#TEXSHOP COMPILE CODE#
Reminder: if you have installed context-osx-64/ elsewhere, please replace the segment ~/context-osx-64/ in the above code with the path to that directory.) ~/context-osx-64/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin/mtxrun -autogenerate -script context -directives="system.showerror" -autopdf "$1" -purgeall
Once TeXShop is installed, go to ~/Library/TeXShop/Engine/, create a new file named ConTeXt LMTX.engine, open it in your preferred text editor, and add the following lines: If everything goes nicely, you should be able to see LMTX functioning.Īlternatively, you could use a TeX editor such as TeXShop. If this is the case, in the Terminal window type: If there is no issue, in ~/context-osx-64/tex/, remove the directory texmf-cache/, then in the Terminal run:Īfter that, in principle, the directory texmf-cache/ should be present again. If not, there might be an issue with the files you have downloaded. (here 20191206 is the date stamp of luametatex this will change over time, of course). If luametatex is present, in the Terminal type:Īnd see whether it says, among other things: In order to see whether ~/context-osx-64/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin/luametatex is present or not. In that case, try typing in a Terminal window:
It may happen that for some reason not everything goes smoothly & you cannot typeset any document. If this is the case, then you can typeset a file named myfile.tex from the Terminal by typing: Under 'TeX+dvips+Distiller' change the commands to tex and latex, respectively. Under 'Path settings' change both paths to /sw/bin. You should get the path to the ConTeXt binary and its version. In TexShop, goto TexShop -> Preferences and click on 'Engine'. In principle, once your PATH has been modified, typing in a Terminal window Reminder: if you have installed context-osx-64/ elsewhere, please replace the segment ~/context-osx-64/ in the above code with the path to that directory. zshenv (10.15) (or another configuration file, depending on your flavor of shell interface):Įxport PATH=$PATH: ~/context-osx-64/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin If you want to run LMTX from the Terminal interface in any directory, you should add the path of your installation to $PATH by adding this to your.
#TEXSHOP COMPILE UPDATE#
Whenever you want to update your installation of LMTX, it is enough to go to that directory in Terminal & run the installation script again: Then you should be able to execute the commandĪfter that, if everything goes smoothly, a complete functioning tree of LMTX, complete with dozens of manuals, will be installed in ~/context-osx-64/. Open a Terminal window ( Terminal.app is found in /Applications/Utilities/). Thus the path to your future LMTX directory will be ~/context-osx-64/ (from now on, this is what we assume). Put the unzipped folder context-osx-64/ wherever you wish-for instance, in your home directory.
#TEXSHOP COMPILE DOWNLOAD#
For other platforms the procedures are more or less analogous.įirst download context-osx-64.zip. Since a few users have encountered difficulties in installing, and updating to, beta releases of ConTeXt LMTX on macOS, below we describe an installation procedure for macOS.
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