In fact, you only need to use C-c C-c once.You may also choose to clean up all the auxiliary files. This by default invokes the latexmk script. The short cut means ⌃+ c followed immediately with ⌃+ c. Step 5 is needed for error handling when compiling latex.latexmkrc file in the home folder of unix/linux user (step 4 in the above). emacs.d (step 3 in the above) and put the. In order this works with emacs, you need to set it up as I did in the. Latexmk is a perl script for running LaTeX the correct number of times to resolve cross references. With latexmk, you don’t need to worry about it.
Often in time, you need to compile the latex file multiple time to get the reference (to equations, section, bib items) right.
I make latexmk available in compiling tools. For latex, I set the compiler to be pdflatex, loaded auctex (step 3 in the above). That is why you need to install aspell using homebrew in the above step 2. I set up the spell checker to be aspell. I also customized a few key bindings, ⌘+ → to go to the end of the current line, and ⌘+ ← to the beginning. I make the cursor type box, and blinking with different colours. I also add line number on the left, and highlight the line where the cursor is. For the appearance, I changed the font face and enlarge the size. The above steps basically customize and set up the following things To do 3,4 in the above, you can use the following command in your terminal cd ~ I haven't tried it, but it sounds promising.To file /usr/local/texlive/2014/texmf.cnf The idea is to remap the character that gets sent to Emacs to the one you desire. If you're not willing to go the layout-switching route, OS X Emacs in Swedish is just painful.Įdit: Just found a hint for Spanish that might be of help. I spent several years with a US keyboard as my main keyboard so I can switch more or less without thinking. I cursed at Emacs too (in Swedish, as well) and the only solution I've found is to use the US Extended layout, but using my Swedish keyboard. Some people I know always buy Macs with US keyboards for exactly this reason. emacs: (This is with Emacs 24.3) (when (eq system-type 'darwin) I finally fixed the problem by adding the following in my. I have also had this problem for years! Just recently I tried out Emacs in OS X again. I have set the right alt to "No modifier" - that's the same behavior as on PC keyboards with Alt-Gr.Īnother setting I like is to unset both alt keys and use the function key instead for alt. There you can adjust the behavior of the modifier keys. See the options under M-x customize-group ns
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