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However, LaTeX’s mode of operation is quite different to many other document-production applications you may have used, such as Microsoft Word or LibreOffice Writer: those “ WYSIWYG” tools provide users with an interactive page into which they type and edit their text and apply various forms of styling. L aT eX (pronounced “ LAY-tek” or “ LAH-tek”) is a tool for typesetting professional-looking documents. 15.3 Packages available on Overleaf: Introducing TeX Live.15.2 Finding information about packages: CTAN.5 Including title, author and date information.Setting and that AUCTeX correctly parses TeX errors if found. LaTeX option, automatically select dvi/pdf output depending on AUCTeX Would be nice if this command could be set to replace the default I'll still have a look at the TeX-command-list and related options: it > Replacing textify with rubber should do the trick?

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> :help 'Texify document to pdf (resolves all cross-references, etc.)') t) > '('TexifyPDF' 'texify -b -p %t' TeX-run-command t (latex-mode) > 'Texify document to dvi (resolves all cross-references, etc.)') t) > '('Texify' 'texify -b %t' TeX-run-command t (latex-mode) :help > I have been able to add it to my emacs config a few years ago, but I > graphics formats and Metapost compilation. > including graphics/graphicx with automatic conversion between various A good number of standard packages are supported, > standard modules currently provide support for bibtex, dvips, dvipdfm, > intervention, as well as pre- and post-processing of the document. > great flexibility that virtually allows support for any package with no > runs just as many compilations as necessary. > This is a building system for LaTeX documents.

> Description: an automated system for building LaTeX documents > The program that can be used is rubber (

> C-c C-c, but doesn't do anything (it also doesn't give an error that emacs allows me to run these commands via

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> code into formatted TeX, but that's not it, I guess.) (Only a perl script 'texify' that transforms programming > with AucTeX?) nor can I find such a program by a quick search on the > commandline tool, right? I do not have that available (should it ship I'm not quite sure I follow you: 'texify' should be a > either Texify (to get a dvi file) or TexifyPDF (to get a pdf file). You can then press C-c C-c in your latex file and select > and BibTeX to get references and cross-references right. > I think you're looking for 'texify' which will do the required runs of LaTeX > create a separate command that tries to do all this automatically? > LaTeX again to fix references/citations/etc, would it be possible to

> Given that AucTeX already reports that you might want to run BibTeX or > On 4 August 2010 18:30, Jaap Eldering wrote: > On Wed, at 07:59:23PM +0930, Andreas Kiermeier wrote: On Wed, at 12:59:55PM +0200, Dirk Van Hertem wrote: Re: Automatically run LaTeX/BibTeX as required Re: Automatically run LaTeX/BibTeX as required auctex

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