Hello!
When I open my existing LyX files with instant preview enabled for
equations, existing equations will only be rendered as instant-preview
after I change something in them.
Many of my equations however contain inconvenient visual clutter, e.g.
empty left sides or large horizontal spaces in
Hello again!
I tried a minimal example (simple-example.lyx) and there it actually
worked. It also worked after seriously stripping down an actual project
file.
It turns out that the issue arose due to a command defined with
\providecommand in the body of the text and used within \AtEndDocument.
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 8:47 AM, Klaus-Dieter Bauer
bauer.klaus.die...@gmail.com wrote:
Here \providecommand defines the macro locally to this environment, but
\AtEndDocument has a global effect, so when reaching \end{document} the
previously defined macro is used but undefined, preventing
Hello!
When I open my existing LyX files with instant preview enabled for
equations, existing equations will only be rendered as instant-preview
after I change something in them.
Many of my equations however contain inconvenient visual clutter, e.g.
empty left sides or large horizontal spaces in
Hello again!
I tried a minimal example (simple-example.lyx) and there it actually
worked. It also worked after seriously stripping down an actual project
file.
It turns out that the issue arose due to a command defined with
\providecommand in the body of the text and used within \AtEndDocument.
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 8:47 AM, Klaus-Dieter Bauer
bauer.klaus.die...@gmail.com wrote:
Here \providecommand defines the macro locally to this environment, but
\AtEndDocument has a global effect, so when reaching \end{document} the
previously defined macro is used but undefined, preventing
Hello!
When I open my existing LyX files with instant preview enabled for
equations, existing equations will only be rendered as instant-preview
after I change something in them.
Many of my equations however contain inconvenient visual clutter, e.g.
empty left sides or large horizontal spaces in
Hello again!
I tried a minimal example (simple-example.lyx) and there it actually
worked. It also worked after seriously stripping down an actual project
file.
It turns out that the issue arose due to a command defined with
\providecommand in the body of the text and used within \AtEndDocument.
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 8:47 AM, Klaus-Dieter Bauer
wrote:
> Here \providecommand defines the macro locally to this environment, but
> \AtEndDocument has a global effect, so when reaching \end{document} the
> previously defined macro is used but undefined, preventing