Re: Multiple chapters
On 09/17/2010 01:05 PM, RobyC. wrote: Thank you. I've selected a master document for all my chapters. If I open the master document (in pdf, for example) there aren't problems, but if I open only one chapter the references in the document appears like "[?]". Anyway I can insert the references in the document so the function works well, but the output is still a [?]. Peraphs it's a little bug of lyx. Oh, I see, we're not talking about opening the document but about viewing it as PDF: compiling it. The sort of hack mentioned on the wiki is the only way around this. It's not so much a bug as a limitation of LaTeX. That said, 2.0 will include support for the LaTeX \includeonly command, which allows you to view the master document but not actually to compile the whole thing, that is, only to do certain of the children. That effectively solves your problem. Richard
Re: Multiple chapters
Thank you. I've selected a master document for all my chapters. If I open the master document (in pdf, for example) there aren't problems, but if I open only one chapter the references in the document appears like "[?]". Anyway I can insert the references in the document so the function works well, but the output is still a [?]. Peraphs it's a little bug of lyx. Thank you so much for your reply Roberto On 16/09/2010 13:40, Richard Heck wrote: I assume you are including all these chapters in some master document. If you open the master document first, then LyX automatically opens all the chapters, and they will "see" the bibliography, which you can put wherever you like. I usually put that in the master document at the end. What's probably happening is that you are opening the chapters directly. Now LyX doesn't see the master document, so it doesn't see the bibliography. This is what the "default master document" feature is for. Go to Document>Settings, and in the Document Class pane, at the bottom, check the "Select Master Document" button. Then use the Browse button to find the master document. Now, when you open the chapter, it will know that it is a child of the master document, and LyX will open it and all its children, and all is well. Richard
Re: Multiple chapters
On 09/16/2010 04:54 AM, RobyC. wrote: Hi all, I'm writing my thesis with Lyx and I'm organizing it in several chapters and a bibliography. Every chapter have reference to the same bibliography but to cite bibliography entries I must include bibliography (generated by bibtex using referencer) in every chapter! By this way I have several bibliography in my output and obviously I don't need it. What can I do to cite bibliography entries without printing them at the end of every chapter? I assume you are including all these chapters in some master document. If you open the master document first, then LyX automatically opens all the chapters, and they will "see" the bibliography, which you can put wherever you like. I usually put that in the master document at the end. What's probably happening is that you are opening the chapters directly. Now LyX doesn't see the master document, so it doesn't see the bibliography. This is what the "default master document" feature is for. Go to Document>Settings, and in the Document Class pane, at the bottom, check the "Select Master Document" button. Then use the Browse button to find the master document. Now, when you open the chapter, it will know that it is a child of the master document, and LyX will open it and all its children, and all is well. Richard
Multiple chapters
Hi all,
I'm writing my thesis with Lyx and I'm organizing it in several chapters
and a bibliography.
Every chapter have reference to the same bibliography but to cite
bibliography entries I must include bibliography (generated by bibtex
using referencer) in every chapter!
By this way I have several bibliography in my output and obviously I
don't need it.
What can I do to cite bibliography entries without printing them at the
end of every chapter?
I did also read the "extended feature" chapter of the Lyx guide. It
suggest to include these strings in the preamble|:
||\usepackage{comment}
\includecomment{comment}
but isn't working anyway.
Thank you all
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