[texworks] Some remarks regarding TeXworks on Mac OS X
Berend Hasselman
bhh at xs4all.nl
Wed Jul 29 17:20:27 CEST 2009
Using TeXworks 0.1 (r.333) on Mac OS X 10.5.7.
First of all: my compliments to the developers.
This looks really nice and will be a very desirable replacement for
dvi viewers. Hopefully the editor will be extended soon.
I have the following remarks
1. after editing a typesetting command in the preferences (whether or
not you have made changes), the typesetting command on the toolbaar
reverts to pdfTeX (the top of the list). I have changed the
typesetting default to pdflatexmk.
2. After doing a remove aux files the same happened: the typesetting
command on the toolbar reverted to pdfTeX.
I didn't look, did a Typeset and then pdfTeX doesn't understand
\documentclass (of course) and waits for input and you can't respond.
This happened once. I have been trying to reproduce this but haven't
succeeded.
2. I would like to change some of the keybindings. For example: Home
==> goto start of line and End ==> goto end of line.
Some may feel that this is not Mac-like but one can configure Mac OS X
with a DefaultKeyBindings.dict to do just that.
Which is what I have done since I cannot get used to the alternatives.
I have not been able to find anything in the ~/Library/Texworks folder
(I vaguely remember that in Windows there is a file letting you change
keybindings?). Apparently the QT library doesn't honour my keybindings.
4. a keyboard shortcut as supplement to the toolbar button "Stop
process" (replaces the typeset button when typesetting is active)
(then I don't have to leave the keyboard after doing Command+T)
Berend Hasselman
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