Texmaker and TeXstudio ⇒ TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
perhaps it works now.
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Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
Sam
Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
I don't know why the app complains, but there is a line QMAKE_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 10.4 in the texmakerx.pro, perhaps you should remove it when you have a different MacOSX version
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Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
QMAKE_MAC_SDK=/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk
QMAKE_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 10.5
Thanks!
Sam
Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
You seems to be the only one who succeed to run it on mac.
(https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.p ... id=7142307)
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Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
http://www.qtsoftware.com/downloads
and install it.
2. Open Terminal.app
3. Download source files of trxmakerx from your svn site:
http://texmakerx.svn.sourceforge.net/sv ... erx/trunk/
4. Cd trunk.
5. Sudo sh build.sh.
Password:
TexMakerX compilation :
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Enter path to QT4 (/usr/lib/qt4 or ...):
6. /usr/bin
Enter SYSTEM (1: UNIX ; 2: MACOSX) :
7. 2
Then compiling processing continued for several minutes.
Finally we have texmakerx.app in /Applications.
Sam
Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
Probably I will put it on the web site.
The process seems to be straight simple, until the path of step 6...
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Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
Sam
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Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
1. I use the default font family: Lucida Sans Typewriter. The space between Chinese characters becomes very small ans some of them are overlapping to each other and to some English words. If I use Lucida Sans Unicode font family the problem is gone.
2. When I copy and past several lines of texts form other application (for example, Smultron), all lines are put into one line in texmakerx.
3. Some alphabets at end of words are missing in configure window. For example, Editor font family becomes Editor font famil.
I do not know whether it only occurs on the complied OSX 10.5 version or not.
Sam
Re: TexMakerX (with interactive spellchecking!)
The bundle description file was wrong, and still wanted to execute texmaker instead of texmakerx.
Perhaps it works in the new revision
>1. I use the default font family: Lucida Sans Typewriter. The space between Chinese characters becomes very small ans some of them are overlapping to each other and to some English words. If I use Lucida Sans Unicode font family the problem is gone.
Have the character different widths?
In the default it tries to draw all with the same to be faster
>When I copy and past several lines of texts form other application (for example, Smultron), all lines are put into one line in texmakerx.
It didn't understand the mac line ending, so removed all line breaks. (even worse: you couldn't really open a file with mac line endings)
But now it should work (the only remaining problem is that the line ending is set to the windows \r\n when saving)
>Some alphabets at end of words are missing in configure window. For example, Editor font family becomes Editor font famil.
It works on Windows, perhaps Mac has a larger default font / screen resolution