Hi, I just downloaded TeXnicCenter and got it installed. I'm using TeXLive2005, Windows XP Pro, Service Pack 2.
After setting everything up, pdflatex starts up on my test document and I get this in the console:
! Undedfined control sequence.
<*> "C:\Documents
and Settings\blah\blah\blah\test.tex
It is using my pdflatex (pdfeTeXk Version 3.141592-1.30.3-2.2)
I must be making a simple mistake in the install--can you help me figure this out?
Please let me know if I need to provide more info.
thanks,
--Tim Arnold
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cannot parse windows path to source tex file
Seems to me like you try to process the source file with pdftex instead of pdflatex. Make sure that you are using the right compiler. Moreover I recommend an upgrade to TeX Live 2007.
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Re: cannot parse windows path to source tex file
Thanks but that (the pdfetexk line) is the normal response header to 'pdflatex'. Also, this problem doesn't get to the processing (TeXLive2005 should be fine afaict--texniccenter has worked with it in the past).
It looks like I have something setup incorrectly in that the windows path is not getting parsed correctly.
If you have any other ideas, please let me know.
thanks,
--Tim
It looks like I have something setup incorrectly in that the windows path is not getting parsed correctly.
If you have any other ideas, please let me know.
thanks,
--Tim
cannot parse windows path to source tex file
Just found the answer, so replying to my own post.
From the TeXnicCenter Help, searching on 'path', the first hit is this:
In my latex->pdf profile, I changed the line:
to
now everything works. Thanks and sorry for the noise. Still I wonder why I needed to make that setting in the first place. I'll do some more reading...
--Tim
From the TeXnicCenter Help, searching on 'path', the first hit is this:
Instead of 'p', 'w', 'd' and 'm' use the uppercase variants of these characters to get slashes ('/') instead of backslashes ('\') as path separators.
In my latex->pdf profile, I changed the line:
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-interaction=nonstopmode "%pm"
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-interaction=nonstopmode "%Pm"
--Tim