[SVN] Revision 1391 (Latex)

[Brad Miller]

Good idea.  It looks like ctrl-cmd-b is available.  I'll go ahead and  
bind both bibtex and makeindex to that.

I was poking at Latexmk earlier this summer.  Latexmk is a perl  
script that takes care of the whole build for you running latex,  
bibtex, makeindex as many times as necessary and in the proper order.

The trick came when I looked at modifying the beast.  Oh how I hate  
to read other people's Perl code!
I want to maintain the nice html output page we have in TextMate.  At  
the time it looked easier to modify the Python script I wrote for  
parsing the Latex output than figuring out the existing Perl.  So I  
decided to procrastinate and do some actual writing for a while.   
I'll take another look at latexmk and my script and see if I can get  
somewhere now.

Brad


On Jul 28, 2005, at 10:50 AM, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:

> On Jul 28, 2005, at 8:53 AM, Brad Miller wrote:
>
>> Added two new commands to run bibtex and makeindex.  How do people  
>> feel about adding them to cmd-b so all possible latex compile  
>> commands would appear in a list.  I'm not really in favor doing  
>> this  because you run latex 100 times more often than these other  
>> commands.
>>
>
> I agree with you, I'd rather not have them together with latex.  
> Maybe cmd-<other mod>-b ?
> On a slightly unrelated topic though, is it possible to have the  
> latex command run twice if there are cross-references that it  
> hasn't gotten right yet? It does bring up some warning if it needs  
> to be run twice, can we check for that warning?
>
> Charilaos Skiadas
> Department of Mathematics
> University of Chicago
>
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