############################################# # # For an overview of the availble commands, see the "help" message below (the # "help" rule). ############################################# # define variables # VARS_DESCRIPTION: This will contain a string which will describe all the vars # used. I rather use a semi-automated description to keep the descriptions and # my remarks in sync. VARS_DESCRIPTION=\ "\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#\#"\ "\n\# Configuration Variables"\ "\n\# "\ "\n" VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# DOCUMENT: the document name (without the .tex extention)"\ "\n\# This is probably the only non-optional variable."\ "\nDOCUMENT=change_this_to_the_name_of_your_document"\ "\n" ifndef DOCUMENT # TODO: document this -include $(PWD)/Makefile ifndef DOCUMENT # Attempting to run any command (except "help") without it defined looks # pointless to me, but I can't think of a better way to report this error. DOCUMENT="YOU_MUST_DEFINE_THE_VARIABLE_DOCUMENT" endif endif # # Guarantee that DOCUMENT has no trailing spaces: # DOCUMENT:=$(strip $(DOCUMENT)) VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# INP_TEX_FILES: A white-space seperated list of files."\ "\n\# Files are assumed to reside in the current directory."\ "\n\# Adding a file here has two effects:"\ "\n\# 1. the dvi document depends on it as well. Latex "\ "\n\# will be re-run if any of those file changes."\ "\n\# 2. It will be added to the source tarball."\ "\n\#INP_TEX_FILES=additional.tex extra.sty"\ "\n" VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# PRINT_CMD: A command to print your postscript output."\ "\n\# The command should be able to process postscript files from"\ "\n\# the standard input."\ "\n\# You probably don't need to change this in the local config"\ "\n\# file."\ "\n\#PRINT_CMD=lpr"\ "\n" ifndef PRINT_CMD # on a normal system you would have: #PRINT_COMMAND=lpr # but on my system: PRINT_CMD=ssh csd lp endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# TARGET_DIR: Default target for file copying. "\ "\n\# Assuming you use rcp or scp, the syntax should be: "\ "\n\# [:]/ "\ "\n\# (is having a '/' in the end a safeguard against some "\ "\n\# typos?) "\ "\n\#TARGET_DIR=remote_server:docs_dir/ "\ "\n" ifndef TARGET_DIR # This is my default. But this is one of the things I change for every # project TARGET_DIR=csd:tmp/ endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# ALWAYS_RUN_LATEX_ONCE: If you use any cross-references, table-of-"\ "\n\# content and similar fetures, latex needs to go"\ "\n\# over the text more than once. The information"\ "\n\# is preserved mainly in the auxilary (.aux) file."\ "\n\# Thus if the information in the auxilary file is"\ "\n\# not up-to-date, a second run of latex is needed."\ "\n\# Therefore it is a custom to always run latex twice."\ "\n\# However, you can do without the seond run, and run "\ "\n\# latex manually ('make latex') when needed. "\ "\n\#ALWAYS_RUN_LATEX_ONCE=1"\ "\n" VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# ALL_TARGET: this is the file or target that gets made when you run"\ "\n\# simply 'make (with no argument) or 'make all'."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# The default target is 'dvi': update the dvi file."\ "\n\# This is useful if you use xdvi or any other dvi viewer"\ "\n\# as your standard previewr."