Hello,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
With best regards
Christof
On Jan 20, 2006, at 8:08 AM, Christof Janssen wrote:
Hello,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
In TextMate Preferences, under the Advanced tab, there are shell variables. Create a new one with name TM_LATEX_VIEWER and value TeXniscope. Make sure it's enabled. That should do it. Then you need to customize Texniscope a bit if you want pdfsync to work. Have you seen these: http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/09/textmate-latex- screencast-no-1/ http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/16/textmate-latex- screencast-no-2/
With best regards
Christof
Haris
Am 20. Jan 2006 um 15:15 schrieb Charilaos Skiadas:
On Jan 20, 2006, at 8:08 AM, Christof Janssen wrote:
Hello,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
In TextMate Preferences, under the Advanced tab, there are shell variables. Create a new one with name TM_LATEX_VIEWER and value TeXniscope. Make sure it's enabled. That should do it. Then you need to customize Texniscope a bit if you want pdfsync to work. Have you seen these: http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/09/textmate-latex- screencast-no-1/ http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/16/textmate-latex- screencast-no-2/
Thanks, I have seen these and your tip did the trick. Just wonderful, thanks a lot. -- I just seem to have problems with pdfsync - When I Shift Command in Texniscope it opens up a new Textmate window every time I do that instead of switching to the window already open.
With best regards
Christof
Haris
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Sorry for causing unnecessary traffic, I just forgot to change the editor open arguments in the Texniscope preference pane. Now, everything works fine, except that pdfsync is somewhat inaccurate compared to the syncing I was used to from texshop.
Christof
Am 20. Jan 2006 um 15:41 schrieb Christof Janssen:
Am 20. Jan 2006 um 15:15 schrieb Charilaos Skiadas:
On Jan 20, 2006, at 8:08 AM, Christof Janssen wrote:
Hello,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
In TextMate Preferences, under the Advanced tab, there are shell variables. Create a new one with name TM_LATEX_VIEWER and value TeXniscope. Make sure it's enabled. That should do it. Then you need to customize Texniscope a bit if you want pdfsync to work. Have you seen these: http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/09/textmate- latex-screencast-no-1/ http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/2006/01/16/textmate- latex-screencast-no-2/
Thanks, I have seen these and your tip did the trick. Just wonderful, thanks a lot. -- I just seem to have problems with pdfsync - When I Shift Command in Texniscope it opens up a new Textmate window every time I do that instead of switching to the window already open.
With best regards
Christof
Haris
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On Jan 20, 2006, at 8:55 AM, Christof Janssen wrote:
Sorry for causing unnecessary traffic, I just forgot to change the editor open arguments in the Texniscope preference pane. Now, everything works fine, except that pdfsync is somewhat inaccurate compared to the syncing I was used to from texshop.
Excellent! Not much we can do about the inaccuracy I'm afraid though.
Christof
Haris
On Jan 20, 2006, at 8:41 AM, Christof Janssen wrote:
Thanks, I have seen these and your tip did the trick. Just wonderful, thanks a lot. -- I just seem to have problems with pdfsync - When I Shift Command in Texniscope it opens up a new Textmate window every time I do that instead of switching to the window already open.
In the Paths tab of the preferences, I've set the Editor command to 'open' and the Editor arguments to: '"txmt://open?url=file://%file&line=%line"' Notice the double quotes, they need to be part of the line. Then command-clicking does the trick for me, without opening a new window.
There's also another suggestion in the comments to my first screencast, using the command line tool mate, but I haven't tried that.
If you are still having trouble, perhaps you could send me a sample file exhibiting the behavior? Then we'll know if it's a deeper issue, or whether some settings need to be set on your machine (though I can't think what right now).
Haris
Hi Christof,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
I think that you're just missing the help file for the latex bundle.
Have a look at
Automation => Run Command => Latex => View README
It's very helpful, even if a few of the keyboard shortcuts listed there are a little out of sync with the bundle.
Haris's screencasts are also highly recommended. See
http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/
if you haven't already discovered them.
Best of luck, Paul
Hi Christof,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
I think that you're just missing the help file for the latex bundle.
Have a look at
Automation => Run Command => Latex => View README
It's very helpful, even if a few of the keyboard shortcuts listed there are a little out of sync with the bundle.
Haris's screencasts are also highly recommended. See
http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/
if you haven't already discovered them.
Best of luck, Paul
Hi Paul,
thanks for especially pointing out the Automation => Run Command => Latex => View README way of getting help !
Christof Am 20. Jan 2006 um 15:18 schrieb Paul McCann:
Hi Christof,
I am a bloody newbie to both TextMate and TeXniscope, but I would like to give this combination a try. Unfortunately, I could not find an answer to the following problem (despite looking in the archives and googling the web). How do I configure the LaTeX bundle: Typeset & View that it starts TeXniscope from within TextMate ? Is anyone willing to share the script ?
I think that you're just missing the help file for the latex bundle.
Have a look at
Automation => Run Command => Latex => View README
It's very helpful, even if a few of the keyboard shortcuts listed there are a little out of sync with the bundle.
Haris's screencasts are also highly recommended. See
http://skiadas.dcostanet.net/afterthought/
if you haven't already discovered them.
Best of luck, Paul
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