% test.tex
\include{header}
\include{chapter1}
%\include{chapter2}
%\include{everything}\end{document}
I still have to fiddle .. but it's better than what I was doing in the beginning!
Doug
On Mar 24, 2004, at 8:07 PM, Andrew Perrin wrote:
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004, Douglas Kojetin wrote:
Ah. Thanks! I guess I'm cheating in that I don't have a 'makefile' (I
simply hit 'typeset' in TeXShop). However, based on your advice, I
figured out how to modify my main file to include either a single
chapter or the entire document. Woo hoo!
If you're willing to share, I'd appreciate seeing the solution to this. I
don't know make, so don't use makefiles, so my usual solution is to create
a preamble.tex file, then the main document is:
\input{preamble} \include{...} \end{document}
but that still requires some fiddling to LaTeX just particular chapters; I
end up either having lines in those chapters that are commented out when
running the whole book, or alternatively using shell files (i.e., files
with only one \include{} in them), or sometimes using \includeonly. None
of these is optimal!
ap
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