In the first line of my .tex document I write: %!TEX TS-options = -output-dir='./output'
The effect is that all the output files, like .pdf, .aux, .log, etc goes to the directory /output . However, when I use the Latex Watch command, I get a .aux and a .pdf files on my current directory, and as a consequence, I can't have the features pdfsync(sync between the caret on .tex and the pdf) and latex watch (changing the .tex changes the .pdf,a kind of a live preview) on the same files. In the .pdf inside /output I get the pdf sync, and in the pdf created by the Latex Watch command, I have the "live preview" feature.
In sum, I would like both features on the same .pdf file inside the /output directory. How can I manage the Latex Watch to work on the /output directory instead of creating a new pdf on the current directory?
Best, S.V.
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I figured it out how to solve my problem.
But I would like to know if someone is having problems with Latex Watch and Textmate 2. When I use Latex Watch in Textmate 2, there is a window whose title is "LaTeX Watch" with the message "LaTeX Watch: Compiling document" that never closes. How to solve this problem?
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Hi S.V.,
I guess you have an old version of the LaTeX bundle installed. Did you make any modifications to the bundle? If not, you could try to remove the bundle (latex.tmbundle) from
and reinstall the current version under Preferences → Bundles. If that does not work you could also just stop the window from appearing by using the instructions provided in an older mailing list post http://textmate.1073791.n5.nabble.com/Re-TM2-Latex-Watch-Document-problem-td379.html .
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Actually I did some modifications on the Latex Bundle. I will try your suggestion now. In a few moments I will reply.
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