> Googled a bit more. Since I am using zsh and MacVim won't read my
> .zshrc, I have to set up the path in .zprofile. Now it works.
> Thanks a lot for the hint.
I'm glad it worked out. Hopefully you can just move (as opposed to copy)
your path information from .zshrc to .zprofile so you don't have
Hi,
thanks for the hint with MacVim. If I run vim from the command line it
works. Running latexmk directly in MacVim (:!latexmk file) it gives me a
path-error.
Googled a bit more. Since I am using zsh and MacVim won't read my
.zshrc, I have to set up the path in .zprofile. Now it works.
Thanks
Niels --
>> Or could you at least attach
>> the log file generated by TeX?
>
> Just tried to compile the file from a clean directory. There is nothing
> generated. There's just in vim the message "Ran latex 1 time(s)".
> Therefore I think that nothing gets really called.
That's very inte
I use latexmk too and it works for me.
I also have an addition -bibtex option set
let g:Tex_CompileRule_pdf = "/usr/local/bin/latexmk -bibtex -pdf $*"
Peter
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 12:57 AM, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> Niels -
>
> That usually means an error or untrapped warning is being generated. Do
Niels -
That usually means an error or untrapped warning is being generated. Do you
have the same problem with other files? Is there any way you could send a
minimal "working" (i.e., failing) example TeX? Or could you at least attach
the log file generated by TeX?
Thanks -
--Ted
--
Sent from th
Hi,
I am trying to get something compiled with latexmk and the
vim-latex-suite. When I invoke latexmk on the file in the command line
it work w/out any problems. When I invoke the compile in vim I just get:
"Runnning bibtex…
Ran latex 1 time(s)"
Even when the bib-file or references changed.
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