\ "\n\# If you use pdflatex to create a pdf document from the latex"\ "\n\# source you may wish to change this to 'pdf'. If youuse gv"\ "\n\# as your standard previwer you may wish to change it to 'ps'."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Also note that you may list here multiple targets, seperated"\ "\n\# by spaces "\ "\n\#ALL_TARGET=pdf"\ "\n\#ALL_TARGET=ps"\ "\n" # ALL_TARGET: The target of the default rule. These outputs will be produced # by the default "make" commands. ifndef ALL_TARGET ALL_TARGET=dvi #ALL_TARGET=src tgz ps pdf endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# COPY_TYPES: "\ "\n\# TO_COPY: "\ "\n\# These two variables can be used to describe what files are "\ "\n\# copied in the 'copy' target. If TO_COPY is defined, it "\ "\n\# overrides the definition of COPY_TYPES."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# TO_COPY holds a list of files that will be copied."\ "\n\# If TO_COPY is not definedm, then its value is set to "\ "\n\# 'DOCUMENT.' with all the word from COPY_TYPES as default."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# The default value of COPY_TYPES is 'src.tgz ps pdf'"\ "\n\# This means that by default the files to be copied will be "\ "\n\# DOCUMENT.src.tgz (the source archive), DOCUMENT.ps and "\ "\n\# DOCUMENT.pdf ."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Generally the source archive should contain all the various"\ "\n\# figures, biblliography files and othersources, besides the"\ "\n\# .tex document itself."\ "\n\#COPY_TYPES=src.tgz ps"\ "\n\#\# after the definition of DOCUMENT:"\ "\n\#\#TO_COPY=\$$ (DOCUMENT).ps other_notes.ps"\ "\n" # can anybody tell me why in "\$$(DOCUMENT) the '$' is not escaped? # I added <^H> to seperate the two but avoid this showing up in print ifndef TO_COPY # list of files to copy to target dir ifdef COPY_TYPES # This one is premetive: TO_COPY=$(COPY_TYPES:%=$(DOCUMENT).%) else # TO_COPY and COPY_TYPES are not defined. Use default: TO_COPY=$(DOCUMENT).src.tgz $(DOCUMENT).ps $(DOCUMENT).pdf endif endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# SEND_TYPES: "\ "\n\# TO_SEND: "\ "\n\# These two variables can be used to describe what files are "\ "\n\# copied in the 'copy' target. If TO_COPY is defined, it "\ "\n\# overrides the definition of COPY_TYPES."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# TO_COPY holds a list of files that will be copied."\ "\n\# If TO_COPY is not definedm, then its value is set to "\ "\n\# 'DOCUMENT.' with all the word from COPY_TYPES as default."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# The default value of COPY_TYPES is 'src.tgz ps pdf'"\ "\n\# This means that by default the files to be copied will be "\ "\n\# DOCUMENT.src.tgz (the source archive), DOCUMENT.ps and "\ "\n\# DOCUMENT.pdf ."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Generally the source archive should contain all the various"\ "\n\# figures, biblliography files and othersources, besides the"\ "\n\# .tex document itself."\ "\n\#COPY_TYPES=src.tgz ps"\ "\n\#\# after the definition of DOCUMENT:"\ "\n\#\#TO_COPY=\$$ (DOCUMENT).ps other_notes.ps"\ "\n" # can anybody tell me why in "\$$(DOCUMENT) the '$' is not escaped? # I added <^H> to seperate the two but avoid this showing up in print ifndef TO_SEND # list of files to send by email ifdef SEND_TYPES # This one is premetive: TO_SEND=$(SEND_TYPES:%=$(DOCUMENT).