#COMPILE LATEX FILE MAC CODE#
Added "warning = FALSE" in the code chuncks with this function to avoid "dimension too large" error. The R function "ci" for calculating confidence interval generates warning messages by default. Removed "\usepackage' and anything relevant with tikz from 'structure' and installed tikzdevice package in R. The problems on Mac became "incompatible color definition". Latex Error: File 'xstring.sty' not found. Package fontenc Error: Encoding file 'f' not found. Problems when using Tex Live + Sweave (Knitr) on Mac. I just need highlight in the codes in that PDF. I tried to change it but it automatically changed it back immediately.Ĭompiling with Sweave does not have problems. This is not a read-only file but the folder is.
I found "texmf.cnf" but I did not manage to edit it. Problems when using Tex Live + Sweave (Knitr) on Win 11 - Tex Capacity exceed When I tried to compile this Rnw file to PDF, I have different problems. I have MacTex installed on my Mac and Tex Live installed on my Win 11. Updated 2019.08.31 from user36296's comment.I have problems using Rstudio Sweave while compiling with Knitr. Hence this approach is equivalent to: $ xelatex file.tex # called one or more times to produce file.pdf
#COMPILE LATEX FILE MAC PDF#
Note that, today, xelatex first generates an xdv stream and internally pipes it to xdvipdfmx to produce a PDF file. In this approach, xelatex is used to generate the PDF file directly, without generating an intermediate output file. $ latexmk -pdflatex='xelatex %O %S' -pdf file.tex $ xdvipdfmx file.xdv # called only once in the endĪ second option is to set pdflatex as follows along with turning on the -pdf option: # %O is a substitution for options and %S is for source file Hence the -xelatex option is equivalent to: $ xelatex -no-pdf file.tex # called one or more times to produce file.xdv In latexmk, $xelatex_default_switches is set to -no-pdf (line 395) to have xelatex produce an xdv file instead of the default PDF file. Then, xdvipdfmx is called to convert the xdv file to a pdf file. With the -xelatex option, or the -pdfxe option, the tex file is first typeset to an xdv ( extended DVI) file. Option 1: -xelatex $ latexmk -xelatex file.tex In version: 4.65 (18 June 2019), there is a difference between using the -xelatex option and setting -pdflatex as suggested by one of the comments. I appreciate any insight you may be able to provide. I've also looked at rubber, but it doesn't seem to work either. There doesn't appear bo be any logical mechanism for selecting a tex program from the command line, and it's not clear from the source how one would do this, either. Latexmk describes its commands as follows: $ latexmk -commands xelatex job The first line of my tex file is (as suggested by this post): % !TEX TS-program = xelatexmkĪnd I've tried others (e.g. * XeTeX is required to compile this document.
#COMPILE LATEX FILE MAC MAC OS#
How can one compile a XeLaTeX tex document using latexmk on Mac OS X?Īt present I am running latexmk job.tex and getting an error: !
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