[OS X TeX] ConTeXt and TeXLive ? [addendum]
Peter Dyballa
Peter_Dyballa at Web.DE
Tue Nov 14 23:48:38 CET 2006
Am 14.11.2006 um 23:09 schrieb Steffen Wolfrum:
> As I said, triggering ConTeXT from the terminal works fine, but
> what is TexShop missing?
You could try to run any of these "engines" from TeXShop:
#!/bin/bash
#
# @(#) env-bash.engine
#
# Time-stamp: <2006-11-14 23:24:25 pete>
#
# Just an "indicator" of the environment in which a TeXShop's engine
runs jobs.
#
env | sort
------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------
#!/bin/csh
#
# @(#) env-csh.engine
#
# Time-stamp: <2006-11-14 23:24:25 pete>
#
# Just an "indicator" of the environment in which a TeXShop's engine
runs jobs.
#
env | sort
echo
"#######################################################################
#"
set | sort
The first "engine" is meant for those that have bash as login shell,
the second one is meant for those that use tcsh as login shell.
Those, who have different login shell, surely are clever enough to
understand the principle and adjust the scripts in case they need to
use one.
How to install:
- open a Terminal;
- start to type (you can copy&paste): cat > ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/
env-bash.engine
- then press RETurn;
- now copy and paste the contents of such an "engine" into Terminal;
- terminate the input process with ^D, i.e. press ctrl and D (no
shift key) simultaneously;
- finish installation by invoking on Terminal's command line: chmod o
+x /Library/TeXShop/Engines/env-bash.engine
In case you prefer another login shell, then just change "bash" with
whatever you prefer.
How to use:
- open afterwards TeXShop;
- set in Preferences that the Console window is *always* open, not
only in case of an error;
- open *any* *TeX file;
- select your new env-*.engine;
- press the run button.
Now you have in TeXShop's Console window your environment listed and
sorted. I *think* it will show what TeXShop also sees ...
--
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Pete
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