Manuals, examples and templates that use (traditional) bibtex should have set the bibliography processor to bibtex. Else, these documents do not compile if a user has set the processor to 'biber' in the preferences
The macro is identical to \ldots in texted, but this way, tex2lyx can import both \ldots (as InsetSpecialChar) and \dots (as unicode glyph), while retaining the original distinction (which might get relevant with some special packages or via user redefinition of one of these macros).
This provides a working examples that can be viewed directly
and makes the templates compilable out-of-the box.
When moving the example, I removed what I interpreted to be
an errant apostrophe.
This document does not export to PDF. Further, if one tries
to export to PDF on some systems, the process hangs. This commit
thus changes the default output format to xhtml and explains in a
note at the top that LyX does not currently support exporting this
document to PDF.
Note also that this document seems to be outdated and so is a
candidate for attic.
Further, this document is a candidate for being renamed. Currently
users might be confused if they are looking for the canonical way
(no need for DocBook) to write an article for AGU journals. For
that, they should use AGUTeX.lyx.
The labels for the references are now in the format
"author(year)". Without this, the following error is given:
"Bibliography not compatible with author-year citations"
Thanks to Richard for the fix.
When a user creates a new document from a template, the template
is copied but relative paths are not changed, so the resulting
.lyx file is broken. By moving documents with relative paths to
examples, the files will compile out of the box.
A long-term solution that allows for relative paths in templates
is still desired and will be discussed in #8643 or in a new ticket.
When comparing the contents of two lyx-files, we should not care about the specific version. Later, this can be extended to also not care whether the file is produced by tex2lyx, lyx2lyx, or LyX.
Modified-By: Vincent van Ravesteijn <vfr@lyx.org>
Some export test are known to fail. Checking them every time is cumbersome.
Now, the tests marked in file revertedTests will invert the success condition
and mark the test as INVERTED_SEE-README.ctest.
If some of the tests in revertedTests fails, this is good, and the testname
can be removed from it.
Using autotools, the availability of putenv is not checked, so
the macro HAVE_PUTENV is not defined and compiling stops with
the error "No environment-setting function has been defined."
Thus, also check for putenv.
