Florian Kamm wrote:
Compiling the document manually works very well, in my case I do
- pdflatex example.tex
- bibtex example
- pdflatex example.tex
- pdflatex example.tex
and it finishes successfully.
I take that to mean that your class file is not the culprit, and there
is nothing off in yo
You said that if you use File->Export->LaTeX and then run pdflatex
manually, the document compiles correctly (nothing hangs), right? If
so, then it shouldn't be the class file, because the same class file is
being used in the manual run. If I'm wrong about exporting to LaTeX
working, then t
Florian Kamm wrote:
Well, I followed your suggestions and it seems that LyX hangs while
pdflatex is scanning the .aux file (which contains the correct
information if I open it manually). For debugging reasons I deleted the
bibliography stuff, but the problem still exists. If I stop the scannin
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
Florian Kamm wrote:
the View->PDF (pdflatex) causes the same bahavior I described above.
Then I looked into the temporary folder LyX was using during the run.
Surprisingly I found a fine pdf-file, correctly put together (the toc,
normal text and bibliography). But LyX
Florian Kamm wrote:
the View->PDF (pdflatex) causes the same bahavior I described above.
Then I looked into the temporary folder LyX was using during the run.
Surprisingly I found a fine pdf-file, correctly put together (the toc,
normal text and bibliography). But LyX still hangs and needs t
Paul A. Rubin schrieb:
Florian Kamm wrote:
Hello everybody,
I encountered a problem when I tried to export a lyx document to pdf
using pdflatex. The first run is correctly started but will never
stop, so I have to kill lyx manually. I am wondering where the problem
is, because I actually can
Florian Kamm wrote:
Hello everybody,
I encountered a problem when I tried to export a lyx document to pdf
using pdflatex. The first run is correctly started but will never stop,
so I have to kill lyx manually. I am wondering where the problem is,
because I actually can launch pdflatex from te