LyX has now a template to write bachelor/master/Ph.D.Running the script with no arguments will print usage information. The prefs2prefs script can be found at $LYXDIR/scripts/prefs2prefs.py. Users are encouraged, however, to run the prefs2prefs script manually to convert older files to the new format, since doing the conversion every time will slow LyX's start-up. As with lyx2lyx and layout2layout, the script will not change the user's file on disk, but performs the conversion in the temporary directory. LyX 2.0 will feature a sets of prefs2prefs scripts that convert preference, ui, and bind transparently, too. This is in contrast with the transparent way LyX converts older LyX files to the new format, using the lyx2lyx script, and converts older layout files and modules to the new format, using the layout2layout script. The same is true of bind files, which can become non-functional due to changes in the syntax used to call LyX functions, and similarly of customized versions of ui files. As a result, users have often seen strange errors and have had to remove their old preference files manually, losing many customizations. The format of the file that stores user preferences has always changed with major releases, but there has been no way to convert older preference files to the newer format. Users are encouraged, however, to switch to refstyle, if it does not cause too much of a headache, especially because prettyref support should be regarded as "deprecated", meaning that it may be phased out.Ĭonverting \newrefformat declarations is easy. It is enabled by default for new documents, but older documents will, by default, use prettyref, so that existing \newrefformat definitions will not have to be changed. This is controlled by a selection under Document→Settings→Document Class. (There were also some conflicts between prettyref and babel.)Īfter much discussion among users and developers, Richard Heck has added the ability to use the refstyle package, instead. Unfortunately, however, prettyref provides no support for internationalization of references, so non-English users have largely been shut out. Support for this, in LaTeX, has been provided by the prettyref package. LyX has long supported "formatted" cross-references, where a reference to a chapter, say, can automatically be rendered as "Chapter 3".
#Lilypond book series#
New features backported to the LyX 2.0.x series.Generalized support for LaTeX files preprocessing.Produce output with only selected subdocuments included.With bigger projects and the above setup you might run into "too many open files" errors, at least in older Linux, OSX and other Unix-like OSes. \def \readPDFfile #1 \stoplilypond \input tufte This works with ConTeXt MkII and MkIV, but takes only the first page of multi-pages scores, and you must create the folder "lilytemp" manually:
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