$$i" "$$o"
When Visio runs, it can't access the file to convert because the curr
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