A double click on an item of the project has the following effects: Documents A. Table of Contents The document will open at that specific line position. Figures The document will open at the line of the figure. The document name and the line of the figure is shown in the entry if the figure has no label. WinShell only takes the figure environment into account. Tables The document will open at the line of the table.
The document name and the line of the table is shown in the entry if the table has no label. WinShell only takes the table environment into account. Subtree of the bibliography label: Opens the. This is where the BibTeX entry is cited. In the upper view one can find an overview list of all the BibTeX entries. By clicking with the mouse on the header the list can be sorted. A triangle indicates an ascending or descending order. Clicking a single line shows the detailed information of the BibTeX entry in the lower view.
There is the type and label information followed by the required and the optional fields. Each type has a set of required and optional fields. For faster navigation in the lower view, one can use the TAB key to navigate to the different fields. It is possible to switch between the text view and the editor view via the context menu of the tab of the document:.
Hint: For a. Via the toolbar menu the. Entries The number of entries in the list. Edit Strings Opens a dialog to edit the strings of the. Edit Preamble Opens a dialog to edit the preamble of the. Edit Types and Fields Opens a dialog to edit the types and fields of the known WinShell types and fields.
A BibTeX entry can be edited in the lower view where the detailed information is displayed. The edit box on the right of each field can be activated by a mouse click and then be edited. To edit the strings of the. A dialog pops up and the strings can be modified. To edit the preamble of the. A dialog pops up and the preamble can be typed in. To modify the types and fields, choose accordingly in the tool bar. A dialog pops up and the types and fields can be modified.
When a type is selected the required and optional fields are displayed accordingly. An information text about the currently selected type and field is shown and can be edited.
Any modification of the information text will be stored. New types and fields can be added via the 'Add User types and fields can be deleted via the 'Delete The standard types and fields cannot be deleted. The main issue with modifying LaTeX 2e files into a form suitable for pdflatex is that images must be included using the graphics package, not the obsolete epsf or psfig packages.
As a first step, invoke the graphics package in your preamble:. To include images, instead of using. Note that the format suffix is optional, and the width and height are automatically inferred from the file. For files that do not have a built-in physical size, the size is inferred by using the image resolution defined in the pdftex.
If a format suffix is not provided for a graphic, pdflatex will first look for a file a file called filename. If such a file does not exist, then filename. It's usually more flexible to not include the suffix. Using this option is equivalent to copying the program file to name and invoking name. Set dir as the directory to which auxiliary files are written. Also look for input files in dir first, before along the normal search path.
TeX uses the buffer to contain input lines, but macro expansion works by writing material into the buffer and reparsing the line. As a consequence, certain constructs require the buffer to be very large, even though most documents can be handled with a small value. Change the way, error messages are printed.
The alternate style looks like error messages from many compilers and is easier to parse for some editors. Disable automatic installation of packages. Specifying this option overrules settings in the MiKTeX configuration data store. Enable automatic installation of packages. It is only partially enabled by default to avoid security problems.
When fully enabled, the command which undergoes the usual TeX expansions is passed to the command interpreter. The output of the command is not diverted anywhere, so it will not appear in the log file. Set the width of context lines on terminal error messages. Set the extra size in memory words for large data structures like boxes, glue, breakpoints, et al.
Relevant only after the memory dump file has been read. Set the extra size in memory words for chars, tokens, et al. Set the size, in TeX memory words, of the font memory. Set the width of first lines of contexts in terminal error messages. I tried the short example as your given. But I failed to generate a pdf output. The error information is as below. Here, the gandl. Show 1 more comment.
Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Matthew Leingang Matthew Leingang To be run with the -shell-escape option. I don't know if this is the reason that why I cannot run this simple example in my TexShop. Add --shell-escape to the lines with pdftex and pdflatex. MatthewLeingang After I adding those commands, when I run the code as above, it still cannot work.
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