On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Allan Odgaard (mailinglist@textmate.org) wrote:<br />
> > 0. cd ~/Desktop <br />
> > 1. cp -r Aeneid\ Translation/ TexmateTest <br />
> > 2. cd TextmateTest <br />
> > 3. try local pdflatex....<br />
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> In your original letter you said you used the standard article <br />
> template, so I assume your problem isn’t just with the <br />
> ‘aeneid_book.tex’, right?<br />
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Correct, I can take Textmate -> New from Template -> LaTeX -> Article and then run ⌘R and the error also occurs.<br />
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> > Is there any way I could get some more debugging output on this?<br />
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> You can press ⌥⌘U with the output window open, that should show you <br />
> the source of what it is displaying. Maybe there is something in that <br />
> which can shed some light on it.<br />
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That didn't give any enlightening output. Just a bunch of HTML and CSS directives.<br />
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> You can also run something like `ps` to see which processes are <br />
> running, that might show if pdflatex is the thing stalling, or if any <br />
> commands are still being run by TextMate, e.g. use the following <br />
> options for parent PID: ps -axww -o "ppid,pid,command="<br />
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I only see the PID for the running Textmate process, the PID has no children.<br />
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> Also maybe you could provide more details, like, has this ever worked <br />
> for you? What if you create a new account and test it there, does that <br />
> work?<br />
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I. <br />
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1. I had this working on my old laptop. I could edit aeneid_book.tex ( or, specifically included{} sub-files ), build within Textmate and view within Skim.<br />
2. What changed: Got a new laptop, so there's a variety of changes that could be in place<br />
3. PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/local/texlive/2008/bin/universal-darwin<br />
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II.<br />
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2. I created a new user, launched Textmate, created a new generic template LaTeX file and had the same error.<br />
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