I am switching from using TextMate for all of my programing tasks. The last (and incredibly frustrating) hang-up I am having is getting it to compile my LaTeX documents. Whenever I add the command \includegraphics{filename.pdf} to a file it chokes even thought if I open the same LaTeX document with TeXShop it compiles perfectly. The output I get even when I am using verbose is not very helpful, even though I have been using LaTeX for 7 years or so.
I compile in TexShop with the Latex command and it appears from the log that it is accessing the "/usr/local/texlive/2009" directory. Further TeXShop is set with the following settings (I have also attached a screencap of these settings:
Path settings
(pdf)TeX (default: /usr/texbin) /usr/texbin
Distiller (ghostscript) (default: /usr/local/bin) /usr/local/bin
pdfTeX
Tex (default: pdftex) pdftex --shell-escape
Latex (default: pdflatex) pdflatex --shell-escape
TeX + dvips + distiller
Tex (default: simpdftex tex) simpdftex tex --maxpfb
Latex (default: simpdftex latex) simpdftex latex --maxpfb
I am guessing that Textmate must be calling a different version of latex that does not like to be fed .pdf files.
The PATH that Textmate recovered the first time I tried to compile a LaTeX document is:
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/texbin:/usr/X11/bin
Is there a way I can set Textmate to use the same engine that TexShop is using?
Thanks,
Robi
