Hans,
I have read this manual.
Downloaded texsync.rb and put it into my personal bin location.
I have ruby.
I have made texsync.rb executable chmod +x texsync.rb.
The commands still don't quite work as required - any hints.
Terminal listing
[Nigel-Kings-G4-Lap:~/bin] nigelk
At 13:18 23/12/2003, you wrote:
Hans,
I have read this manual.
Downloaded texsync.rb and put it into my personal bin location.
I have ruby.
I have made texsync.rb executable chmod +x texsync.rb.
The commands still don't quite work as required - any hints.
Terminal listing
[Nigel
Hans
ruby texsync.rb --update --tree=doc --force
--destination=/Users/Shared/Context/
Gets me the manuals
I think on UNIX the first line of the script should look like
#!/usr/bin/ruby
However I tried this and then
[Nigel-Kings-G4-Lap:~/bin] nigelk% texsync.rb
texsync.rb: Command not found.
I
At 14:16 23/12/2003, you wrote:
Hans
ruby texsync.rb --update --tree=doc --force
--destination=/Users/Shared/Context/
Gets me the manuals
I think on UNIX the first line of the script should look like
#!/usr/bin/ruby
However I tried this and then
[Nigel-Kings-G4-Lap:~/bin] nigelk% texsync.rb
Hello,
On Tue, Dec 23, 2003 at 12:18:26PM +, Nigel King wrote:
[Nigel-Kings-G4-Lap:~/bin] nigelk% texsync.rb --update
Running /Users/nigelk/.cshrc
: Command not found.
So what am I doing wrong?
Nothing, but ... The problem is that the shbang line (#!/usr/bin/ruby)
doesn't work if you
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 13:16:58 +
Nigel King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hans
ruby texsync.rb --update --tree=doc --force
--destination=/Users/Shared/Context/
Gets me the manuals
I think on UNIX the first line of the script should look like
#!/usr/bin/ruby
Ab better way for most normal
one option is to make a file
texsync
with in it the line
ruby texmxstart.rb texsync.rb
texmxstart.rb is not found. It presumably reads the original command line?
Google doesn't find it either?
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At 16:20 23/12/2003, you wrote:
one option is to make a file
texsync
with in it the line
ruby texmxstart.rb texsync.rb
texmxstart.rb is not found. It presumably reads the original command line?
Google doesn't find it either?
sorry, texmfstart.rb -)
Hans
something about this from the internet, but i could not find
a lot of things.
once, my goal was to use the command pstopdf --method=4 somefile.pdf
severin
what can I do?
perhaps try to run gswin32 with the options that are used in pstopdf
(ruby). I think that the relevant section is:
def
At 17:02 26/10/2003, you wrote:
Uh du...
on Windows its ps2pdf, and it is in ..\gs\lib
yes that's right, but I think that ps2pdf and pstopdf is not the same...
ps2pdf is a batchfile in the gs library
and pstopdf is a ruby script which is packed in the cont-exa.zip. this
need ruby
multiple trees and multiple instances of the tools).
So ... a few weeks ago I made a small tool:
http://www.pragma-ade.com/context/texmfstart.rb : for those who
have ruby in their path
http://www.pragma-ade.com/context/texmfstart.exe : for those who
don't have ruby installed
not be found ...
I use MS Windows and Miktex. GS is installed and I downloaded ruby for
Windows as well...
do I have to install pstopdf seperatly?
and get a lowres file. This program is written in ruby and assumes that
you
have ruby as well as GS installed.
Hans
Saturday, October 25, 2003 Severin Obertuefer wrote:
i get an error when I try this: pstopdf can not be found ...
I use MS Windows and Miktex. GS is installed
Is it in the path?
c:\programme\ruby\bin;
C:\Programme\texmf\context\perltk;
C:\Programme\Perl\bin\;
C:\Programme\texmf\miktex
Saturday, October 25, 2003 Severin Obertuefer wrote:
Saturday, October 25, 2003 Severin Obertuefer wrote:
i get an error when I try this: pstopdf can not be found ...
I use MS Windows and Miktex. GS is installed
Is it in the path?
c:\programme\ruby\bin;
C:\Programme\texmf\context
down the resolution of the whole document
(including the pictures) ?? or do I have to reduce the resolution of each
jpg graphic
with a graphic-program.
if you have a recent context, you can run
pstopdf --method=4 somefile.pdf
and get a lowres file. This program is written in ruby and assumes
At 00:11 01/10/2003, you wrote:
BTW Hans, could you please switch to .tar.bz2 for the package?
It packs *much* more than plain .zip (1.4Mb vs 2Mb ...)
i can add more archive types as soon as i got the auto updating in place
(working on that, now that we're on 1500/512 adsl);
Hans
At 20:14 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:
Where can we get the ruby scripts that are mentioned in the new SciTE stuff?
concheck.rb is in the beta under ../context/ruby
Hans
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Hans wrote
At 20:14 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:
Where can we get the ruby scripts that are mentioned in the new SciTE
stuff?
concheck.rb is in the beta under ../context/ruby
Where is this?
Downloaded the beta, there are no files with extension rb. On the
Pragmasite/context/beta
in the directory drive:\Documents and
Settings\user
7. Edit in this file the lines where ruby and perl paths are defined to
mach your own situation.
8. Edit the SciTEUser.properties file according to your needs (It might be
helpful to open also the SciTEGlobal.properties file under Options,
Open Global
Tuesday, September 30, 2003 Hans Hagen wrote:
At 16:30 30/09/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Downloaded the beta, there are no files with extension rb. On the
Pragmasite/context/beta is no rubz folder
ah, i see, i don't zip *.rb -)
BTW Hans, could you please switch to .tar.bz2 for the package?
. MacOS X can run Perl, shell and Ruby scripts, too.
[btw, the next version of texshop will have context specific menus]
Nice; I'm looking forward to.
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