SciTE is a SCIntilla
based Text Editor. It can be run on both Windows and Linux systems. I
find it is very powerful and easy to configure.
I managed to create a personal setting to let it call other programs
to do the compile job for my TeX/LaTeX files and view the outputs.
Below is my personal setting in SciTEUser.properties file on Windows
XP, it is eay to modify it for Linux box.
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tabbar.visible=1
tabbar.hide.one=0
line.margin.visible=1
line.margin.width=4+
buffers=10
command.name.1..tex=LaTeX
command.1..tex=LaTeX $(FilePath)
command.is.filter.1..tex=1
command.subsystem.1..tex=1
command.name.2..tex=BibTeX
command.2..tex=BibTeX $(FileDir)\$(FileName)
command.is.filter.2..tex=1
command.subsystem.2..tex=1
command.name.3..tex=View DVI
command.3..tex=yap $(FileDir)\$(FileName).dvi
command.is.filter.3..tex=1
command.subsystem.3..tex=1
command.name.4..tex=DVI2PDF
command.4..tex=dvipdfm $(FileDir)\$(FileName).dvi
command.is.filter.4..tex=1
command.subsystem.4..tex=1
command.name.5..tex=View PDF
command.5..tex=C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
$(FileDir)\$(FileName).pdf
command.is.filter.5..tex=1
command.subsystem.5..tex=1
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For info and the properties file view href=”http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTEDoc.html”>SciTEDoc.
Make TeX/LaTeX files using SciTE
July 9th, 2004 | Science
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