[Mac OS X TeX] Using CMacTeX with TeXShop
Maarten Sneep
sneep at nat.vu.nl
Wed Nov 14 14:26:21 CET 2001
Hello,
Ive written a script that will allow you to use CMacTeX with TeXShop (sort off,
it needs some more work, but it is a start). If you use networked drives, this
script needs more work for you. (don't say I didn't warn you).
The script starts after the signature. A few lines are probably too long to fit
on a single line in this mail. See the comments.
Maarten Sneep
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Maarten Sneep
Atomic- and Laser Physics group
vrije Universiteit, amsterdam
The Netherlands
#!/bin/sh
# this is a simple script to use CMacTeX with TeXShop.
# save this script (with unix line breaks!) to a file (cmacpdflatex) and
# set the executable bits (chmod a+x cmacpdflatex)
# This script was written by Maarten Sneep (sneep at nat.vu.nl)
# do whatever you want with it, although I'm the irresponsible guy... ;-)
# variables
temporary_script_file="/tmp/cmactex_temp_script.$$"
dir=`pwd`
file_name="$1"
# create an AppleScript to call CMacTeX
echo "set unix_path to \"$DIR\"" > $temporary_script_file
echo "set tile_name to \"$file_name\"" >> $temporary_script_file
cat >> $temporary_script_file <<EOF
(* This is a template for a complete AppleScript. You'll need to add a few
lines above to define unix_path and file_name. If those are defined,
you're set *)
(* translate the unix path to a mac path. If someone has a better idea,
please let me know *)
set mac_path to ""
repeat with i from 1 to ( number of characters in unix_path )
set c to character i of unix_path
if ( c is equal to "/" ) then
set mac_path to mac_path & ":"
end if
if ( c is equal to ":" ) then
set mac_path to mac_path & "/"
end if
if ( c is not equal to ":" and c is not equal to "/" ) then
set mac_path to mac_path & c
end if
end repeat
if ( mac_path starts with ":Volumes:" ) then
-- the next two lines should be on a single line !!
set mac_path to (((characters 10 through (number of characters in
mac_path)) of mac_path) as string) as alias)
else
set mac_path to (((path to startup disk) as string) & mac_path) as alias)
end if
tell application "CMacTeX"
activate
exec ("pdflatex " & file_name) in the folder mac_path
end tell
(* end of the applescript *)
EOF
# run the script, dump output in the bitbucket
osascript -l AppleScript $temporary_script_file > /dev/null
# remove temp script file
rm $temporary_script_file
# last line of this script
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