When Ctrl+B is pressed, LT calls latexmk (taking TeX Live as an example) and compiles the TeX file. If the TeX file is not changed, latexmk will skip compiling the TeX file, and show the PDF file (if exists) directly.
However, in some occasions, if an exterior file (e.g., a BIB, a JPG, or an \includeed file) is changed, we have to rebuild the PDF file. In this case, pressing simply Ctrl+B won't work.
To solve this problem, I type some space-bars and then Ctrl+S. Then Ctrl+B.
When
Ctrl+B
is pressed, LT callslatexmk
(taking TeX Live as an example) and compiles the TeX file. If the TeX file is not changed,latexmk
will skip compiling the TeX file, and show the PDF file (if exists) directly.However, in some occasions, if an exterior file (e.g., a BIB, a JPG, or an
\include
ed file) is changed, we have to rebuild the PDF file. In this case, pressing simplyCtrl+B
won't work.To solve this problem, I type some space-bars and then
Ctrl+S
. ThenCtrl+B
.Is there another way to do this?
Thank you so much for your reading.