TeXShop has a neat solution for this: it lets you set a master document manually (which is no big deal for larger projects). This way, if you hit LaTeX in any of the documents, the master documents gets LaTeXed. This should be a piece of cake to add to TextMate … although I still use TeXShop to compile and check my LaTeX documents.
Max
On May 28, 2006, at 4:58 PM, Max Lein wrote:
TeXShop has a neat solution for this: it lets you set a master document manually (which is no big deal for larger projects). This way, if you hit LaTeX in any of the documents, the master documents gets LaTeXed. This should be a piece of cake to add to TextMate … although I still use TeXShop to compile and check my LaTeX documents.
TextMate does have that , it is done via the project variable TM_LATEX_MASTER which you can set separately for each project you have, and I dare say I couldn't live without it. The problem we were dealing with was different however. It was how to do it so that the various files included in the master file could be compilable as they are, so that one does not have to run the master file each time if they just want to see how the current file would look. In other words we wanted "include'd files that can also be individually compiled".
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