def _view_texdoc(file):
if file is None:
raise Exception('File must be specified')
if not isinstance(file, strbase):
raise TypeError('File must be a string')
command = ['texdoc']
texpath = get_texpath() or os.environ['PATH']
env = dict(os.environ)
env['PATH'] = texpath
try:
# Windows-specific adjustments
startupinfo = None
shell = False
if sublime.platform() == 'windows':
# ensure console window doesn't show
startupinfo = subprocess.STARTUPINFO()
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess.STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW
shell = True
if using_miktex():
command.append('--view')
command.append(file)
print('Running %s' % (' '.join(command)))
p = Popen(
command,
stdout=None,
stdin=None,
startupinfo=startupinfo,
shell=shell,
env=env
)
if not using_miktex(): # see http://sourceforge.net/p/miktex/bugs/2367/
p.communicate() # cannot rely on texdoc --view from MiKTeX returning
if p.returncode != 0:
sublime.error_message('An error occurred while trying to run texdoc.')
except OSError:
sublime.error_message('Could not run texdoc. Please ensure that your texpath setting is configured correctly in the LaTeXTools settings.')
def get_aux_directory(view_or_root, return_setting=False):
# not supported using texify or the simple builder
if not using_miktex() or using_texify_or_simple():
if return_setting:
return (None, None)
else:
return None
root = get_root(view_or_root)
aux_directory = get_directive(view_or_root, 'aux_directory')
if (aux_directory is None or aux_directory == '') and (
root is not None and view_or_root != root):
aux_directory = get_directive(root, 'aux_directory')
if aux_directory is not None and aux_directory != '':
aux_dir = resolve_to_absolute_path(
root, aux_directory, _get_root_directory(root)
)
if return_setting:
return (aux_dir, aux_directory)
else:
return aux_dir
view = sublime.active_window().active_view()
aux_directory = view.settings().get('aux_directory')
if aux_directory is not None and aux_directory != '':
aux_dir = resolve_to_absolute_path(
root,
aux_directory,
_get_root_directory(get_project_file_name(view))
)
if return_setting:
return (aux_dir, aux_directory)
else:
return aux_dir
settings = sublime.load_settings('LaTeXTools.sublime-settings')
aux_directory = settings.get('aux_directory')
if aux_directory is not None and aux_directory != '':
aux_dir = resolve_to_absolute_path(
root, aux_directory, _get_root_directory(root)
)
if return_setting:
return (aux_dir, aux_directory)
else:
return aux_dir
return get_output_directory(root, return_setting)
def get_aux_directory(view_or_root, return_setting=False):
# not supported using texify or the simple builder
if not using_miktex() or using_texify_or_simple():
if return_setting:
return (None, None)
else:
return None
root = get_root(view_or_root)
aux_directory = get_directive(view_or_root, 'aux_directory')
if (aux_directory is None or aux_directory
== '') and (root is not None and view_or_root != root):
aux_directory = get_directive(root, 'aux_directory')
if aux_directory is not None and aux_directory != '':
aux_dir = resolve_to_absolute_path(root, aux_directory,
_get_root_directory(root))
if return_setting:
return (aux_dir, aux_directory)
else:
return aux_dir
view = sublime.active_window().active_view()
aux_directory = view.settings().get('aux_directory')
if aux_directory is not None and aux_directory != '':
aux_dir = resolve_to_absolute_path(
root, aux_directory,
_get_root_directory(get_project_file_name(view)))
if return_setting:
return (aux_dir, aux_directory)
else:
return aux_dir
settings = sublime.load_settings('LaTeXTools.sublime-settings')
aux_directory = settings.get('aux_directory')
if aux_directory is not None and aux_directory != '':
aux_dir = resolve_to_absolute_path(root, aux_directory,
_get_root_directory(root))
if return_setting:
return (aux_dir, aux_directory)
else:
return aux_dir
return get_output_directory(root, return_setting)
def run(self):
view = sublime.active_window().active_view()
t = SystemCheckThread(sublime_exe=get_sublime_exe(),
uses_miktex=using_miktex(),
texpath=_get_texpath(view) or os.environ['PATH'],
build_env=get_setting('builder_settings',
{}).get(
sublime.platform(),
{}).get('env'),
view=view,
on_done=self.on_done)
t.start()
ProgressIndicator(t, 'Checking system...', 'System check complete')
def _view_texdoc(file):
if file is None:
raise Exception('File must be specified')
if not isinstance(file, strbase):
raise TypeError('File must be a string')
command = ['texdoc']
if sublime.platform() == 'windows' and using_miktex():
command.append('--view')
command.append(file)
try:
external_command(command)
except OSError:
traceback.print_exc()
sublime.error_message('Could not run texdoc. Please ensure that your texpath setting is configured correctly in the LaTeXTools settings.')
def run(self):
view = sublime.active_window().active_view()
t = SystemCheckThread(
sublime_exe=get_sublime_exe(),
uses_miktex=using_miktex(),
texpath=_get_texpath(view) or os.environ['PATH'],
build_env=get_setting('builder_settings', {}).get(
sublime.platform(), {}
).get('env'),
view=view,
on_done=self.on_done
)
t.start()
ProgressIndicator(t, 'Checking system...', 'System check complete')
def __init__(self, *args):
# Sets the file name parts, plus internal stuff
super(TraditionalBuilder, self).__init__(*args)
# Now do our own initialization: set our name
self.name = "Traditional Builder"
# Display output?
self.display_log = self.builder_settings.get("display_log", False)
# Build command, with reasonable defaults
# osx, linux, windows everything else really!
default_command = DEFAULT_COMMAND_LATEXMK
# When MiKTeX missing perl and latexmk, the `texify` compiler driver will be used.
if using_miktex() and not perl_latexmk_installed():
default_command = DEFAULT_COMMAND_MIKTEX_TEXIFY
self.cmd = self.builder_settings.get("command", default_command)
if isinstance(self.cmd, strbase):
self.cmd = shlex.split(self.cmd)
def using_texify_or_simple():
if using_miktex():
builder = get_setting('builder', 'traditional')
if builder in ['', 'default', 'traditional', 'simple']:
return True
return False
def using_texify_or_simple():
if using_miktex():
builder = get_setting('builder', 'traditional')
if builder in ['', 'default', 'traditional', 'simple']:
return True
return False