The proposed solution did not work as hoped for.
TtH operates like other standard "TeX programs (e.g. pdfLaTeX). It reads a foo.tex input file and produces a foo.html output. The goal is to then preview the foo.html output file. Hence I wish to view pdfLaTeX output using Skim while I wish to view TtH output using TexMate's standard HTML viewing facility.
Can someone suggest the appropriate code to do this.
Michael Goldweber
On Aug 12, 2009, at 7:45 PM, Michael Goldweber wrote:
The proposed solution did not work as hoped for.
TtH operates like other standard "TeX programs (e.g. pdfLaTeX). It reads a foo.tex input file and produces a foo.html output. The goal is to then preview the foo.html output file. Hence I wish to view pdfLaTeX output using Skim while I wish to view TtH output using TexMate's standard HTML viewing facility.
Can someone suggest the appropriate code to do this.
The two solutions I suggested are the appropriate ways to view a tex document that has been filtered through tth. You can either use the Web Preview window with a custom filter, or you can make a command that filters your document through tth and “Shows output as HTML”. There do not exist any other alternatives.
If you mean that you want the foo.html file to actually be created, then you need to specify that. If you do want the foo.html file to be created, then I'm sure you can figure out how to modify the second example I suggested to do so.