%) else # TO_SEND and SEND_TYPES are not defined. Use default: TO_SEND=$(DOCUMENT).src.tgz $(DOCUMENT).ps endif endif #ifndef TO_SEND # # A list of files to be sent by mail # TO_SEND=$(TO_COPY) #endif # if USE_BIBTEX isa non-null string, then bibtex will be run on the output, # and the bibtex file will be added to the source tarball # The name of the bibtex file can be overidden with BIBTEX_FILE . # Maybe try to figure this automatically from the document? Grep for \bib ? VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# USE_BIBTEX: Set this to a non-empty value if you wish to use a bibtex"\ "\n\# bibliography (rather than 'manual' \\bibitem-s)."\ "\n\# You should prepare a bibliography database (e.g."\ "\n\# $(DOCUMENT).bib) and add a bibliography section in the "\ "\n\# document, with, e.g. '\\bibliography{$(DOCUMENT)}'. "\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# If you wish to use mybib.bib instead of $(DOCUMENT).bib"\ "\n\# you should set BIBTEX_FILE to 'mybib' _and_ use "\ "\n\# '\\bibliography{mybib}' in your document "\ "\n\#USE_BIBTEX=true"\ "\n\#\#BIBTEX_FILE=mybib"\ "\n" ifdef USE_BIBTEX ifndef BIBTEX_FILE BIBTEX_FILE=$(DOCUMENT) endif BIBITEMS_FILE=$(DOCUMENT).bbl BIBTEX_BIB_FILE=$(BIBTEX_FILE:%=%.bib) #else # BIBTEX_FILE= endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# BIBTEX_STYLE_FILE: Set this if you use a custom .bst file "\ "\n\# and it is in the current directory. "\ "\n\# If this is set then the bibtex target will depend "\ "\n\# on this file, and it will also be added to the "\ "\n\# sources archive. "\ "\n\#BIBTEX_STYLE_FILE=custom.bst"\ "\n" ifndef BIBTEX_STYLE_FILE BIBTEX_ENV= endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# USE_INDEX: Set this to a non-empty value if you wish to use an index."\ "\n\# You should also add '\\usepackage{makeidx}' and '\\makeindex' "\ "\n\# in the header, and '\\printindex' in the body of the "\ "\n\# document. "\ "\n\#USE_INDEX=true"\ "\n" ifdef USE_INDEX INDEX_FILE=$(DOCUMENT).ind else INDEX_FILE= endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# PS_PAGES: A comma-seperated list of pages and pages ranges"\ "\n\# (e.g.:6-8 or 6-7,9,11-13). Used when converting dvi"\ "\n\# to postscript."\ "\n\# This one is probably only useful from the command-line"\ "\n\#PS_PAGES="\ "\n" ifdef PS_PAGES # A list of files to be sent by mail TOPS_PAGES_SWITCH=-pp $(PS_PAGES) endif # VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ # "\n\# LATEX_ENV: environment to be passed be used with the latex"\ # "\n\# command. Here you can set TEXINPUTS, TEXMFOUTPUTS,"\ # "\n\# TEXEDIT and some others"\ # "\n\#LATEX_ENV=TEXINPUTS=\".:$$HOME/LatexPackages:\""\ # "\n" # ifndef LATEX_ENV # LATEX_ENV= # endif # # VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ # "\n\# BIBTEX_ENV: environment to be passed be used with the bibtex"\ # "\n\# command. Here you can set BIBINPUTS, BSTINPUTS, "\ # "\n\# TEXMFOUTPUTS and some more ."\ # "\n\#BIBTEX_ENV=BIBINPUTS=\".:..\" BSTINPUTS=\".:$$HOME/styles:\""\ # "\n" # ifndef BIBTEX_ENV # BIBTEX_ENV= # endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR: A ':' seperated list of directories with some extra"\ "\n\# Tex/LaTeX files."\ "\n\# If you want a directory and all of its subdirs"\ "\n\# add a '//' to the end of its name. You can also prefix"\ "\n\# a directory with '!!' (watch the quoting!) to make the"\ "\n\# programs use a ls-R file instead of searching the "\ "\n\# whole subtree."