On 27 Jul 2009, at 18:32, textmate@sgharms.oib.com wrote:
Steps:
- cd ~/Desktop
- cp -r Aeneid\ Translation/ TexmateTest
- cd TextmateTest
- try local pdflatex....
In your original letter you said you used the standard article template, so I assume your problem isn’t just with the ‘aeneid_book.tex’, right?
[...] Is there any way I could get some more debugging output on this?
You can press ⌥⌘U with the output window open, that should show you the source of what it is displaying. Maybe there is something in that which can shed some light on it.
You can also run something like `ps` to see which processes are running, that might show if pdflatex is the thing stalling, or if any commands are still being run by TextMate, e.g. use the following options for parent PID: ps -axww -o "ppid,pid,command="
Also maybe you could provide more details, like, has this ever worked for you? What if you create a new account and test it there, does that work?
Brad Miller Associate Professor, Computer Science Luther College
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 11:32 AM, textmate@sgharms.oib.com wrote:
... Is there any way I could get some more debugging output on this?
defaults write com.macromates.textmate latexDebug 1
Steven
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Allan Odgaard (mailinglist@textmate.org) wrote:
On 25 Jul 2009, at 13:09, textmate@sgharms.oib.com wrote:
Steps:
- Use ⌘-O in Textmate to open file ~/Desktop/Aeneid Translation/
aeneid_book.tex 2. Use ⌘-R to build the TeX source 3. Textmate stalls. I see neither aeneid_book.pdf on ~/Desktop nor in ~/Desktop/Aeneid Translation/
Perhaps the issue is with spaces in the path.
Could you try this with a path without spaces?
And if that fails, can you try invoke ‘pdflatex’ directly from Terminal and see if that works?
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