pdflatex command-line options with latexmk and TeXShop
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How does one specify command-line options (such as -shell-escape) to pdflatex while using pdflatexmk engine in TEXShop other than in the Source file? Is there a way to specify that in Preferences?
According to Herb Schultz's "Using latexmk with TeXShop" guide, one way to specify pdflatex command-line options is in the Source file itself. But I wish to keep separate the Source files and the command-line options for the typesetting program.
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How does one specify command-line options (such as -shell-escape) to pdflatex while using pdflatexmk engine in TEXShop other than in the Source file? Is there a way to specify that in Preferences?
According to Herb Schultz's "Using latexmk with TeXShop" guide, one way to specify pdflatex command-line options is in the Source file itself. But I wish to keep separate the Source files and the command-line options for the typesetting program.
texshop latexmk
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Do you mean something like this? pdflatexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex --shell-escape %O %S"
– Majid Abdolshah
3 hours ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
@MajidAbdolshah, Where would I place that command? Thanks.
– user650654
3 hours ago
@user650654 Which Operating System do you use? Maybe you want to have a look in here?: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/139173/….
– Majid Abdolshah
2 hours ago
Thanks for the pointer, @MajidAbdolshah. It's a bit of a hack, but that might work. Things have changed a bit since that posting it seems. In TeXShop v4.26, there is a file ~/Library/TeXShop/bin/latexmkrcedit that can be edited to define$TSUserCompileOptions = '--shell-escape';. This change will be reflected for all users, however. I wish there was a cleaner way, but I suppose this will do for now. Thanks.
– user650654
1 hour ago
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How does one specify command-line options (such as -shell-escape) to pdflatex while using pdflatexmk engine in TEXShop other than in the Source file? Is there a way to specify that in Preferences?
According to Herb Schultz's "Using latexmk with TeXShop" guide, one way to specify pdflatex command-line options is in the Source file itself. But I wish to keep separate the Source files and the command-line options for the typesetting program.
texshop latexmk
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How does one specify command-line options (such as -shell-escape) to pdflatex while using pdflatexmk engine in TEXShop other than in the Source file? Is there a way to specify that in Preferences?
According to Herb Schultz's "Using latexmk with TeXShop" guide, one way to specify pdflatex command-line options is in the Source file itself. But I wish to keep separate the Source files and the command-line options for the typesetting program.
texshop latexmk
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Do you mean something like this? pdflatexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex --shell-escape %O %S"
– Majid Abdolshah
3 hours ago
1
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
@MajidAbdolshah, Where would I place that command? Thanks.
– user650654
3 hours ago
@user650654 Which Operating System do you use? Maybe you want to have a look in here?: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/139173/….
– Majid Abdolshah
2 hours ago
Thanks for the pointer, @MajidAbdolshah. It's a bit of a hack, but that might work. Things have changed a bit since that posting it seems. In TeXShop v4.26, there is a file ~/Library/TeXShop/bin/latexmkrcedit that can be edited to define$TSUserCompileOptions = '--shell-escape';. This change will be reflected for all users, however. I wish there was a cleaner way, but I suppose this will do for now. Thanks.
– user650654
1 hour ago
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Do you mean something like this? pdflatexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex --shell-escape %O %S"
– Majid Abdolshah
3 hours ago
1
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
@MajidAbdolshah, Where would I place that command? Thanks.
– user650654
3 hours ago
@user650654 Which Operating System do you use? Maybe you want to have a look in here?: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/139173/….
– Majid Abdolshah
2 hours ago
Thanks for the pointer, @MajidAbdolshah. It's a bit of a hack, but that might work. Things have changed a bit since that posting it seems. In TeXShop v4.26, there is a file ~/Library/TeXShop/bin/latexmkrcedit that can be edited to define$TSUserCompileOptions = '--shell-escape';. This change will be reflected for all users, however. I wish there was a cleaner way, but I suppose this will do for now. Thanks.
– user650654
1 hour ago
Do you mean something like this? pdflatexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex --shell-escape %O %S"
– Majid Abdolshah
3 hours ago
Do you mean something like this? pdflatexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex --shell-escape %O %S"
– Majid Abdolshah
3 hours ago
1
1
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
@MajidAbdolshah, Where would I place that command? Thanks.
– user650654
3 hours ago
@MajidAbdolshah, Where would I place that command? Thanks.
– user650654
3 hours ago
@user650654 Which Operating System do you use? Maybe you want to have a look in here?: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/139173/….
– Majid Abdolshah
2 hours ago
@user650654 Which Operating System do you use? Maybe you want to have a look in here?: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/139173/….
– Majid Abdolshah
2 hours ago
Thanks for the pointer, @MajidAbdolshah. It's a bit of a hack, but that might work. Things have changed a bit since that posting it seems. In TeXShop v4.26, there is a file ~/Library/TeXShop/bin/latexmkrcedit that can be edited to define
$TSUserCompileOptions = '--shell-escape';. This change will be reflected for all users, however. I wish there was a cleaner way, but I suppose this will do for now. Thanks.– user650654
1 hour ago
Thanks for the pointer, @MajidAbdolshah. It's a bit of a hack, but that might work. Things have changed a bit since that posting it seems. In TeXShop v4.26, there is a file ~/Library/TeXShop/bin/latexmkrcedit that can be edited to define
$TSUserCompileOptions = '--shell-escape';. This change will be reflected for all users, however. I wish there was a cleaner way, but I suppose this will do for now. Thanks.– user650654
1 hour ago
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Do you mean something like this? pdflatexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex --shell-escape %O %S"
– Majid Abdolshah
3 hours ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE!
– Kurt
3 hours ago
@MajidAbdolshah, Where would I place that command? Thanks.
– user650654
3 hours ago
@user650654 Which Operating System do you use? Maybe you want to have a look in here?: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/139173/….
– Majid Abdolshah
2 hours ago
Thanks for the pointer, @MajidAbdolshah. It's a bit of a hack, but that might work. Things have changed a bit since that posting it seems. In TeXShop v4.26, there is a file ~/Library/TeXShop/bin/latexmkrcedit that can be edited to define
$TSUserCompileOptions = '--shell-escape';. This change will be reflected for all users, however. I wish there was a cleaner way, but I suppose this will do for now. Thanks.– user650654
1 hour ago