Hello Everyone, This has probably been discussed before when Apple's "El Capitan" came out. I have only recently upgraded to this OS. I am using Textmate for writing Latex documents. With the upgrade I loste the functionality of having .sty-files stored in a dedicated folders (texmf in pre-capitan times). Where do I put these files now? and more importantly: How to I tell Textmate (or the Latex Bundle) where to find them? Best, Christian
~/Library/texmf ?
On 22 Mar 2016, at 17:36, Christian Döhler chrd@posteo.de wrote:
Hello Everyone, This has probably been discussed before when Apple's "El Capitan" came out. I have only recently upgraded to this OS. I am using Textmate for writing Latex documents. With the upgrade I loste the functionality of having .sty-files stored in a dedicated folders (texmf in pre-capitan times). Where do I put these files now? and more importantly: How to I tell Textmate (or the Latex Bundle) where to find them? Best, Christian
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It is explained here (https://tug.org/mactex/elcapitan.html) that ~/Library/texmf should be the right path under El Capitan, while the old path ~/usr/texbin is not possible. but no, that does not work either.
I think, my problem is with "showing" Textmate (or the Latex Bundle within Textmate) where to find this location.
-Christian
On 22 Mar 2016, fukurokujo wrote:
~/Library/texmf ?
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Hello Everyone, This has probably been discussed before when Apple's "El Capitan" came out. I have only recently upgraded to this OS. I am using Textmate for writing Latex documents. With the upgrade I loste the functionality of having .sty-files stored in a dedicated folders (texmf in pre-capitan times). Where do I put these files now? and more importantly: How to I tell Textmate (or the Latex Bundle) where to find them? Best, Christian _______________________________________________ textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate
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1) you need to know if your installation of texlive/mactex is correct 2) you need to know if TM finds texlive perhaps you need to fix the path.
Texlive defines the folders used by your engine to find the .sty files, it's not TM
~/Library/texmf is always fine to put your files
Le 22 mars 2016 à 18:38, fukurokujo fukurokujoe@googlemail.com a écrit :
~/Library/texmf ?
On 22 Mar 2016, at 17:36, Christian Döhler chrd@posteo.de wrote:
Hello Everyone, This has probably been discussed before when Apple's "El Capitan" came out. I have only recently upgraded to this OS. I am using Textmate for writing Latex documents. With the upgrade I loste the functionality of having .sty-files stored in a dedicated folders (texmf in pre-capitan times). Where do I put these files now? and more importantly: How to I tell Textmate (or the Latex Bundle) where to find them? Best, Christian
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I know this is a stupid question, but did you reinstall MacTeX after the upgrade to El Capitain? It is a common mistake that people forget to do this after upgrading the OS.
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On 22 Mar 2016, at 18:27 pm, Alain Matthes alain.matthes@mac.com wrote:
- you need to know if your installation of texlive/mactex is correct
- you need to know if TM finds texlive perhaps you need to fix the path.
Texlive defines the folders used by your engine to find the .sty files, it's not TM
~/Library/texmf is always fine to put your files
Le 22 mars 2016 à 18:38, fukurokujo fukurokujoe@googlemail.com a écrit :
~/Library/texmf ?
On 22 Mar 2016, at 17:36, Christian Döhler chrd@posteo.de wrote:
Hello Everyone, This has probably been discussed before when Apple's "El Capitan" came out. I have only recently upgraded to this OS. I am using Textmate for writing Latex documents. With the upgrade I loste the functionality of having .sty-files stored in a dedicated folders (texmf in pre-capitan times). Where do I put these files now? and more importantly: How to I tell Textmate (or the Latex Bundle) where to find them? Best, Christian
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Hi,
as Alain already pointed out, TextMate's LaTeX bundle just invokes the programs (pdflatex, xelatex, …) provided by MacTeX. If typesetting of a file via command line works, then it should also work in TextMate without any additional setup.
Here is an example of the general steps to install a custom `.sty` file for the current user (Source: [StackExchange]). We assume here, that you want to install the [TrackChanges] package, which contains a single `.sty` file called `trackchanges.sty`:
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1. Create the folder `~/Library/texmf/tex/latex/trackchanges`. `~` is the name of your home directory. Note that the last folder has the same name as the package you want to install.
2. Move the file `trackchanges.sty` into the folder you just created.
3. If you want to test your setup, just paste the following text:
\documentclass{report} \usepackage[margins, adjustmargins]{trackchanges} \addeditor{ym} \begin{document} \add[ym]{Test} \end{document}
into a file called `test.tex` and translate it inside TextMate.
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Kind regards, René
[TrackChanges]: http://trackchanges.sourceforge.net [StackExchange]: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1137
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