On 9.06.04, Rich Shepard wrote:
> I have realized that keeping all the figures for my book in the main
> directory results in clutter. So I created a subdirectory, figures/ and
> moved all the figures there. When I went to the raw .lyx file to change the
> pointers from one directory to the othe
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Rich Shepard wrote:
> Have I missed something simple?
As it turns out, no. But, the shell script did. It did not write the
changes to the file. So, I just did that with a text editor and I'm back to
being a delighted camper with LyX. What a super, high-productivity tool th
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Angus Leeming wrote:
> If you store the images paths as relative to the document directory, (as
> here), then everything is much more flexible. You *can* save them as
> absolute paths, but why would you?
Angus,
No reason at all. But, after adding a new figure (from the newl
Rich Shepard wrote:
>> Try the attached script. run it as
>> $ sh rename.sh your_directory/*.lyx
>
> Angus,
>
> Many thanks! I was trying to do a search-and-replace using emacs on
> the
> .lyx file but didn't see any directory name that needed modifying. So
> now I understand that the directo
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Angus Leeming wrote:
> Try the attached script. run it as
> $ sh rename.sh your_directory/*.lyx
Angus,
Many thanks! I was trying to do a search-and-replace using emacs on the
.lyx file but didn't see any directory name that needed modifying. So now I
understand that the dir
Rich Shepard wrote:
> I have realized that keeping all the figures for my book in the main
> directory results in clutter. So I created a subdirectory, figures/ and
> moved all the figures there. When I went to the raw .lyx file to change
> the pointers from one directory to the other, I could n
I have realized that keeping all the figures for my book in the main
directory results in clutter. So I created a subdirectory, figures/ and
moved all the figures there. When I went to the raw .lyx file to change the
pointers from one directory to the other, I could not find anything
directory sp
