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I use latex-makefile in version-controlled directories and frequently produce diffed
versions of documents (using difflatex), most often against older revisions of a document
(using difflatex' subversion support: difflatex-svn).
It would be extremely convenient if the makefile had in-built support for goals like
document.diff-r123.pdf
to produce a diff-annotated pdf against revision 123 from the repository.
Reported by timobaumann on 2012-01-14 15:05:22
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for the report. I've been slow to respond because of my day job. :-)
Unfortunately, I still have a day job, so I'll still be somewhat slow getting to this.
While we're waiting for me to get around to it, though, could you give some more detail
about the steps that you take to do diffs? A sequence of commands would be useful.
Then we can probably devise something to stick into Targets.ini as a temporary workaround
and a way of testing our solution.
Sorry for replying so late. Actually, the following in my Targets.ini works marvelously:
%-diffPREV.tex : %.tex
latexdiff-svn -r PREV $<
I don't know whether you'd want this capability directly in the program, if not then
a wiki page for common extensions to the Makefile would probably be good enough.
Originally reported on Google Code with ID 148
Reported by
timobaumann
on 2012-01-14 15:05:22The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: