Closed karimmd closed 3 years ago
The issue is not related to the extension. You should fix each error in the output of bibtex
. Please ask at https://tex.stackexchange.com/
You have errors in your .bib
, which make bibtex
fails and therefore the following steps of the recipe are not run. Fix them and your recipe will work xe->bib->xe->xe
.
See #1170 for defining a latexmk
recipe using xelatex
.
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I am also using Sublime Text 3 with latextool.
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I am expecting to initiate a single recipe that would compile without any interruptions. In other format like: IEEE trans, it works out of the box using pdf->bib->pdf->pdf.
A clear and concise description of what the bug is. Hi, I am having problem compiling my thesis that is initially downloaded from Here. I am not sure whether it is a bug or not. Most likely it can be the latex formatting issue from the styling format that I am using. But then my question, why it works within a single command when I am running the same file under SublimeText but it does not happenning within vscode. I do not have issue compiling other format like IEEE trans, elsevier. However, I did face similar issue like the above while trying to compile acm class. The main problem lies dealing with the bib/bibtex (most probably, my guess).
I am using the following recipe to build and compile
The weird part to me is that: If I use the latextool from within sublime text 3, it works out of the box with the necessary citation and other things like figures, tables. However, when it comes to build (or compile inside vscode) then it does not work within a single command (or recipe). The technique that I use to make it work is that:
Step 1: xe->bib->xe->xe (The build process stops after issues warnings) Step 2: xe->xe (The build finally success)
Most likely the problem is happening due to the management of bibtex (*.bib). (Step-1 ) The PDF generates though as Output successfully but the Reference Section does not shows up and in the text it shows [?] before the sentence. But I am still not sure what causes the problem and how can I find a single recipe that would work out of the box with a single command.
I have tried to combine the above two builds using xe->bib->xe->xe-xe->xe but still the interruptions happen. Any advice or ideas on recipe customization would be really appreciated from the community.
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Step 1: xe->bib->xe->xe (The built process interrupted) (477 warnings, 16 infos)
Step 2: xe->xe (build successes) 8 warnings 24 infos
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Step 1: xe->bib->xe->xe (The built process interrupted) (477 warnings, 16 infos)
Step 2: xe->xe (Builds successfully) 8 warnings 24 infos
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