when I attempt to compile (read: typeset and view) a LaTeX document I get the following errors:
/bin/bash: line 34: require_cmd: command not found /bin/bash: line 45: latexErrWarnHtml.py: command not found Click Here to Preview
I am unable to figure out which script is responsible for these errors. If anybody has had simmilar problems how did you fix them, or if you know where these might be coming from then I could start looking there.
Oh, and I am using the i-installer version of tex.
Further more I would like to propose using '1>&2' in scripts to pipe output to the console where it can be more easily viewed for debugging purposes.
-adam
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Dear TMers, dear Adam,
/bin/bash: line 34: require_cmd: command not found /bin/bash: line 45: latexErrWarnHtml.py: command not found Click Here to Preview
I am unable to figure out which script is responsible for these errors. If anybody has had simmilar problems how did you fix them, or if you know where these might be coming from then I could start looking there.
I believe the file sits somewhere in the LaTeX.tmbundle directory… type "locate latexErr" on the Terminal
/Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles/ Latex.tmbundle/Support/bin/latexErrWarnHtml.py /Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/Latex.tmbundle/Support/ bin/latexErrWarnHtml.py
Further more I would like to propose using '1>&2' in scripts to pipe output to the console where it can be more easily viewed for debugging purposes.
If at all, provide the option to do so, as the parsed error logs are very cool and useful. Of course, error messages like the one above could go anywhere… but the user should decide and know where it goes… so an option or a TM_VARIABLE would be best. Not?
Dan
On 23. Oct 2006, at 03:37, Adam Hitchcock wrote:
when I attempt to compile (read: typeset and view) a LaTeX document I get the following errors:
/bin/bash: line 34: require_cmd: command not found /bin/bash: line 45: latexErrWarnHtml.py: command not found Click Here to Preview
What version of the OS are you using?
Further more I would like to propose using '1>&2' in scripts to pipe output to the console where it can be more easily viewed for debugging purposes.
I think you then mean >/dev/console -- though 99% of casual users will not have their console open, and thus not see them. So I don’t understand how that should make things easier.
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