Hi,

I'm attaching the compile script I use, or actually combination of scripts. The compile script expects to get nothing as input and discards its output, and the 'save active file before running command' thing should be on. The command that runs it is:

compile-tm "$TM_FILEPATH" >/dev/null 2>&1 &

Two points:

- This reports on how things went via Growl---and it doesn't check if you have it installed---so if you don't use it, you might want to go into the 'compile-report' script and change the Growl stuff to something else, like maybe an AppleScript dialog box. (Just redirecting the output of the script to a tooltip won't work without serious additional fiddling.)

- This tries to preview using TeXniscope.

The typeset script works analogously. I'm also attaching a script that goes to the next TeX error by looking at the output file and piloting TM via AppleScript (which is a bit slow and causes the 'go to line' dialog box to appear briefly), and one that compiles the current selected text (but requires the whole document as input).

Hope some of this might be of some use... It's not particularly earth- shattering, but works OK for me.

On Dec 30, 2004, at 6:14 AM, Ivar Åsell wrote:

From: Ivar Åsell ivar@enskede.net Date: 2004/12/30 Thu AM 05:14:54 CST To: TM Users textmate@lists.macromates.com Subject: [TxMt] Help with LaTeX-build command

Hi!

I would like to be able to do this in TM

1. select a .tex-file
2. run a macro that

2.1 selects all text 2.2 runs that text through a "tex-compiler" wich listens to stdin 2.3 pipe the results from the "tex-compiler" to the preview-app (can this too listen to stdin?) which show me a nice pdf

And if I like the results I can save the .tex-file otherwise not. The main point here is that I which to see the pdf without having to save my .tex-file.

Would someone help me with this? I have an idea on how this is supposed to be done...

1. record a macro (alt-cmd-m)
2. select all text (cmd-a)
3. filter through command (shift-alt-r)

3.1 input: selection 3.2 output: ? discard? 3.3 command: ??? something like "<build pdf> | open -a /Applications/Preview.app"

I just read that "open" cannot read from stdin so I guess it has to be some other way around. Please, I'm really lousy at this stuff. Help would be much appreciated!

Kindest Regards Ivar

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