Every time I creates a tex file and compile it it generates me a bunch of files (.aux etc etc) in the same directory. Now I know that it's not a bundle's fault, doing it from the command line is the same, but is there a way to make the pdflatex command put them somewhere else (a tmp directory)?
On Apr 16, 2009, at 1:59 AM, Andrea Crotti wrote:
Every time I creates a tex file and compile it it generates me a bunch of files (.aux etc etc) in the same directory. Now I know that it's not a bundle's fault, doing it from the command line is the same, but is there a way to make the pdflatex command put them somewhere else (a tmp directory)?
You can try this bundle: http://github.com/alexross/latextra-tmbundle/tree/master
The Typeset & View command in this bundle compiles all documents in a temporary directory keeping your working dir clean. It requires Skim.app as the viewer, and doesn't have all the features of the one in the LaTeX bundle but it's full-featured enough that I use it exclusively.
—Alex
Alex Ross-8 wrote:
The Typeset & View command in this bundle compiles all documents in a temporary directory keeping your working dir clean. It requires Skim.app as the viewer, and doesn't have all the features of the one in the LaTeX bundle but it's full-featured enough that I use it exclusively.
Ok thanks a lot, but otherwise also just hide those files from the project drawer would be enough.. Is there a setting for that?
Would be very nice a per-project and global hide setting, and maybe a kind of fake folder that display them if you really need to watch them, what do you think?
On Apr 20, 2009, at 2:35 AM, Andrea Crotti wrote:
Ok thanks a lot, but otherwise also just hide those files from the project drawer would be enough.. Is there a setting for that?
Oh…
You can easily hide them from the project drawer, there is a “File Pattern” option under the Folder References tab in the Advanced pane in TextMate's preferences. It is already a negative match (things *not* matching appear in the drawer), so you can just add the file extensions you want to hide at the end of the rule. There is a similar thing per-project, you bring up the dialog by deselecting all files in the drawer and clicking on the little “info” button.
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