Thank you -- I will give this a try.
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On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:30 AM, lawlist
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> Oh, that would be most awesome, to have the terminal run under the hood.
> Does the automator have an easy way to tell the terminal to run under the
> hood and insert a user defined command (latexmk -c) or (latexmk, plus the
> name of the file in
Oh, that would be most awesome, to have the terminal run under the hood.
Does the automator have an easy way to tell the terminal to run under the
hood and insert a user defined command (latexmk -c) or (latexmk, plus the
name of the file in the working directory)? I've only used the automator
lawlist opined on Wednesday 06-Mar-2013@22:19:55
> Can I please have some ideas for the easiest way to have a keyboard shortcut
> assigned to open the terminal and type: latexmk [name of file that is open
> in bbedit].
Do you need to actually open the terminal for some reason, or do you just ne
Can I please have some ideas for the easiest way to have a keyboard
shortcut assigned to open the terminal and type: latexmk [name of file
that is open in bbedit]. If possible, I'd like the computer to figure out
the name of the file that is open (with keyboard focus) in bbedit.
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