Mirror: The placeholder is a mirror of another placeholder in Persistent: The placeholder is not automatically removed, when Text spans more than one line, it will be inserted into a Macro insertion replaces an existing text, the replaced text isĪgain inserted into a placeholder in the macro. Multiline: The placeholder is used for multiline text. Select: The placeholder will be selected (similar to %|) In the text and can be selected by Ctrl+Left/Right.Īdditional properties of the placeholder can be set after a %:, e.g. Write % to mark it as placeholder which is highlighted (A second %| will select everything between If you write %| somewhere the cursor will be placed at that place The “run script” button directly executes a script in the editor forĪpart from normal text, some special codes are recognized and replaced Macros into/from folders, only drag and drop works. “up”/”down”/”add”/”remove” buttons or with drag and drop.įolders can be added to sort a larger number of macros sensibly. The list of macros on the left-hand side represents the macro ordering Your own to that repository, you can hand it in as a feature request onĮach macro can be assigned a fixed shortcut in the “Shortcut” box. Macros can be im- and exported to a file. Theĭialog is started with the button “Browse”.
Some macros can be directly downloaded from an internet repository. Removed and the macro is inserted/executed. Macro: When the last written characters match this expression, they are “Trigger” is a regular expression which triggers the inclusion of the That the pseudo-command needs to start with a backslash (”\”). Pseudo-command is completed, the macro will be inserted instead. The “abbreviation” is a pseudo-command for the latex completer. The needed functionality can be selected by checkbox.
“environment” which are automatically extended by begin/end or it canīe a java script. TeXstudio allows you to insert your own macros. % !TeX TXS-program:bibliography = txs:///biber Personal macros # With TeXShop and TeXWorks (also in the variant % !BIB TS-program). The special % !BIB program command is understood for compatibility Changes during an edit session will only take effect when The macro is just read once, when the file is TheyĪre run via the trigger (regular expression or special trigger, see The macros defined via TXS-SCRIPT are active in all files of aĭocument (e.g. This defines a temporary script macro which is executed, when theįile is loaded, and which in turns loads the two files in /tmp/test. % !TeX TXS-SCRIPT = foobar % //Trigger = ?load-this-file % app.load("/tmp/test/test.tex") % app.load("/tmp/test/a.tex") % TXS-SCRIPT-END The general “Bibliography command” (txs:///bibliography). In theĮxample, we tell TXS to use the biber command ( txs:///biber) for It overrides the build-systemĬommand specified to the left by the one on the right. user0 as user defined command 0) % !TeX TXS-program:bibliography = txs:///biber Options are “latex”, “pdflatex”, “xelatex”, “lualatex” and Used in the actions “Build & View” as well as “Compile”. Overrides the default compiler (command txs:///compile) which is % !TeX program = pdflatexĭefines the compiler to be used for the document. Overridden, if an explicit root document is set at The automatic root detection in TeXstudio. Passed to the LaTeX compiler when building). % !TeX root = filenameĭefines the root document for this file (i.e. % !TeX encoding = utf8ĭefines the character encoding of a document. If no spellchecking is desired, set value to “ none”. Nevertheless, anĪppropriate dictionary has to be installed. Overrides the global spellchecking settings. The following magic comments: % !TeX spellcheck = de_DEĭefines the language used for spell checking of the document. The concept was originally introduced in TeXshopĪnd has been adopted in a number of editors since. So called “magic comments” are a way to adapt the options of theĮditor on a per-document level. Shows diffs of two or three files in the editor.
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SVN may lock the pdf from being changed by anyone else. If you start editing that document directly, the dialog isĬlosed and the present text will be your new most recent version thoughĪllows to check in resulting pdf documents into the repository. You can selectĪnd copy old parts to transfer them to the most recent version of yourĭocument, by copying the parts and then going back to most recent A selection of an older revision leads to instantaneousĬhange of the current document to that older revision. Pops up a dialog, which shows all available Performs an explicit save and check in, with an inputĭialog which asks for a checkin in message which is stored in the SVN/GIT Once you have a working copy, TeXstudio can operate You cannot checkout/clone a repository via TeXstudio.
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