Hi gang,
I'm using TM/Skim for some LaTeX and when typesetting — using mklatex.pl —, nearly everything is alright. Except for a little annoying message : Skim tell me that “The document 'file.tex' can‘t be opened. File does not exist.” Yet, it just has been. This happened on different files, but only when there are non ascii characters in the file path. Removing those character make the message disappear. I'm not sure wether it is a problem with Skim or TM. I tried with both "retail" and svn version of the LaTeX package.
Any hint of what it could be?
Thanks,
Édouard
Just a couple of questions:
Are you using the latest version from subversion?
I assume the message file.tex can't be opened is in a Skim Dialog box? Do you see any other errors in the typeset and view window?
Do you have the 'Check for file changes' box selected in skim preferences?
Brad
Le 2 oct. 07 à 13:47, Brad Miller a écrit :
Just a couple of questions:
Are you using the latest version from subversion?
Well, I exported it this very morning so I guess. Is there some way to ensure I'm using the right version ? I may have installed it the wrong way — I just double clicked it and answered the following dialog.
I assume the message file.tex can't be opened is in a Skim Dialog box? Do you see any other errors in the typeset and view window?
Oh, my bad. I meant 'file.pdf'. And this 'file.pdf' is opened in a dialog box or from the Finder without any problem.
I don't see any error in the typeset and view window: a Dialog Box appears in Skim with the message "The document 'file.pdf' could not be opened. File does not exists", preventing the Typeset and view window from closing until I hit OK in Skim.
Do you have the 'Check for file changes' box selected in skim preferences?
I used to, but I changed it when I updated to SVN. The problem remained.
Édouard
Brad
Brad Miller Assistant Professor, Computer Science Luther College
On 10/2/07, Édouard Gilbert edouard.gilbert@gmail.com wrote: Hi gang,
I'm using TM/Skim for some LaTeX and when typesetting — using mklatex.pl —, nearly everything is alright. Except for a little annoying message : Skim tell me that "The document 'file.tex' can't be opened. File does not exist." Yet, it just has been. This happened on different files, but only when there are non ascii characters in the file path. Removing those character make the message disappear. I'm not sure wether it is a problem with Skim or TM. I tried with both "retail" and svn version of the LaTeX package.
Any hint of what it could be?
Thanks,
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Le 3 oct. 07 à 00:44, Brad Miller a écrit :
Did you mean updated this morning? I don't know what you would double click on to get the latest version of the latex bundle from subversion. See Section 5.7 here: http://macromates.com/textmate/ manual/bundles.
I exported — svn export, not svn checkout — the bundle from the svn repository yesterday morning and then double-clicked it for TM to put it in the right place.
Given that I've tried to reproduce your problem here by adding characters like ü and é into some file names, and then running Typeset and View on the file. So far I have not been able to reproduce your problem.
I just tried on another test session and it won't do it neither. So it's user related. After some tests, it appears that - the "displayline" command from Skim.app raise the same error - "Show in PDF Viewer" too - When I try to jump to a given line from Skim to TM thanks to pdfsync, TM open a new window with the same document. However, it does it the first time only or when I close this newly opened window.
So I guess it's a Skim bug. Just in case, what is your locale and where is it set ?
As always, thanks for your help
Édouard
On 10/3/07, Édouard Gilbert edouard.gilbert@gmail.com wrote:
Le 3 oct. 07 à 00:44, Brad Miller a écrit :
Did you mean updated this morning? I don't know what you would double click on to get the latest version of the latex bundle from subversion. See Section 5.7 here: http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/bundles.
I exported — svn export, not svn checkout — the bundle from the svn repository yesterday morning and then double-clicked it for TM to put it in the right place.
Ahh, just so you know, I think this method will break the completion mechanism in the latex bundle. The latex bundle has dependencies with the main support directory.
Given that I've tried to reproduce your problem here by adding characters
like ü and é into some file names, and then running Typeset and View on the file. So far I have not been able to reproduce your problem.
I just tried on another test session and it won't do it neither. So it's user related. After some tests, it appears that
- the "displayline" command from Skim.app raise the same error
- "Show in PDF Viewer" too
- When I try to jump to a given line from Skim to TM thanks to pdfsync, TM
open a new window with the same document. However, it does it the first time only or when I close this newly opened window.
So I guess it's a Skim bug. Just in case, what is your locale and where is it set ?
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking for here
$ locale LANG= LC_COLLATE="C" LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8" LC_MESSAGES="C" LC_MONETARY="C" LC_NUMERIC="C" LC_TIME="C" LC_ALL="C/en_US.UTF-8/C/C/C/C"
As always, thanks for your help
Édouard
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The problem is now corrected in Skim v. 9.3, thanks to the Skim developing team and to Christiaan Hofman who worked around the bug.
Édouard
Le 3 oct. 07 à 14:00, Brad Miller a écrit :
On 10/3/07, Édouard Gilbert edouard.gilbert@gmail.com wrote: Le 3 oct. 07 à 00:44, Brad Miller a écrit :
Did you mean updated this morning? I don't know what you would double click on to get the latest version of the latex bundle from subversion. See Section 5.7 here: http://macromates.com/textmate/ manual/bundles.
I exported — svn export, not svn checkout — the bundle from the svn repository yesterday morning and then double-clicked it for TM to put it in the right place.
Ahh, just so you know, I think this method will break the completion mechanism in the latex bundle. The latex bundle has dependencies with the main support directory.
Given that I've tried to reproduce your problem here by adding characters like ü and é into some file names, and then running Typeset and View on the file. So far I have not been able to reproduce your problem.
I just tried on another test session and it won't do it neither. So it's user related. After some tests, it appears that
- the "displayline" command from Skim.app raise the same error
- "Show in PDF Viewer" too
- When I try to jump to a given line from Skim to TM thanks to
pdfsync, TM open a new window with the same document. However, it does it the first time only or when I close this newly opened window.
So I guess it's a Skim bug. Just in case, what is your locale and where is it set ? I'm not sure exactly what you are asking for here
$ locale LANG= LC_COLLATE="C" LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8" LC_MESSAGES="C" LC_MONETARY="C" LC_NUMERIC="C" LC_TIME="C" LC_ALL="C/en_US.UTF-8/C/C/C/C"
As always, thanks for your help
Édouard
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