On Thursday, Oct 3, 2002, at 20:11 Europe/Amsterdam, Troy Goodson wrote:
>
> On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 10:02 AM, Juan Falgueras wrote:
>
>> What are the commands in .../powerpc-apple-darwin-current/ that can
>> be used?
>>
>>
>> % texdoc latex
>> /usr/local/teTeX/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin-current/texdoc: netscape:
>> command not found
>>
>
> Apparently texdoc relies on some environment variables {from man
> texdoc}:
>
> $TEXDOCVIEW_dvi
> DVI viewer. Defaults to xdvi(1).
>
> $TEXDOCVIEW_pdf
> PDF viewer. Defaults to acroread(1).
>
> $TEXDOCVIEW_ps
> PostScript viewer. Defaults to ghostview(1).
>
> $TEXDOCVIEW_html
> HTML viewer. Defaults to netscape(1).
>
> $TEXDOCVIEW_txt
> Text viewer. Defaults to $PAGER-more.
>
> I suspect Gerben Wierda can set these up in his distribution. I
> think there's a way to use osascript to find out what the user's
> browser is, etc. but I haven't found it, yet.
My guess is that these are pretty simple in Mac OS X. This works for
say 'texdoc web2c.pdf'
setenv TEXDOCVIEW_dvi 'open %s'
setenv TEXDOCVIEW_pdf 'open %s'
setenv TEXDOCVIEW_ps 'open %s'
setenv TEXDOCVIEW_html 'open %s'
setenv TEXDOCVIEW_txt 'open %s'
I have noticed that .dvi (texdoc dvips.dvi) does not work with TeXShop.
TeXShop starts, but the file is not displayed, probably because I
cannot write in the directory where the docs are. I will adapt
altpdftex to handle this.
G
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