Anders Host-Madsen yahoo.com> writes:
>
> I added the latex path to the TEXINPUTS prefix. That seems to solve
> the problem inside LyX.
>
>
Sorry, it didn't work. Only gave me the references from bib files in
the current directory. So, I hope someone can find a solution.
Anders Host-Madsen yahoo.com> writes:
>
> The above works for LaTeX, but not inside LyX. When the file is compiled,
> it finds the bib files in the path. However, Insert Citation inside LyX
> does not respect the BIBINPUTS path. How can this be fixed?
>
>
I added
The above works for LaTeX, but not inside LyX. When the file is compiled,
it finds the bib files in the path. However, Insert Citation inside LyX
does not respect the BIBINPUTS path. How can this be fixed?
Every time Apple comes out with a new version of OS X,
BIBINPUTS gets broken, and a new workaround has to be
found. I found the following works
for Yosemite, so I post here (I should I put it on a wiki)?
Mac Yosemite
Adapted from:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25385934/
yosemite-launchd-conf
eate it. Make sure it's called
"launchd.conf" and not "lauchd.conf.txt"
3) add "setenv BIBINPUTS path(s)". Separate multiple paths with :
Notice that the string after BIBINPUTS cannot contain spaces.
4) Restart computer.
Sorry for posting to quick, the last issue with wide citation dialog box
solved itself. But still, the question is how to set
the path for bibtex.
The alternative is to give direct paths to the BIB files.
However, that is an issue when you collaborate with people
on a document.
Furthermore, it seems there is a bug in LyX. When
I give direct paths to the BIB files, the citation dialog box
becomes superwide, stretching beyond the width of my l
This is more of a latex question. Bibtex finds the location of BIB files
from the environmental variable
BIBINPUTS. This is true on both Windows and Mac, and has worked
so far. But suddenly, today, it doesn't
work on Mac anymore. What I have used until now is the
following method
In f
David Bickel wrote:
Thanks, Richard. It works now.
In summary, this changes the default path to .bib files:
1 Start > Control Panel > System > Adanced > Environment Variables (as
Siegfried instructed);
2 add a BIBINPUTS variable with the path to the bib files (as you instructe
Thanks, Richard. It works now.
In summary, this changes the default path to .bib files:
1 Start > Control Panel > System > Adanced > Environment Variables (as
Siegfried instructed);
2 add a BIBINPUTS variable with the path to the bib files (as you instructed);
3 reboot.
David
On
David Bickel wrote:
Thank you very much, Siegfried. I added my .bib location to the Path
variable, but that did not enable LyX to find the .bib file when I
compiled.
No, not to the PATH variable. That finds executables. You need to add a
BIBINPUTS variable, with the path to where you&#x
AM
To: Richard Heck
Cc: David Bickel; LyX User
Subject: Re: BIBINPUTS under Windows??
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To set an environment variable under Windows XP, just go to the menu
Start > Configuration Panel > System
Choose the Adanced panel and then the Environment Variables button
Here y
To set an environment variable under Windows XP, just go to the menu
Start > Configuration Panel > System
Choose the Adanced panel and then the Environment Variables button
Here you can change/add the variables.
( The menu names can be different, my Windows is in french)
Hope it helps,
Siegfr
an instead set the preferences on my computer
to use a different .bib path by default? That worked well in
Scientific Word.
I use Windows XP and Windows Vista with LyX 1.6.1.
What you need is the BIBINPUTS environment variable. I have this:
BIBINPUTS=/home/rgheck/files/bibtex::
export
bug. But if you're seeing
your bibfile, then I think it must be something else. Here's what I have:
BIBINPUTS=/home/rgheck/files/bibtex::
export BIBINPUTS
Now, in LyX, if I do: Inset>Lists and TOC>BibTeX Bibliography, I see not
very much at first, but then if I hit "Add", I
Maka Mohu wrote:
> May be I should try to make it clearer here. When I click Bibtex Generated
> Bibliography, I can see some default bib files like "test" and I can see
> my file "bibfile". But when I try insert citations, I can only see
> references from "test.bib" but not from my file. I did "Re
May be I should try to make it clearer here. When I click Bibtex Generated
Bibliography, I can see some default bib files like "test" and I can see my
file "bibfile". But when I try insert citations, I can only see references
from "test.bib" but not from my file. I did "Rescan" in Tools->TeX
Inform
Maka Mohu wrote:
> I ran texhash, configure, Tools>Tex information>rescan and restarted lyx.
> Still I can add the bibtex database since it is seen automatically but
> when using cite the references of only the default bibtex "test" is shown.
> If I add the data base manually through the browse bu
, rgheck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maka Mohu wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>> I use LyX 1.5.3. I have in my .bashrc the following:
>>
>> export TEXMFLOCAL=/home/maka/me/database/documents/texmf
>> #bibtex, add to default setup.
>> export BIBINPUTS=$TEXMFLOCAL/
Maka Mohu wrote:
Hi!
I use LyX 1.5.3. I have in my .bashrc the following:
export TEXMFLOCAL=/home/maka/me/database/documents/texmf
#bibtex, add to default setup.
export BIBINPUTS=$TEXMFLOCAL/bibtex/bib:
I can add the "test.bib" which comes with the installation and my bi
Hi!
I use LyX 1.5.3. I have in my .bashrc the following:
export TEXMFLOCAL=/home/maka/me/database/documents/texmf
#bibtex, add to default setup.
export BIBINPUTS=$TEXMFLOCAL/bibtex/bib:
I can add the "test.bib" which comes with the installation and my bib file
say bibfile.bib but
If you could put together a minimal test case, we might be able to make
some progress here. It seems that LyX may misuse the BIBINPUTS variable,
perhaps searching underneath that directory? You might also try running
LyX with debugging enabled (see lyx -dbg).
Richard
Jim Rockford wrote:
> I
I use lyx 1.4.3 with linux (Fedora Core 5), and in the past have found it
useful to define the environment variable
BIBINPUTS = /home/jim/my_bibfiles
My impression was that this allowed bibtex by default to search for .bib
files in this particular directory, so that when it came to adding .bib
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