TexShop Engine that copies resulting PDF
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Is it possible to have further lines in a TexShop engine which copy the resulting PDF to a different folder?
(The reasoning: The new location would be a shared folder so only when the PDF-run was successful new versions get shared)?
texshop engine
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
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Is it possible to have further lines in a TexShop engine which copy the resulting PDF to a different folder?
(The reasoning: The new location would be a shared folder so only when the PDF-run was successful new versions get shared)?
texshop engine
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
You can write your own shell script which checks the exit code of the LaTeX compiler and copies the file if it is 0 (i.e., success), see, e.g., tex.stackexchange.com/questions/284849/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/26675681/….
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 8:47
Right now I don't know how to do such a check. But I can manage to create a shell-script to copy the file.
– Martin Mueller
Dec 10 at 9:24
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In the second link from my previous comment there are some examples of this check, e.g., stackoverflow.com/a/26675811/5763564 (this checks for value 1, i.e., an error, in your case you should change this toif [ $exit_status -eq 0 ]). When you put the check in your TexShop engine script directly below the call topdflatexthen the$?variable will contain the exit code frompdflatex(orxelatex,lualatex,latexmk, or whichever you use).
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 9:33
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Is it possible to have further lines in a TexShop engine which copy the resulting PDF to a different folder?
(The reasoning: The new location would be a shared folder so only when the PDF-run was successful new versions get shared)?
texshop engine
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
Is it possible to have further lines in a TexShop engine which copy the resulting PDF to a different folder?
(The reasoning: The new location would be a shared folder so only when the PDF-run was successful new versions get shared)?
texshop engine
texshop engine
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
asked Dec 10 at 8:10
Martin Mueller
463212
463212
You can write your own shell script which checks the exit code of the LaTeX compiler and copies the file if it is 0 (i.e., success), see, e.g., tex.stackexchange.com/questions/284849/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/26675681/….
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 8:47
Right now I don't know how to do such a check. But I can manage to create a shell-script to copy the file.
– Martin Mueller
Dec 10 at 9:24
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In the second link from my previous comment there are some examples of this check, e.g., stackoverflow.com/a/26675811/5763564 (this checks for value 1, i.e., an error, in your case you should change this toif [ $exit_status -eq 0 ]). When you put the check in your TexShop engine script directly below the call topdflatexthen the$?variable will contain the exit code frompdflatex(orxelatex,lualatex,latexmk, or whichever you use).
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 9:33
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You can write your own shell script which checks the exit code of the LaTeX compiler and copies the file if it is 0 (i.e., success), see, e.g., tex.stackexchange.com/questions/284849/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/26675681/….
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 8:47
Right now I don't know how to do such a check. But I can manage to create a shell-script to copy the file.
– Martin Mueller
Dec 10 at 9:24
1
In the second link from my previous comment there are some examples of this check, e.g., stackoverflow.com/a/26675811/5763564 (this checks for value 1, i.e., an error, in your case you should change this toif [ $exit_status -eq 0 ]). When you put the check in your TexShop engine script directly below the call topdflatexthen the$?variable will contain the exit code frompdflatex(orxelatex,lualatex,latexmk, or whichever you use).
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 9:33
You can write your own shell script which checks the exit code of the LaTeX compiler and copies the file if it is 0 (i.e., success), see, e.g., tex.stackexchange.com/questions/284849/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/26675681/….
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 8:47
You can write your own shell script which checks the exit code of the LaTeX compiler and copies the file if it is 0 (i.e., success), see, e.g., tex.stackexchange.com/questions/284849/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/26675681/….
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 8:47
Right now I don't know how to do such a check. But I can manage to create a shell-script to copy the file.
– Martin Mueller
Dec 10 at 9:24
Right now I don't know how to do such a check. But I can manage to create a shell-script to copy the file.
– Martin Mueller
Dec 10 at 9:24
1
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In the second link from my previous comment there are some examples of this check, e.g., stackoverflow.com/a/26675811/5763564 (this checks for value 1, i.e., an error, in your case you should change this to
if [ $exit_status -eq 0 ]). When you put the check in your TexShop engine script directly below the call to pdflatex then the $? variable will contain the exit code from pdflatex (or xelatex, lualatex, latexmk, or whichever you use).– Marijn
Dec 10 at 9:33
In the second link from my previous comment there are some examples of this check, e.g., stackoverflow.com/a/26675811/5763564 (this checks for value 1, i.e., an error, in your case you should change this to
if [ $exit_status -eq 0 ]). When you put the check in your TexShop engine script directly below the call to pdflatex then the $? variable will contain the exit code from pdflatex (or xelatex, lualatex, latexmk, or whichever you use).– Marijn
Dec 10 at 9:33
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You can write your own shell script which checks the exit code of the LaTeX compiler and copies the file if it is 0 (i.e., success), see, e.g., tex.stackexchange.com/questions/284849/…, stackoverflow.com/questions/26675681/….
– Marijn
Dec 10 at 8:47
Right now I don't know how to do such a check. But I can manage to create a shell-script to copy the file.
– Martin Mueller
Dec 10 at 9:24
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In the second link from my previous comment there are some examples of this check, e.g., stackoverflow.com/a/26675811/5763564 (this checks for value 1, i.e., an error, in your case you should change this to
if [ $exit_status -eq 0 ]). When you put the check in your TexShop engine script directly below the call topdflatexthen the$?variable will contain the exit code frompdflatex(orxelatex,lualatex,latexmk, or whichever you use).– Marijn
Dec 10 at 9:33