Runtime logs and command prompt in Lyx?

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LyX is a GUI based editor. The ability to see which LaTeX things are loaded each time would be useful. Example is Trial 5 where I try to determine whether Lyx loaded the aaltothesis.cls correctly. So

Is there any command prompt or runtime logs available in LyX?

Also, if you're just interested in the source, View --> Source pane, and select Complete source. — Torbjørn T., Jun 08 '16 at 20:02
I agree with Torbjørn T. Note that if you leave the source pane open while you edit, LyX might be slow because it will be continuously exporting the entire document to LaTeX. — scottkosty, Jun 09 '16 at 02:29
For more information, you can also do View > Messages Pane. You can select whether you want very verbose logging. — scottkosty, Jun 09 '16 at 02:30

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 05 '17 at 08:54

To summarize the comments:

If you wish to see the actual LaTeX source that LyX generates, select View --> Source Pane. In the panel that appears, there is a box on the right where you can choose Complete source. (The default might be Current paragraph.)
If you want to see the .log file from (pdf|xe|lua)latex, go to Document --> LaTeX log.
For even more information, View --> Messages Pane.

Runtime logs and command prompt in Lyx?

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