You can go there by holding the option key, and clicking the “Go” menu in the Finder.
#Textwrangler scripts mac os x#
In Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion”, this folder is hidden. Copy the folder "ShellScripts" from the mounted disk image to your "Library" folder in your home folder.
#Textwrangler scripts update#
I've tested with TeXLive 2017 and Skim 1.4.36 (Skim is current on, I just haven't update TeXLive yet).Ī list of descriptions is added at the end of this document. The standard previewer which I suggest for SyncTex is Skim. When used with an older TeX you'll receive a harmless error message. The current scripts prefer MacTeX 2008 or later, as synctex is enabled by default. I strongly recommend you use MacTeX though. This also means that you're not stuck with MacTeX, but could use a TeX installed with Fink or Macports, if you feel so inclined. Because the work is actually done in your normal terminal, you just have to make sure that latex works from the terminal, and then you're set. I've taken this approach, because I really dislike the AppleScript syntax: I find it unclear, and I never seem to be able to find the correct syntax first time round. The AppleScripts merely call this shell-script with the correct parameters. The script-set have two main parts: a shell script that runs in the Terminal that does the actual processing. I did test the pdflatex script in both, so that should at least work. This version is for use with BBEdit 8/9/10/11/12. Of course if you do not use metapost, the figure scripts are useless, since you aren't likely to edit your figures in a text editor anyway.
#Textwrangler scripts pdf#
I use a separate script to translate the metapost figure into pdf if needed. In particular I include scripts to generate metapost graphics (and I assume that the figures reside in a folder "Figures" next to the master document). You may need to adapt the script to your needs. It also allows you to generate draft documents without touching the master document (by passing \PassOptionsToClass to pdflatex before starting the TeX run). It allows you to duplicate some TeXShop functionality in BBEdit (in particular the use of master documents through the %SourceDoc comment or the newer #!TEX Root=file.tex syntax). (Based on this script.BBEdit TeX integration scripts CompileTeX for BBEdit and TextWranglerĬompileTeX is an AppleScript/Shell script combination for use with BBEdit. Reformat XML with tabs and line breaks matching the structure. Reformat JSON with tabs and line breaks matching the structure. Requires python to be installed if using macOS 12 (Monterey) or later. Prompts for a prefix string and adds this to the beginning of all lines. Prompts for a suffix string and appends this to all lines. Prompts for an egrep regular expression, then deletes lines matching the expression.
Prompts for an egrep regular expression, then retains only those lines matching the expression. All scripts work on the entire document, though this can be changed easily by modifying the CotEditor directives in the scripts. The scripts should be added to the CotEditor scripts folder. Some of them are inspired by text transformation commands in TextWrangler (another macOS text editor). Here are some useful scripts for CotEditor, a text editor for macOS.
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