compilation (executing) in Notepad++ using NppExe
I like to use Notepad++ for LaTeX and I use NppExec to execute the commands for compilation. I have been using the odd version of NppExec (0.5.3) for years and if there is an error, a warning like this pops up.
Before I updated it to the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1) , all I have to do is KILL it, go back and make corrections then press F6 to execute it again.
In the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1), the KILL does not EXIT the whole process
cd $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)
clean.bat
del $(NAME_PART).pdf
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
bibtex $(NAME_PART)
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
clean.bat
C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat 11.0AcrobatAcrobat.exe $(NAME_PART).pdf
Now, it stops one pdflatex and moves onto the next pdflatex command. So I have to kill the same thing THREE times before I can compile the correct version.
How can I change it so that I can kill the whole process in the first time?
Thanks.
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Henri Menke
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I like to use Notepad++ for LaTeX and I use NppExec to execute the commands for compilation. I have been using the odd version of NppExec (0.5.3) for years and if there is an error, a warning like this pops up.
Before I updated it to the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1) , all I have to do is KILL it, go back and make corrections then press F6 to execute it again.
In the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1), the KILL does not EXIT the whole process
cd $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)
clean.bat
del $(NAME_PART).pdf
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
bibtex $(NAME_PART)
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
clean.bat
C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat 11.0AcrobatAcrobat.exe $(NAME_PART).pdf
Now, it stops one pdflatex and moves onto the next pdflatex command. So I have to kill the same thing THREE times before I can compile the correct version.
How can I change it so that I can kill the whole process in the first time?
Thanks.
compiling editors
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
You could probably use conditional execution in your batch file such that the second and third calls ofpdflatexare not run depending on the exit code of the first run. stackoverflow.com seems to be more appropriate for this question, IMHO
– siracusa
May 20 '18 at 13:59
add a comment |
I like to use Notepad++ for LaTeX and I use NppExec to execute the commands for compilation. I have been using the odd version of NppExec (0.5.3) for years and if there is an error, a warning like this pops up.
Before I updated it to the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1) , all I have to do is KILL it, go back and make corrections then press F6 to execute it again.
In the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1), the KILL does not EXIT the whole process
cd $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)
clean.bat
del $(NAME_PART).pdf
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
bibtex $(NAME_PART)
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
clean.bat
C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat 11.0AcrobatAcrobat.exe $(NAME_PART).pdf
Now, it stops one pdflatex and moves onto the next pdflatex command. So I have to kill the same thing THREE times before I can compile the correct version.
How can I change it so that I can kill the whole process in the first time?
Thanks.
compiling editors
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
I like to use Notepad++ for LaTeX and I use NppExec to execute the commands for compilation. I have been using the odd version of NppExec (0.5.3) for years and if there is an error, a warning like this pops up.
Before I updated it to the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1) , all I have to do is KILL it, go back and make corrections then press F6 to execute it again.
In the latest version of NppExec (0.6 RC1), the KILL does not EXIT the whole process
cd $(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)
clean.bat
del $(NAME_PART).pdf
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
bibtex $(NAME_PART)
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
pdflatex $(NAME_PART).tex
clean.bat
C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat 11.0AcrobatAcrobat.exe $(NAME_PART).pdf
Now, it stops one pdflatex and moves onto the next pdflatex command. So I have to kill the same thing THREE times before I can compile the correct version.
How can I change it so that I can kill the whole process in the first time?
Thanks.
compiling editors
compiling editors
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
edited 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
71.5k8158266
71.5k8158266
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
asked May 20 '18 at 13:04
Chen Stats YuChen Stats Yu
1,06921326
1,06921326
You could probably use conditional execution in your batch file such that the second and third calls ofpdflatexare not run depending on the exit code of the first run. stackoverflow.com seems to be more appropriate for this question, IMHO
– siracusa
May 20 '18 at 13:59
add a comment |
You could probably use conditional execution in your batch file such that the second and third calls ofpdflatexare not run depending on the exit code of the first run. stackoverflow.com seems to be more appropriate for this question, IMHO
– siracusa
May 20 '18 at 13:59
You could probably use conditional execution in your batch file such that the second and third calls of
pdflatex are not run depending on the exit code of the first run. stackoverflow.com seems to be more appropriate for this question, IMHO– siracusa
May 20 '18 at 13:59
You could probably use conditional execution in your batch file such that the second and third calls of
pdflatex are not run depending on the exit code of the first run. stackoverflow.com seems to be more appropriate for this question, IMHO– siracusa
May 20 '18 at 13:59
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You could probably use conditional execution in your batch file such that the second and third calls of
pdflatexare not run depending on the exit code of the first run. stackoverflow.com seems to be more appropriate for this question, IMHO– siracusa
May 20 '18 at 13:59