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Technically, Setting this will set TEXINPUTS to:"\ "\n\# '.:EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR::' "\ "\n\#EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR=/home/tzafrir/tex/heblatex"\ "\n\#EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR=/home/tzafrir/tex/heblatex:/home/tzafrir/tex/prosper"\ "\n\#"\ "\n\# Alternatively:"\ "\n\#EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR=/home/tzafrir/tex//"\ "\n\#"\ "\n\# or the following, which is faster, but requires extra setup:"\ "\n\#EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR=!!/home/tzafrir/tex//"\ "\n" ifdef EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR # note, this sets TEX_INPUTS, not TEXINPUTS TEX_INPUTS=TEXINPUTS='.:$(EXTRA_INPUTS_DIR)::' endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# LYX_SRC: Define this variable if your original document is a LyX"\ "\n\# document."\ "\n\# DOCUMENT.lyx willbe added to the source archive, and you will"\ "\n\# be able to create latex (and hence postscript and PDF "\ "\n\# without launching the LyX GUI (if you have LyX version >="\ "\n\# 1.1.6)"\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Note that LyX can of many of the things this makefile can do "\ "\n\# (and maybe even better ;-) )"\ "\n\#LYX_SRC=1"\ "\n" # if the source of the latex file is a lyx document, then LYX_INPUT will be # that document. Otherwise it will be an empty string ifdef LYX_SRC LYX_INPUT=$(DOCUMENT).lyx else LYX_INPUT= endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# FIGS/PICS: A list of XFig figure files."\ "\n\# They will be converted to EPS (encapsualted postscript)"\ "\n\# files and included in the document. The original .fig "\ "\n\# files will be included in the tarbal."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Note that currently those files have to have be"\ "\n\# something.fig, and included as something.eps"\ "\n\# in order for this makefile to work. See also PICS_FORMAT"\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# For example, if you have:"\ "\n\#PICS=fig1 something else"\ "\n\#FIGS=fig1.fig something.fig else.fig"\ "\n\# you could use fig1.eps, something.eps and else.eps in your"\ "\n\# document."\ "\n" ifndef FIGS FIGS=$(PICS:%=%.fig) endif EEPICS=$(patsubst %,%.eepic,$(PICS)) EPSPICS=$(patsubst %,%.eps,$(PICS)) PSTEXPICS=$(FIGS:%.fig=%.pstex) PSTEXTPICS=$(FIGS:%.fig=%.pstex_t) PSTEXALLPICS=$(FIGS:%.fig=%.pstex_t) VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# PICS_FORMAT: latex_make supports two alternatives to standard EPS "\ "\n\# pictures: EEPIC and PSTEX. Both formats, like EPS, are"\ "\n\# generated from .fig xfig files."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# In those two formats, any text field marked as \"special\""\ "\n\# in XFig will be interpeted as-is in latex, and thus can"\ "\n\# include subscripts, formulas, etc."\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# EEPIC is a file with some special picture-making macros. "\ "\n\# Some of XFig's features are not supported (e.g:"\ "\n\# colors) but the files are smaller. "\ "\n\# To use it: \input{file.eepic} "\ "\n\# PSTEX This is EPS with a twist: \"special\" text fields "\ "\n\# are ommited from the postscript, and are added to"\ "\n\# a seperate latex macros file. "\ "\n\# You get file.pstex , which is the EPS file, and "\ "\n\# file.pstex_t, which is a latex file that includes "\ "\n\# file.pstex, and adds the required text fields. "\ "\n\# To use it: \input{file.pstex_t}"\ "\n\# "\ "\n\#PICS_FORMAT=EEPIC"\ "\n\#PICS_FORMAT=PSTEX"\ "\n" # by default use .eps, unless PICS_FORMAT==EEPIC ifeq "$(PICS_FORMAT)" "EEPIC" PIC_FILES=$(EEPICS) else ifeq "$(PICS_FORMAT)" "PSTEX" PIC_FILES=$(PSTEXALLPICS) else PIC_FILES=$(EPSPICS) endif endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# FIGMAG: Maginification for eepic pictures."