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Emacs and Auctex and you're done! (Provided you already use Emacs...)
by girzel 10y ago
Emacs and Auctex and you're done! (Provided you already use Emacs...)
- Derbasti 10y agoThis. And it even comes with reftex and bibtex.
- gkya 10y agoIf you're using Emacs already, just use Org-mode to write your documents and C-c Ce l p, i.e. export to pdf through latex. I use a combination of Org-mode and xelatex, and it works like a charm. Just set up `org-latex-classes' to your templates if necessary, then: ;; See: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/2014-05/msg00198.html (let ((xelatex "xelatex -shell-escape -interaction nonstopmode -output-directory %o %f") (biber "biber -u -U %b")) (setf org-latex-pdf-process (list xelatex xelatex biber xelatex))) and go.
- torrent-of-ions 10y agoorg-mode is wonderful and exporting is a great feature. But it's more about using LaTeX as a convenient way to get a typeset PDF. But I've never successfully completed a "real" paper or book using just org-mode. I always end up adding a ton of manual hacks and at that point I might as well skip org-mode entirely.
- torrent-of-ions 10y agoIt's great but the author already says he uses it. It doesn't run LaTeX multiple times, though, as far as I know.