On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 4:21 PM, Tommaso Cucinotta <tomm...@lyx.org> wrote: >> Good idea. I have implemented it and exported a new version, again at: >> >> http://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/elyxer/older/elyxer-lyx-C.py >> It works exactly as you describe. > > Nice, I'll try this. Did you modify the "semantics" of the --converter > option, > or do you have a new option now, or do you distinguish whether the converter > command is being supplied along with its syntax or not ? (just to know).
It is the same option as before. But now, if the argument is found in ImageConfig.converters then it is used as a shortcut to the configured command line; otherwise the whole command supplied is used. For example the new option: [ImageConfig.converters] lyx:lyx -C "$input" "$output" means that $ elyxer.py --converter "lyx" ... is equivalent to $ elyxer.py -- converter "lyx -C \"$input\" \"$output\"" ... Note the escaped quotes for the full command. > Any backward compatibility issues that may possibly arise ? I also try to think about backwards compatibility, and in this case I can think of no problem. It will even recognize if the command is not working and disable it. Alex.
