TeX - LaTeX Asked on June 9, 2021
I use TeXStudio on Mac OS, and one thing I’ve always wanted to do is to save my files in folders instead of separate files. For now it saves stuff like this:
But I want to combine the files for one document into one single folder, so that I don’t have those auxiliary files flooding my finder. How can I save files such that the folder is created automatically with the files in them? Please note that I’m new to TeX, so I’m not familiar at all with macros and stuff. Thanks!
The *tex
binaries accept the command line option --output-directory <your output dir>
. But then, everything is written there including the typeset document (in DVI or PDF format). However, you could create another directory where you place links that point to your desired output file, e. g. the PDF. The method of creating file links depends on the OS you are on.
Answered by AlexG on June 9, 2021
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