[OS X TeX] texcount

[Luis Vitorio Cargnini]

this means that you forgot to do this:
chmod +x ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/texcount.engine

Le 09-02-23 à 12:46, Nathan Paxton a écrit :

> 	When i try this, I get the following error: "/Users/nathanpaxton/ 
> Library/TeXShop/Engines/texcount.engine does not have the executable  
> bit set."
>
> 	What does that mean?
>
> Best,
> -Nathan
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> On 23 Feb 2009, at 12:19 PM, Daniel Becker wrote:
>
>> Hallo -
>>
>> I just found out that MacTeX / TeXLive 2008 contains the command  
>> "texcount" that can be used to count words of a LaTeX-file. It can  
>> handle included files and produces an html-file with its results.
>>
>> I think that it works much better than "detex" that is used in  
>> TeXShop internally for the Edit -> Statistics Menu-Item
>>
>> Below you can find an "TeXShop-Engine" that counts the words of  
>> your .tex-file and produces two html-files with the results. And  
>> opens them.
>>
>> Thought this might be interesting for others who need to count  
>> words....
>>
>> Daniel
>>
>>
>>
>> Content of my .engine file in ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines/ 
>> texcount.engine:
>>
>>
>> #!/bin/tcsh
>>
>> set path= ($path /usr/texbin /usr/local/bin)
>> set filename = "$1"
>> set htmlname = "${filename:r}-texcount.html"
>> set htmlname2 = "${filename:r}-texcount-short.html"
>>
>> # all details
>> # run texcount and produce an html-file with the result
>> texcount -html -inc -v "$1" > "$htmlname"
>> #open the html-file
>> open "$htmlname"
>>
>> # only the counts
>> # run texcount and produce an html-file with the result
>> texcount -html -inc -v0 "$1" > "$htmlname2"
>> #open the html-file
>> open "$htmlname2"
>>
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