#!/bin/bash # the first argument should be the tex file, either with or without extension file = " $1 " [ " $" & return keystroke ":endif" & return keystroke ":$line" & return keystroke "zO" end tell end tell EOF You could instead run latex and bibtex together with forcing a Skim reload using the script below. Note: The auto-reload functionality will not work properly when you have to run a latex process more than once, for example to support references generated by bibtex, because Skim will be trying to reload the document when the second latex process is busy.
AQUAMACS LATEX CODE LEAVE IT AS IT IS PDF
simpdftex) remove the PDF file, and therefore Skim will not automatically reload the file produced by such processes. This is by design for good reasons, and it is the way any document based Cocoa application works. Note: Skim's automatic file updating mechanism gets disabled when the PDF file is deleted before it is replaced, because Skim tracks the file object rather than the location of the file. In general, the only reliable way to automatically reload the document is by triggering the reload yourself from a script as the one below, which therefore is the preferred approach. This feature should be turned on in the LaTeX preferences.Įven though we offer this feature, we discourage you from using it. When you choose No, you can still reload manually by choosing Revert from the File menu. If you have unsaved edits, Skim will always ask you whether to reload, even if you have previously chosen Auto. Use this feature with care, as reloading the file will typically lose any notes. If you choose Auto from the dialog, Skim will reload this document without asking for future updates.
Skim can recognize when the PDF file is updated on disk, for example by a LaTeX process.
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