Sorry, I didn't realized it skipped creating table of contents. However, I see that when I call latexmk.pl manually with only the option -pdf, it creates a TOC. I think that the LaTeX bundle disables this feature using a temporary latexmkrc file.
Maybe this should be discussed with the maintainers of the bundle (I'm also quite new to TextMate so I don't know who this would be. I would start by looking at the recent commits to the bundle).
Pierre Riteau
On 13 févr. 09, at 13:13, Felipe Rech Meneguzzi wrote:
I just checked that, but this is not quite what I expected, the script seems only to run latex+bibtex, and it did not create the table of contents properly, so this is not the equivalent of the texify command, I'm afraid.
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Felipe Rech Meneguzzi <felipe.rech@gmail.com
wrote:
Thank you very much for your help here, the function of that option was not very clear to me before :-)
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On 12 f?vr. 09, at 14:04, Felipe Rech Meneguzzi wrote:
Hello all,
I've searched the texmate documentation for the latex bunde and then list archive but did not find any query towards this functionality, so I am posting my suggestion here. I've recently moved to the mac from working in windows and was quickly convinced by a friend to use textmate both for programming and LaTeX editing. In the LaTeX department, I have noticed that there is no shortcut to execute this sequence of commands: latex + bibtex + latex + latex. In the windows incarnation of LaTeX, mikTeX has an executable that does this, but I believe this is easily done by a script under MacOS. It would not be extremely hard to create a script to do this, and smart it up by checking for the existence of a bbl file and comparing its date with the source files in a textmate project and decide on the most efficient sequence of commands. I would greatly appreciate it if (assuming people liked the idea, of course) someone with more experience in textmate could add this functionality, otherwise I may have to learn how the bundles work and try to do it myself.
Use Latexmk.pl? (see LaTeX bundle preferences)
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