On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:30 AM, lawlist
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Oh, that would be most awesome, to have the terminal run under the hood.
> Does the automator have an easy way to tell the terminal to run under the
> hood and insert a user defined command (latexmk -c) or (latexmk, plus the
> name of the file in the working directory)? I've only used the automator on
> a few occasions.
I don't think Automator or AppleScript is the way to do this.
You just need a shell script.
See page 34 and pages 314-319 in the User Manual (see the "Help" menu)
paying particular attention to the "Document State" variables on 318.
I think that you can probably accomplish this by something as simple as:
#!/bin/sh
latexmk -c "$BB_DOC_PATH"
exit
but there's also the "Run…" command under the "#!" menu too.
TjL
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