Roussanka Loukanova
rlouk****@stp*****
Thu Dec 21 06:06:08 JST 2006
Hi Pete,
> No, no: you need to add one or two new commands first. It's
> standardised under the "TeX Command List" item. Pressing the INS
> button creates a new form. I think the manual can explain it better,
> what to do and and what to check and why and if at all ... The item
> "TeX Expand List" explains a bit what these things in () or with % mean.
>
1. I opened LaTeX -> Customize AUCTex -> Brows Options
2. I pressed the button Tex Command group -> Tex Command List Show Value
This way I've seen that File is a name of dvi2ps.
But then I still do not know how to add under one common name to be added
under the Command option in the menu.
> Programmatically? Copy the texdoc script from the same location as
> dvips or latex to your bin directory (on the command line it's these
> two commands that also make sure that your bin sub-directory exists:
> mkdir ~/bin ; cp `which texdoc` ~/bin). At lines around #80...90 of
> your copy of the texdoc script you can change the right hand side for
> example to:
[...]
I've done this and restarted the machine. Now I have the directory
~/bin rosi$ ls -l
total 40
-rwxr-xr-x 1 rosi rosi 417 Dec 20 19:52 ps4pdf.sh
-rwxr-xr-x 1 rosi rosi 6418 Dec 20 20:47 texdoc
Here is what I've put in texdoc:
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_dvi='open -a Preview %s'}
# : ${TEXDOCVIEW_dvi='(open %s >/dev/console 2>&1 || xdvi %s &) ||
echo "Method for opening %s did not work"'}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_ps='open -a Preview %s'}
# : ${TEXDOCVIEW_ps='open %s'}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_pdf='open -a Preview %s'}
# : ${TEXDOCVIEW_pdf='open %s'}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_html='open %s'}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_txt="open -a TextEdit.app %s"}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_="open -a TextEdit.app %s"} # no extension, default
to pager
extlist='.pdf .ps .txt .dvi .html'
;;
*)
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_dvi='(-a Preview %s) &'}
# : ${TEXDOCVIEW_dvi='(xdvi %s) &'}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_pdf='(Preview %s) &'}
# : ${TEXDOCVIEW_pdf='(acroread %s) &'}
: ${TEXDOCVIEW_ps='(Preview %s) &'}
# : ${TEXDOCVIEW_ps='(gv %s) &'}
It seems to me that this has not changed anything despite that I restarted
the machine.
Carbon Emacs gets the command open in somewhat rondabout way (M-x open
does not work):
C-c C-c invokes <xdvi lec.dvi>.
Then I delete <xdvi lec.dvi> and repalce it with
<open lec2.dvi> (which converts the dvi into pdf and opens it in TeXShop)
Now I do not know what to do next to get the things working.
Roussanak