I selected pdflatex from the preferences window, but I got that error when running it. Maybe an option where you can specify a directory for the compilation to look for the binaries.

Cheers,

Tim.

On 8/7/07, Brad Miller bmiller@luther.edu wrote:

Tim,

TM_LATEX_COMPILER is not supported in the new release. You can control which latex you want to run from the new Latex Preferences window.

I'm amazed that /usr/bin/type is not part of 10.3. Sorry about that. I'll look for a better alternative.

Brad

-- Brad Miller Assistant Professor, Computer Science Luther College

On 8/7/07, Tim Lahey tim.lahey@gmail.com wrote:

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Hi,

I have one machine still running 10.3 and when TextMate was updated to the latest version (with the new LaTeX changes) it broke my LaTeX compilation.

I get the following error:

sh: line 1: /usr/bin/type: No such file or directory Error: pdflatex is not found

Sure enough, there is no /usr/bin/type. I've specified the pdflatex location as TM_LATEX_COMPILER.

I've downloaded 1.5.6 and I'll revert to that in the mean time.

Cheers,

Tim.

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Thanks Robin,

That was silly of me. But I wasn't sure I could call a builtin from os.system().

Brad