- #MACOX CHANGING PATH VARIABLE FOR TEX LIVE UTILITY MAC OS#
- #MACOX CHANGING PATH VARIABLE FOR TEX LIVE UTILITY PDF#
- #MACOX CHANGING PATH VARIABLE FOR TEX LIVE UTILITY INSTALL#
- #MACOX CHANGING PATH VARIABLE FOR TEX LIVE UTILITY ZIP FILE#
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Must be a relative path from the project root, without starting with. The following configuration parameters are supported:ĭirectory which shall contain all of the. The following parameters are used by this target: Installs all the required dependencies on a given system. The location is given by the REMOTE_SUBDIR configuration parameter.Īll remote files in the REMOTE_SUBDIR directory will be first removed before attempting the upload, so make sure that you don't set it to a useful directory.
Next, you must tell the server where to store your files. You will be prompted for the ftp password after running the command. They can be found in the control panel of your account. Those parameters together with the password are necessary for establishing the connection. You will need to set the following parameters in one of the Makefile configuration parameters: It is recommended that you only upload certain stable versions when you feel that the project has changed enough, and not every single development version, or you will have too many useless files in your server, taking up space and making users confused. An example is but there may be others out there which offer more space or bandwidth.Ī common usage of this is to upload to web servers with an HTTP server frontend so that end users can browse and download the uploaded distribution files with their browser without needing to compile them. Uploads the latest compiled distribution created by make dist via FTP.īefore using this, you must of course have the FTP account. It is however recommended that users configure their editors to use the makefile via command bindings. The removal of files under IN_DIR is done so that users who use their editors to compile the PDFs on the same directory as the TeX sources will also get a clean repo.
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The pdf.zip zip file contains the pdf/ subdirectory.Īnd any files which are any type of output generated by either latex, pdflatex, bibtex or synctex for example.
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The pdf/ subdirectory contains the PDF files of the original tree. If TAG is EMPTY, the operation is aborted. In non recursive operation, you just put all the dependencies in IN_DIR together with the TeX files.įor those unfamiliar with make: you can use targets simply as: bib will be put on the top-level ( ~/.repo-root) and the makefile is configured to make those visible to all subdirectories, while what all editors do by default is to take dependencies on the same dir as The reason why users must configure their editors for recursive operation is that dependencies such as. Therefore, only use recursive operation if having subdirectories will substantially increase the clarity of your project.Īlso, if you intend to use recursive operation, consider looking at the Editor configuration session. This may cause many users not to get involved into your project because of the entry barrier of configuring their editors. The trade-off is simple: if you intend recursive operation, you must then use the makefile provided with this project, and users must configure their editors to use that makefile. shared.sty is however only visible to them when the makefile is used. The index.sty is visible to both index.tex and subdir-index.tex even when made with most TeX IDEs, since it is no the same directory as those files. Which is not recursive since all input files are under src. You can check if those dependencies are installed with: lftp (optional): required if you want to upload your output files via FTP.pandoc (optional): required if you want to compile.Utilities required from TeX Live include:
Probably works with other LaTeX distributions, but untested.
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TeX Live 2013 ISO install (optional): used to transform.git: this should be used as a git submodule of another git repo.Remember that the utilities must be in your PATH. Windows is not POSIX compliant out-of-the-box, but you can easily install most POSIX utilities in one go with packages such as Cygwin and MinGW.
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This means that it will be easier to use this project in a Linux distro or Mac OS X, since those are largely POSIX compliant out-of-the-box.
This is designed to rely only on basic POSIX 7 command line utilities such as sh, cd, ln or find, and include extra utilities only when absolutely necessary. This section describes the utilities on which this project depends, and which you must install before using this project.
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LaTeX boilerplate to factor code across multiple projects.įor a template which already has this installed as submodule use.