On Oct 9, 2012, at 5:31 PM, Hofert Jan Marius wrote: > Hi, > > If I have a larger LaTeX project to compile, I typically use a Makefile. With > "C-c C-c make" I can compile the project and with "C-c C-l" I can view the > (last line of the) output (for monitoring). However, I cannot specify > specific arguments to make (unless I specifically define these calls in > ~/.emacs).
If you do C-u C-c C-c make RET then you will be able to edit the command before it runs. You can also change it in `TeX-command-list' to always prompt. > In contrast, "C-c C-x" runs "compile" and I can specify arguments to make, > such as "make distclean" for example. However, when I run the Makefile via > "C-c C-x", then "C-c C-l" gives me "No process for this document", so > monitoring the output of make is not easily possible anymore (of course, one > can change to the output buffer and jump downwards, but that's comparably > tedious). > > Is it possible to have "C-c C-l" work for "C-c C-x" as it does for "C-c C-c > make"? I think the best way to do this is as above. Best as in the least amount of work. -Ivan _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
