LaTeX users: favorite editor??

Stef,

I looked at the PBE page again and noticed a link to the LaTeX sources for the book, which lead me to wonder what editor you use?  I recently found TeX Maker, and generally like it. My one complaint is that (so far at least) I have found no analog to texify, which (part of MikTeX) would do everything required to update a document.  While that might be painful for "quick" edits to a book, it's great for shorter documents or to ensure that the toc, references, etc. are up to date.

Bill



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I use Kile for Linux. And LiveTeX distribution

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I use texshop for simple documents (but it does not refresh when we do svn up).
Else I used texmate but now I use xemacs and it works well with pdf sync and others.

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Simple stuff: LyX. I don't know how well it imports LaTeX, but if LyX has the features you need then it can save a lot of time.

Complex stuff: Emacs with lots of patience, fustration, wasted time and WTFs.

I also use a DVI viewer: xdvi, or a newer one. Make a Makefile which compiles your LaTeX document to a DVI file quickly (via an editor keybinding if you're savvy), and then hit whatever key refreshes the view in the DVI viewer. This saves a lot of time. I've seen other people create a PDF file each time and re-open it in a PDF viewer, which is an incredibly slow process.

Gulik.

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I like LyX, on the Mac.

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Stef,

I looked at the PBE page again and noticed a link to the LaTeX sources for the book, which lead me to wonder what editor you use?  I recently found TeX Maker, and generally like it. My one complaint is that (so far at least) I have found no analog to texify, which (part of MikTeX) would do everything required to update a document.  While that might be painful for "quick" edits to a book, it's great for shorter documents or to ensure that the toc, references, etc. are up to date.

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I use Emacs + AUCTeX + RefTeX
 

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Stef,

I looked at the PBE page again and noticed a link to the LaTeX sources for the book, which lead me to wonder what editor you use?  I recently found TeX Maker, and generally like it. My one complaint is that (so far at least) I have found no analog to texify, which (part of MikTeX) would do everything required to update a document.  While that might be painful for "quick" edits to a book, it's great for shorter documents or to ensure that the toc, references, etc. are up to date.

Bill



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