How to open a tex file in Texmaker from terminal in MacOS?
In Ubuntu I could simply run from the terminal:
texmaker file.tex
which opened my tex file in Texmaker. In MacOS, the texmaker command is not found, even though I have Texmaker installed.
How can I achieve this in MacOS? Is there an equivalent command?
macos texmaker
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In Ubuntu I could simply run from the terminal:
texmaker file.tex
which opened my tex file in Texmaker. In MacOS, the texmaker command is not found, even though I have Texmaker installed.
How can I achieve this in MacOS? Is there an equivalent command?
macos texmaker
asked Nov 28 '18 at 15:50
camillejrcamillejr
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In Ubuntu I could simply run from the terminal:
texmaker file.tex
which opened my tex file in Texmaker. In MacOS, the texmaker command is not found, even though I have Texmaker installed.
How can I achieve this in MacOS? Is there an equivalent command?
macos texmaker
asked Nov 28 '18 at 15:50
camillejrcamillejr
1186
In Ubuntu I could simply run from the terminal:
texmaker file.tex
which opened my tex file in Texmaker. In MacOS, the texmaker command is not found, even though I have Texmaker installed.
How can I achieve this in MacOS? Is there an equivalent command?
macos texmaker
macos texmaker
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If you mean this then you can install it with homebrew using this command:
brew cask install texmaker
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:01
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Once Texmaker is installed, you can add:
alias texmaker="open -a texmaker"
to your .profile. From now on, it should be possible to simply run from the command line:
texmaker file.tex
at the location where the file.tex is.
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If you mean this then you can install it with homebrew using this command:
brew cask install texmaker
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:01
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If you mean this then you can install it with homebrew using this command:
brew cask install texmaker
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If you mean this then you can install it with homebrew using this command:
brew cask install texmaker
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:01
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If you mean this then you can install it with homebrew using this command:
brew cask install texmaker
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:01
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Once Texmaker is installed, you can add:
alias texmaker="open -a texmaker"
to your .profile. From now on, it should be possible to simply run from the command line:
texmaker file.tex
at the location where the file.tex is.
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:42
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Once Texmaker is installed, you can add:
alias texmaker="open -a texmaker"
to your .profile. From now on, it should be possible to simply run from the command line:
texmaker file.tex
at the location where the file.tex is.
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:42
camillejrcamillejr
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Once Texmaker is installed, you can add:
alias texmaker="open -a texmaker"
to your .profile. From now on, it should be possible to simply run from the command line:
texmaker file.tex
at the location where the file.tex is.
answered Nov 28 '18 at 16:42
camillejrcamillejr
1186
Once Texmaker is installed, you can add:
alias texmaker="open -a texmaker"
to your .profile. From now on, it should be possible to simply run from the command line:
texmaker file.tex
at the location where the file.tex is.
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