Dear list, Here is another beta release. There are more than 100 commits since the 2.5.1 beta (two months ago). There are many changes for the build tools: there is now a separation between default and personal build tools, the same as for the templates. The only option you have for the default build tools is to enable or disable them. So if there are new build tools, or if the commands are modified, etc, you will receive the updates (it was not the case before, if you've modified them). The little problem: if you have modified the build tools previously (also for the enabled/show properties), all those build tools will be considered as personal ones. So you'll have to remove them by hand if they are the same as the default build tools (or you don't mind having duplicated items in the menu and toolbar). It is however possible to write a script to remove the duplicated build tools automatically, but it must take into account the switch from the $view placeholder to <open> (in the XML file). Best regards, Sébastien News (2.5.1 -> 2.5.2) ==== - Build Tools: - Separate default and personal build tools - To manage build tools, go to Build -> Manage Build Tools - Remove the 'must succeed' option for a build job - Remove the $view placeholder, use gtk_show_uri() instead - Add the 'files to open' option for a build tool - Build View: add the 'show details' button, which replace the 'always show all' option of the latexmk post-processor - Structure: open an included file or an image. Select an item in the structure of the document, and go to Structure -> Open File, or a right click. (bug #670549) - Force to show icons in the menu (for the LaTeX and Math menus) - Remove the setting about the number of most used symbols - Icon size available in 192x192 (for gnome-shell) - CMake: option to change the man page directory (for OpenBSD) - CMake: generate README and INSTALL from README.in and INSTALL.in - Various code cleanups and refactoring - UI translations: - Andika Triwidada (id) - Átila Camurça (pt_BR) - Daniel Mustieles (es) - Martin Srebotnjak (sl) - Doc translations: - Daniel Mustieles (es) About latexila ============== LaTeXila is an Integrated LaTeX Environment for GNOME, written in Vala. The main features are: - Customizable buttons to compile, convert and view a document in one click. Latexmk is used by default, but Rubber and the "low-level" commands such as pdflatex can also be used. - LaTeX commands completion - Document structure to easily navigate in it - Symbol tables (Greek letters, arrows, etc) - Template managing: a few default templates, creating personal ones, etc - Easy projects management - Some menus and toolbars with the principal LaTeX commands Download ======== http://download.gnome.org/sources/latexila/2.5/latexila-2.5.2.tar.xz (646K) sha256sum: 6aef17e7b20597e4a1ff5855158d0311d5dd4a44354ff3fe649fe0fbdfb7b811
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