Thanks anyway. I have found the following solution. It's better to use a
Makefile to compile the LyX file . One advantage of using the makefile is
that debugging is more easier and the folder gets more clean after
compilation and the It can ignore the LaTex errors that are not critical
and perform intermediare operations. And makes the Unix Junkies more happy.
Here the makefile code: I hope this to be useful to someone else :
To compile and catch the errors: $ make
To compile and ignore the annoying errors: $ make remake ( automatically
open the document in pdf )
To compile and update without reopen the document in pdf: $ make update
################################################
# Author: Caio Rodrigues
# Description: Compiles lyx file to pdflatex
#
# Commands:
# make remake : Force recompile and ignore non critical errors and
open the pdf
# make update : Update the generated pdf
# make : Compile catching the errors
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# LYX FILE NAME TO BE COMPILED
#
SRCC=monografia-parcial18.lyx
# BASENAME - Name without file type
SRC=$(basename $(SRCC))
# TEX file name
TEXNAME=$(SRC).tex
REPORT=$(SRC).pdf
#----------------------------------------------------------------
# LATEX PROCESSOR TOOLS #
#----------------------------------------------------------------
#
# LATEX PROCESSOR
TEX = pdflatex -shell-escape -interaction=nonstopmode -file-line-error
# Index Processor
INDEX= makeindex
# BIBTEX PROCESSOR
BIB= bibtex
# PDF VIWER
#PDF=okular
PDF=evince
ALL: $(REPORT)
$(REPORT) : $(TEXNAME)
$(TEX) $(SRC)
# Generates the reference
$(BIB) $(SRC)
$(BIB) $(SRC)
$(INDEX) $(SRC).nlo -s nomencl.ist -o $(SRC).nls
$(TEX) $(SRC)
$(TEX) $(SRC)
$(TEX) $(SRC)
# Generate list of symbols and names
#
#$(INDEX) $(SRC).nlo -s nomencl.ist -o $(SRC).nls
#$(TEX) $(SRC)
#$(TEX) $(SRC)
@echo ""
@echo "----------------------------------------------"
@echo " END of compilation "
@echo "----------------------------------------------"
$(TEXNAME) : $(SRCC)
lyx -batch -f -e latex $(SRCC)
remake:
# Clean and make the target file again
# and clean the mess and view pdf
#
make cleanall # Restart compile
make -i # Ignore errors
make clean # Clean the mess
$(PDF) $(REPORT) & > /dev/null 2>&1
update:
# Update the taret file and clean the mess
#
rm -rf $(REPORT)
make -i
# make clean
clean:
rm -rf $(TEXNAME) *.bak *.aux *.blg *.idx
rm -rf *.toc *.out *.dvi *.siglx *.symbols *.lof *.bbl
rm -rf *.ilg *.lot *.nlo *.sigla *.nls *.siglax *.symbolsx
cleanall:
rm -rf $(REPORT)
make clean
# Dummy to command to test the makefile commands
#
dummy:
@echo "TEXNAME="$(TEXNAME)
@echo "SRCC="$(SRCC)
@echo "SRC="$(SRC)
@echo "REPORT="$(REPORT)
2013/5/10 stefano franchi <stefano.fran...@gmail.com>
>
> On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 12:42 PM, caio rodrigues <
> caiorss.rodrig...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> %% Because html converters don't know tabularnewline
>> \providecommand{\tabularnewline}{\\}
>> \floatstyle{}
>> \newfloat{}{}{}
>> \providecommand{\name}{}
>> \floatname{}{\protect\name}
>>
>
> The first line is inserted automatically as soon as you start a new table
> float. But I have never seen the following 4 lines. Did LyX insert them in
> the preamble? Have you tried inserting a table into a new test file?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Stefano
>
>
> --
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