I'm trying to compile a tex file with pdflatex outside the directory in which the tex is. This is,
Code: Select all
pdflatex folder\myfileHow can I compile myfile.tex outside folder?
Bests
General ⇒ About generating pdf with pdflatex
About generating pdf with pdflatex
Hi all,
I'm trying to compile a tex file with pdflatex outside the directory in which the tex is. This is,
I have some pdf pictures in folder included in myfile.tex through \includegraphics{picure.pdf}. When I run pdflatex says that it's not possible to find picture.pdf.
How can I compile myfile.tex outside folder?
Bests
I'm trying to compile a tex file with pdflatex outside the directory in which the tex is. This is,
How can I compile myfile.tex outside folder?
Bests
"Show me your .emacs and I'll tell you who you are." -- modified proverb
Learn LaTeX easily with newest books:
The LaTeX Beginner's Guide: 2nd edition and perfect for students writing a thesis
The LaTeX Cookbook: 2nd edition full of practical examples for mathematics, physics, chemistry, and more
LaTeX Graphics with TikZ: the first book about TikZ for perfect drawings in your LaTeX thesis
Re: About generating pdf with pdflatex
Why don't you want to run pdflatex in the folder in question?
Re: About generating pdf with pdflatex
Because this folder is created by another application with a name that depends from an internal command. After, I run pdflatex from within this application invoking the folder name with the application internal command.
"Show me your .emacs and I'll tell you who you are." -- modified proverb
About generating pdf with pdflatex
Sorry, but I didn't really follow that.
Do you mean that you're calling pdflatex within a script or batch file, where $foldername is a variable? I still don't see the problem.
Do you mean that you're calling pdflatex within a script or batch file, where $foldername is a variable? I still don't see the problem.
Code: Select all
cd $foldername
pdflatex $file