[TxMt] Re: Ruby 1.9 and LaTeXtra
Alex Ross
tm-alex at rosiba.com
Tue Sep 22 20:04:21 UTC 2009
Hi Alain,
> I would like to use ruby 1.9 under Snow 10.6
>
> 1) How to install Ruby 1.9 :
> Side by side with 1.8.7 or remove 1.8.7 ?
> What is the best solution ?
I'm sorry but I don't know anything about Ruby 1.9. I haven't
installed it, and I'm not sure if it is compatible with Executor (the
ruby lib that powers LaTeXtra).
> I will continue to compile LaTeX with TextMate
>
> 2) I'm interesting by the code of the command "Typset & View in Skim"
> of the bundle LaTeXtra and also by the command "Preview Tikz Picture"
>
> I would like to know the important points in these codes, perhaps
> if it's possible to read some comments about the code
The best place to look for documentation of Executor (which powers
both of those commands) is here: http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Support/lib/tm/executor.rb
So, I've deprecated the LaTeXtra bundle and am now in the process of
merging that code into the LaTeX bundle. You can try the WIP bundle
here: http://github.com/alexross/latex.tmbundle. This should be
installed _along side_ the regular latex bundle and will show up as
LaTeX2 in the bundle editor. There are some sort of experimental
macros/snippets in there that you may not like, just delete them if
that is the case. I have very short description at the above link,
but feel free to ask anything.
I also have gotten rid of the “Preview TikZ picture” command
because I have stumbled on a better method. What you should do is
keep your tikz pictures in their own files. The bundle includes a
“default format” which will be used when you compile a document
that does not have a preamble. You may also specify a custom format
if you have specially defined macros (or tikz styles) and point to it
with TM_LATEX_DEFAULT_FORMAT. I've been meaning to do a screencast
showing off all these features/workflows but of course I'm always
busy :/
—Alex
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