Closed DiffPetrovich closed 7 months ago
Hello!
Seems bibtex doesn't work when aux files stored in separate folder. The command I use in settings: bibtex.exe -include-directory=E:\LaTeX\Temp %
bibtex.exe -include-directory=E:\LaTeX\Temp %
(But it's somewhat unclear what the syntax of this particular command should be from the guide)
I thought the problem is with bibtex.exe itself, but somehow it works fine when I use SublimeText + LaTeXTools + aux file storing in \<<temp>>.
Additional:
Should work as with no aux separation: fully ready document
I receive message:
I couldn't open file name `main.aux'
Bibliography doesn't compile, citation numbers are ?
?
Related LaTeXTools settings: "aux_directory": "\<<temp>>" "output_directory": "\<<temp>>" (use to hide synctex.gz) "copy_output_on_build": true (get pdf only) "builder": "basic"
Content of \<<temp>> folder used for Sublime after compilation:
Content of my custom temp folder used for TeXstudio:
this is a general latex set-up question. I propose to ask on tex.stackexchange This list is focused on texstudio, the editor, issues.
Hello!
Seems bibtex doesn't work when aux files stored in separate folder. The command I use in settings:
bibtex.exe -include-directory=E:\LaTeX\Temp %
(But it's somewhat unclear what the syntax of this particular command should be from the guide)
I thought the problem is with bibtex.exe itself, but somehow it works fine when I use SublimeText + LaTeXTools + aux file storing in \<<temp>>.
Environment
Additional:
Expected behavior
Should work as with no aux separation: fully ready document
Actual behavior
I receive message:
Bibliography doesn't compile, citation numbers are
?
Additional
Related LaTeXTools settings: "aux_directory": "\<<temp>>" "output_directory": "\<<temp>>" (use to hide synctex.gz) "copy_output_on_build": true (get pdf only) "builder": "basic"
Content of \<<temp>> folder used for Sublime after compilation:
Content of my custom temp folder used for TeXstudio: