On 30.06.09 15:44:29, Brent Stephens wrote: > I'm trying to get Kile working on windows. As far as I have been able to > tell, no one has really given it much time before. It really ought not be > that hard though, I think. So I'm going to try. > The program works just fine. But one ought to be able to compile LaTeX code > from inside Kile, which I can't. Kile usually accesses a terminal and runs > latex from within the terminal (or something like that, I'm not exactly a > developer, so maybe I'm saying it stupid). At any rate, I have a working > TeX distribution, and a native windows LaTeX editor that runs just like it > should, so I have the parts I need. I just need some way to get Kile to > access the LaTeX compiler.
Well, I haven't used kile for ages, but it doesn't really start a terminal, it does however run the latex and similar commands as a separate process. You'll have to teach kile where your latex is (there ought to be some settings) and then hope that the kile developers didn't expect only unix-paths to be put there. If that doesn't work you'll have to get your hands onto the code - or find someone who's willing to do that part. If you want to have a look, then try to find places were KProcess or QProcess is used in the code. > Has something similar been done with KDevelop? Seems like it would, but I > don't really know. KDevelop uses external processes as well, yes. In this case it would be running cmake or nmake (or grep, find, sed and awk for the find-in-files). But I haven't tested any of that yet, so it might not work currently Andreas -- Don't you feel more like you do now than you did when you came in? _______________________________________________ Kde-windows mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-windows
