Bonsoir Michael, (I put this back on the pyx-user list) On 06.07.07, Michael Merkl wrote: > Michael SCHINDLER wrote: > >>(I had similar problems when running pyx on my (sorry) windows-computer, > >>but there I could managed it) > > > >how? > > I used the IDLE (graphical python version) and MicTex and after > > text.reset(reinit=0) > > text.set(fontmaps='psfonts.comz') > > text.set(mode='latex', textmassagesdocclass=ignore) > (there are some '.' in the command, but I don't remember) > > it worked.
Good to know for those who insist on Win$. > >The case you refer to had the following solution: When you use a > >``graphical'' version from python, called from the graphical interface > >of OS X, then it inherits its environment (PATH variable) and does > >*not* know about *any* LaTeX installation. > >Please make sure that you use a terminal, a console or something > >similar (the one you called kpsewhich in) to call python. > > That seems to be my problem as well. PyX is running when started in the > terminal (except of some teething troubles). Thanks! > > So I can't use the graphical python (IDLE) together mith PzX at all? You can, if you insist. The only thing is that you have to track how OS X starts the graphical interface, and where you can set environment variables (the analog for .bashrc for the shells). As a first guess, ~/.profile should certainly be read. I did this tracking once under Linux for the combination of X, kdm, kde and konsole -- which was quite some effort. But keep always in mind that a well-controlled configuration will avoid trouble and save your time on the long run. (And you might share it with the other IDLE users here on the list) > >And: If you have the svn version at hand, there is a test file for > >exactly those cases like yours: > > > > <PyX-svn>/contrib/callingtex.py > > > also in the 0.9 Version? No. Michael. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ PyX-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pyx-user