\ "\n\# By setting FIGMAG you set a default value."\ "\n\#FIGMAG=1.2"\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# If you want to use different magnifications for different"\ "\n\# eepic pictures, you can set this value on a per-target basis."\ "\n\# E.g.: if you want to set magnification of 0.8 (80%%) for"\ "\n\# 'myfig', and you use eepic for figures (PICS_FORMAT=EEPIC)"\ "\n\# you can use:"\ "\n\#myfig.eepic: FIGMAG=0.80"\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# Note that you'll have to add a catch-all target somewhere before"\ "\n\# this line. something like: '.phoney:all' . This keeps 'all' as"\ "\n\# the default target. Otherwise you may find that a 'make' command"\ "\n\# does nothing after creating myfig.eepic ."\ "\n" ifndef FIGMAG FIGMAG=1.0 endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# USE_SEMINAR: Special treatment of seminar slides using"\ "\n\# \LatexMakeOptions"\ "\n\#USE_SEMINAR=true"\ "\n\#\#SLIDES_POSTFIX=-sld"\ "\n" ifdef USE_SEMINAR ifndef SLIDES_POSTFIX SLIDES_POSTFIX=-slides endif SLIDES_DOCUMENT=$(DOCUMENT)$(SLIDES_POSTFIX) LANDSCAPE=-t landscapea # a comma-seperated list of options SLIDES_OPTIONS=slidesonly #SLIDES_OPTIONS= # The macro to which the value $(SLIDES_OPTIONS) will be added: SLIDES_OPTIONS_MACRO=LatexMakeOptions # Another macro to the value "slides" SLIDES_MAKE_SWITCH_MACRO=LatexMakeSwitch #else # BIBTEX_FILE= endif VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# LATEX_EDITOR: Your text editor of choice for editing latex files"\ "\n\# (with the \"edit\" target). My default is gvim"\ "\n\#LATEX_EDITOR=vim -c \\\"source mylatex.vimrc\\\""\ "\n\#LATEX_EDITOR=xemacs"\ "\n\#LATEX_EDITOR=emacs"\ "\n\#LATEX_EDITOR=he2"\ "\n" ifndef LATEX_EDITOR LATEX_EDITOR=gvim endif MAKEFILE_EDITOR=$(LATEX_EDITOR) # any way of making this more generic? ifndef CP CP=scp endif DEL=rm -fv LATEX=elatex BIBTEX=bibtex MAKEINDEX=makeindex XDVI=xdvi DVI2PS=dvi2ps PS_VIEWER=gv TAR=tar LYX=lyx CAT=cat PS2PDF=ps2pdf VARS_DESCRIPTION+=\ "\n\# SLIDES_PS2PDF: a different command to create PDF from ps for the slides"\ "\n\# copy. Should support the syntax:"\ "\n\# command input_ps_file output_pdf_file"\ "\n\# "\ "\n\# (The default is to use the standard ps2pdf"\ "\n\#SLIDES_PS2PDF=distill"\ "\n" ifndef SLIDES_PS2PDF SLIDES_PS2PDF=PS2PDF endif ifndef LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE= endif # # LaTeX to HTML definitions # HTML_PROGRAM=latex2html HTML_OPTIONS=--style hebrew # I assume that the html output will be created in a subdirectory HTML_SUBDIR=$(DOCUMENT) # A file that can be used by the makefile to see if the html copy is # up-to-date: HTML_MARKER_FILE=$(HTML_SUBDIR)/index.html # An archive to which the html subdirectory will be packed (in the mail # directory!) HTML_ARCHIVE=$(HTML_SUBDIR).html.tgz LATEX_TO_HTML_COMMAND=$(HTML_PROGRAM) $(HTML_OPTIONS) $(LATEX_MAIN_FILE) # TODO: add exclusion lists HTML_PACK_COMMAND=$(TAR) -cvzf $(HTML_ARCHIVE) $(HTML_SUBDIR) # I want to be a bit careful when running rm -rf HTML_CLEAN_COMMAND=if [ -d $(HTML_SUBDIR) ]; then \ echo "removing html directory $(HTML_SUBDIR);" \ $(RM) -rf $(HTML_SUBDIR);\ fi # # Mail sendingg definitions # # MAIL_SUBJECT can be overriden from the commandline: # make MAIL_SUBJECT="A subject of this mail message" mail MAIL_SUBJECT="The Files of project $(DOCUMENT)" MAIL_FILES=$(TO_SEND:%=-a %) MUTT=mutt # Override this to write the message content and send it manually MESSAGE_BODY=@echo "sent by sent latex_make on $(shell date)" | MAIL_COMMAND=$(MESSAGE_BODY) $(MUTT) -s $(MAIL_SUBJECT) $(MAIL_FILES) \ $(MAIL_RCPT) CREATED_EXT=dvi ps 4.ps pdf src.tgz OUTPUTS=$(patsubst %,$(DOCUMENT).