The point of the > file.html is to redirect the output from TeXcount to a file which you can then open in a browser. However, this redirect is normally handled by the shell, not by TeXcount, so the > file.html part does not go as arguments to TeXcount and TeXcount does not know what > means.
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- Mon Aug 01, 2011 9:10 pm
- Forum: General
- Topic: texcount | Saving the Output
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- Forum: General
- Topic: texcount | Exclude To-Do's
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texcount | Exclude To-Do's
Hi,
I realise this answer may come a bit late...but if nothing else, someone else may stumble upon it.
To add a rule that ignores one parameter following the \todo macro, add the following code somewhere in the LaTeX code prior to the first use:
%TC:macro \todo 1
where the 1 indicates the number ...
I realise this answer may come a bit late...but if nothing else, someone else may stumble upon it.
To add a rule that ignores one parameter following the \todo macro, add the following code somewhere in the LaTeX code prior to the first use:
%TC:macro \todo 1
where the 1 indicates the number ...
