Hi,
First off, thanks for a fabulous plugin. I seem to be unable to pass "pdflatex" as an external command to the file eval trigger. Context: I use the Linux subsystem on windows (so far I've got the best of both worlds in userspace), and while LightTable is running as a Windows binary, my Latex installation is inside WLS. On a typical windows command line, I can run call pdflatex like so:
prompt>bash -c "pdflatex file.tex"
and this works fine. However, with a litexrc like so:
Pressing ctrl+enter does nothing. Nothing shows up on the console, the status pane says "Connected to PDF Viewer" and in the PDF Viewer pane is a message saying "The system cannot find the path specified"
Perhaps I'm doing something horribly wrong [and I do recognize that running lighttable from within WLS, while compiling a file within WLS would be the sensible thing to do. But I just can't seem to get lighttable working within WLS].
Hi, First off, thanks for a fabulous plugin. I seem to be unable to pass "pdflatex" as an external command to the file eval trigger. Context: I use the Linux subsystem on windows (so far I've got the best of both worlds in userspace), and while LightTable is running as a Windows binary, my Latex installation is inside WLS. On a typical windows command line, I can run call pdflatex like so:
and this works fine. However, with a litexrc like so:
Pressing ctrl+enter does nothing. Nothing shows up on the console, the status pane says "Connected to PDF Viewer" and in the PDF Viewer pane is a message saying "The system cannot find the path specified"
Perhaps I'm doing something horribly wrong [and I do recognize that running lighttable from within WLS, while compiling a file within WLS would be the sensible thing to do. But I just can't seem to get lighttable working within WLS].