%,$(CREATED_EXT)) NON_SOURCE_FILES=*.dvi *.ps *.pdf *.src.tgz *.log *.aux *.eepic *~ \ *.pstex *.pstex_t DVI_VIEW_COMMAND=$(TEX_INPUTS) $(XDVI) $(DOCUMENT).dvi & PS_VIEW_COMMAND= $(PS_VIEWER) $(DOCUMENT).ps & # format: $(PS2PS4) $(DOCUMENT).4.ps $(DOCUMENT).ps PS2PS4=a2ps -4 -o # format: $(DVI2PS) $(DOCUMENT).ps $(DOCUMENT).dvi DVI2PS=dvips -o DVI2PS_CMD=$(TEX_INPUTS) dvips $(LANDSCAPE) $(TOPS_PAGES_SWITCH) -o FIG2EEPIC=fig2dev -L eepic FIG2EPS=fig2dev -L ps FIG2EPS=fig2dev -L ps FIG2PSTEX=fig2dev -L pstex FIG2PSTEXT=fig2dev -L pstex_t # inputs to latex, besides the main .tex file: ADD_LATEX_INPUTS=$(INP_TEX_FILES) $(PIC_FILES) LATEX_MAIN_FILE=$(DOCUMENT).tex LATEX_COMMAND=$(TEX_INPUTS) $(LATEX) $(LATEX_MAIN_FILE) BIBTEX_COMMAND=$(TEX_INPUTS) $(BIBTEX) $(DOCUMENT) MAKEINDEX_COMMAND=$(TEX_INPUTS) $(MAKEINDEX) $(DOCUMENT).idx LATEX_INPUTS=$(LATEX_MAIN_FILE) $(ADD_LATEX_INPUTS) ifdef USE_SEMINAR LATEX_SLIDES_COMMAND=$(LATEX_ENV) $(LATEX) $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT) endif # note that this is only the definitions file. The "meat" of the # makefile is in the common included makefile. I assume that they # all will have the same "interface" MAKEFILE=$(DOCUMENT).mak ############################################ # define actions all: $(ALL_TARGET) view: view_dvi_doc view-ps: view_ps_doc tgz: $(DOCUMENT).src.tgz ps: $(DOCUMENT).ps ps4: $(DOCUMENT).4.ps pdf: $(DOCUMENT).pdf dvi: $(DOCUMENT).dvi html: $(HTML_MARKER_FILE) html-pack: $(HTML_ARCHIVE) html-again: run_latextohtml ifdef LYX_SRC lyx: $(DOCUMENT).lyx endif copy: $(TO_COPY) $(CP) $(TO_COPY) $(TARGET_DIR) tex: $(DOCUMENT).tex # leave it empty for now mail: send_files remove: $(DEL) $(OUTPUTS) clean: $(DEL) $(NON_SOURCE_FILES) $(HTML_CLEAN_COMMAND) print: print_doc latex: run_latex bibtex: run_bibtex index: run_makeindex edit: edit_main_tex_file slides: $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).ps edit-cfg: edit_makefile help: @echo "Makefile for LaTeX processing" @echo "=============================" @echo "Availble targets:" @echo "dvi Run elatex to create a dvi file" @echo "ps Create a PostScript output" @echo "ps4 Create a 2x2 PostScript output" @echo "pdf Create a PDF output" @echo "tgz Pack .tex and figures into .src.tgz" @echo "html Create an html version of the document" @echo "html-pack Pack the html copy to an archive" @echo "" @echo "latex Run elatex once ($(LATEX_COMMAND))" @echo "bibtex Run bibtex once ($(BIBTEX_COMMAND))" @echo "index Run makeindex once ($(MAKEINDEX_COMMAND))" @echo "html-again Run latex2html once" @echo "" @echo "view preview document (dvi)" @echo "view-ps preview postscript document" @echo "print print document" @echo "edit edit latex file (editor: $(LATEX_EDITOR))" @echo "edit-cfg edit project configuration file ($(MAKEFILE))" @echo "copy Copy selected targets to target dir (can use s/r-cp)" @echo "mail Send sepsified outputs by mail (experimental)" @echo "remove Delete all outputs. Reprocess" @echo "clean Clean any non-source file in this directory" @echo "" @echo "target 'all' (default) is $(ALL_TARGET)" @echo "figure files: $(PIC_FILES)" @echo "copy command: $(CP) $(TO_COPY) $(TARGET_DIR)" # I used printf because this seems to be the simplest way to print text with # line breaks. # This is bound to break on systems where /bin/sh has limitations for length of # the command-line... vars: @printf "`echo $(VARS_DESCRIPTION)`" ########################################### # implement actions: $(DOCUMENT).4.ps: $(DOCUMENT).ps $(PS2PS4) $(DOCUMENT).4.ps $(DOCUMENT).ps $(DOCUMENT).pdf: $(DOCUMENT).ps $(PS2PDF) $(DOCUMENT).ps ifdef USE_BIBTEX $(BIBITEMS_FILE): $(LATEX_MAIN_FILE) $(BIBTEX_BIB_FILE) $(BIBTEX_STYLE_FILE) $(LATEX_COMMAND) $(BIBTEX_COMMAND) endif $(DOCUMENT).dvi: $(LATEX_INPUTS) $(BIBITEMS_FILE) $(INDEX_FILE) $(LATEX_COMMAND) ifndef ALWAYS_RUN_LATEX_ONCE $(LATEX_COMMAND) endif ifdef USE_SEMINAR # I skip bibtex-ing and makeindex for the moment ifdef USE_BIBTEX SLIDES_BBL_FILE=$(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).bbl $(SLIDES_BBL_FILE): $(DOCUMENT).bbl $(CP) $< $@ else SLIDES_BBL_FILE= endif $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).tex: $(DOCUMENT).tex echo "\newcommand{\$(SLIDES_OPTIONS_MACRO)}{$(SLIDES_OPTIONS)}" >$@ echo "\newcommand{\$(SLIDES_MAKE_SWITCH_MACRO)}{slides}" >>$@ echo "\input{$(DOCUMENT).tex}" >>$@ $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).dvi: $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).tex $(LATEX_INPUTS) \ $(SLIDES_BBL_FILE) $(LATEX_SLIDES_COMMAND) ifndef ALWAYS_RUN_LATEX_ONCE $(LATEX_SLIDES_COMMAND) endif $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).ps: $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).dvi $(DVI2PS_CMD) $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).ps $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).dvi $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).pdf: $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).ps $(SLIDES_PS2PDF) $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).ps $(SLIDES_DOCUMENT).pdf endif edit_main_tex_file: $(LATEX_EDITOR) $(LATEX_MAIN_FILE) edit_makefile: $(MAKEFILE_EDITOR) $(MAKEFILE) run_latex: $(LATEX_INPUTS) $(LATEX_COMMAND) run_bibtex: $(LATEX_INPUTS) #Is that the correct dependency? $(BIBTEX_COMMAND) $(DOCUMENT).idx: $(DOCUMENT).tex $(LATEX_COMMAND) $(DOCUMENT).ind: $(DOCUMENT).idx $(MAKEINDEX_COMMAND) run_makeindex: $(DOCUMENT).idx $(MAKEINDEX_COMMAND) $(DOCUMENT).src.tgz: $(DOCUMENT).tex $(FIGS) $(INP_TEX_FILES) \ $(MAKEFILE) $(LYX_INPUT) $(BIBTEX_BIB_FILE) \ $(BIBTEX_STYLE_FILE) $(TAR) -czf $@ $^ $(DOCUMENT).ps: $(DOCUMENT).dvi $(DVI2PS_CMD) $(DOCUMENT).ps $(DOCUMENT).dvi ifdef LYX_SRC $(DOCUMENT).tex: $(DOCUMENT).lyx $(LYX) --export latex $^ $(DOCUMENT).txt: $(DOCUMENT).lyx $(LYX) --export text $^ endif view_dvi_doc: dvi $(DVI_VIEW_COMMAND) view_ps_doc: ps $(PS_VIEW_COMMAND) print_doc: $(DOCUMENT).ps $(CAT) $< |$(PRINT_CMD) # The normal way to refresh the html subdirectory $(HTML_MARKER_FILE): $(LATEX_MAIN_FILE) $(BIBITEMS_FILE) $(LATEX_TO_HTML_COMMAND) # force an update of the html subdirectory run_latextohtml: $(LATEX_TO_HTML_COMMAND) $(HTML_ARCHIVE): $(HTML_MARKER_FILE) $(HTML_PACK_COMMAND) send_files: $(TO_SEND) ifndef MAIL_RCPT @echo "You must first define a recipient, MAIL_RCPT" else #@echo "TO_SEND=$(TO_SEND)" #@echo "MAIL_FILES=$(MAIL_FILES)" $(MAIL_COMMAND) endif ########################################### # general rules %.eepic: %.fig $(FIG2EEPIC) -m $(FIGMAG) $< $@ %.eps: %.fig $(FIG2EPS) $< $@ %.pstex: %.fig $(FIG2PSTEX) $< $@ %.pstex_t: %.fig $(FIG2PSTEXT) $< $@