[OS X TeX] using ITeXMac with external editor and preview
Dalyoung
haksan at mac.com
Sat Feb 19 06:47:36 CET 2005
> I don't know well about AppleScript.
> However, I understand your scripts as follows:
> 1. In the script
> - it checked file name and its directory
> - it formulated cmd for the terminal.
> - call CompileTeX-engine
> 2. In the CompileTeX-engine, it run the command depends on the input
> argument.
>
> So I just replaced "BBEdit" with "TextWranger" in the AppleScrips and
> recompileed them.
> For xelatex and context, I copied pdflatex script and changed
> "-pdflatex" in "set cmd to ...." to "-xelatex" and "-texexec", and
> added two cases of "xelatex" and "context" to CompileTeX-engine as
> almost same as in pdflatex case.
>
> As you see, I almost do nothing but copying and modifying a few lines.
>
> Your scripts gave me a lot of convenience to handle TeX process from
> the editor.
>
> Thank you again for nice scripts.
>
> Dalyoung
>
> ******************
> tell application "TextWrangler"
> set numdocs to the number of text documents
> repeat with i from 1 to numdocs
> if (modified of text document i) then
> save text document i
> end if
> end repeat
> end tell
> if numdocs > 0 then
> tell application "TextWrangler"
> set mypath to get file of active document of window 1
> end tell
> set myHome to do shell script "echo $HOME"
> set cmd to myHome & "/bin/CompileTeX-engine" & " -xelatex " & (POSIX
> path of mypath)
> ...
> ...
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