I found an interesting way to do that.
Using fprintf funtion in Octave to generate Latex code works, but it's
kind of anoying having to use duble dashes everytime. And besides, I
lose the facility of syntax highlighting in the Vim editor, since I'm
editing an Octave file and not a Latex one.
And
On Sun, Feb 10, 2002 at 05:14:54PM -0200, Luciano Schirmer wrote:
> I'll use the "frpintf" funtion of GNU Octave to generate a LaTeX file
> with all the expressions and results. Then I include the file in LyX.
>
> If I want to modify the results, I just need to re-run the Octave script
> and gene
>>Subject: Acessing external data
>>From: Luciano Schirmer Silveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Date: 09 Feb 2002 22:57:48 -0200
>>
>>I want Lyx to access some data froma another file (e.g. retrieve results
>>of an equation from
Thanks,
I'll use the "frpintf" funtion of GNU Octave to generate a LaTeX file
with all the expressions and results. Then I include the file in LyX.
If I want to modify the results, I just need to re-run the Octave script
and generate the PostScript file again from LyX.
On Sun, Feb 10, 2002 at 1
On Sat, Feb 09, 2002 at 10:57:48PM -0200, Luciano Schirmer Silveira wrote:
> I want Lyx to access some data froma another file (e.g. retrieve results
> of an equation from a or any other file). Can I do it?
>
> Details: I want to abandon MathCAD and use Lyx for writing scientific
> text. But I w
I want Lyx to access some data froma another file (e.g. retrieve results
of an equation from a or any other file). Can I do it?
Details: I want to abandon MathCAD and use Lyx for writing scientific
text. But I want some text to be generated by the GNU Octave software,
which can save results in a
