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Default: false
Automatically run builds when files are saved.
Default: **/*.aux, **/*.aux.bak, **/*.bbl, **/*.bcf, **/*.blg, **/*.dvi, **/*.fdb_latexmk, **/*.fls, **/*.idx, **/*.idx.bak, **/*.ilg, **/*.ind, **/*.lof, **/*.log, **/*.lol, **/*.lot, **/*.nav, **/*.out, **/*.pdf, **/*.ps, **/*.snm, **/*.synctex.gz, **/*.toc, /**/_minted-{jobname}, /{output_dir}/sage-plots-for-{jobname}.tex, /missfont.log, /texput.log, /texput.aux
The files and directories to remove during a LaTeX clean. Basic glob patterns
are understood and named properties such as {jobname} are replaced with the
current build properties. Patterns that start with / or \\ are matched
against any file in the same directory as the source file. All other patterns
are matched against generated files in the output directory. For instance,
**/*.aux will match any aux file in the generated file in the file name
database in any subdirectory, whereas *.aux will match only those files with
an aux extension in the output directory.
Default: (blank)
Custom LaTeX engine which overrides engine.
Default: true
Enable extended build mode using latexmk rules for custom files types.
Currently includes support for Asymptote, the glossaries package, the index
package, MetaPost, the nomencl package and SageTeX. Please note that these
rules are loaded after all other latexmkrc files are loaded, and therefore may
overwrite custom rules defined by the user.
Default: false
Enables the shell escape or \write18{} functionality which enables TeX
executables to spawn processes for e.g. gnuplot, pygmentize, and so forth,
during execution.
See http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Write18 for more details.
Default: true
Enable SyncTeX forward/backward if supported by the current viewer.
Default: pdflatex — Supported: pdflatex, lualatex, platex,
uplatex, xelatex.
Specifies which typesetting engine to use during building. Currently only
supported when using latexmk.
Default: warning - Supported: error, warning, info.
The minimum level of message severity to output in the logger. A logging level
of error shows only messages indicating catastrophic issues such as undefined
symbols, warning shows error messages and messages indicating unintended
consequences such as bad boxes, and info shows all messages including purely
informational messages such a font loading.
Default: true
Ensures that the output file produced by a successful build is stored together
with the TeX document that produced it. Only useful if you're using the
outputDirectory configuration option, since setting this option to true
moves the resulting PDF file from the output directory to the parent directory
of the file that was built.
Default: /usr/bin/okular
Full application path to Okular (Linux).
Default: automatic - Supported: automatic, atril, evince,
okular, pdf-view, preview, shell-open, skim, sumatra, xdg-open,
x-reader, zathura, custom
Default opener to use for viewing PDF, PS or DVI files. automatic will result
in atom-latex choosing the best opener based on capabilities such as SyncTeX
support or ability to open the result in the background if that feature is
enabled.
Default: true
Controls whether to automatically open the resulting PDF/PS/DVI after a successful build.
Default: true
Specifies whether Atom should retain focus when opening the PDF/PS/DVI file.
Default: (blank)
All files generated during a build will be redirected here. Leave blank if you want the build output to be stored in the same directory as the TeX document.
Default: pdf - Supported: pdf, dvi, ps
Output file format. DVI and PS currently only supported for latexmk.
Default: dvipdfmx - Supported: dvipdfmx, xdvipdfmx, dvipdf,
ps2pdf
Program to use when post-processing DVI output in order to produce PDF. This is only used for LaTeX engines not capable of natively producing PDF. Currently only supported for latexmk.
Default: /Applications/Skim.app
Full application path to Skim (OS X).
Default: C:\Program Files (x86)\SumatraPDF\SumatraPDF.exe
Full application path to SumatraPDF (Windows).
Default: /usr/bin/zathura
Full application path to Zathura (Linux).
Default: (blank)
Full application path to your custom PDF viewer. Overrides Skim and SumatraPDF options. Does not support synchronization functionality.
Default: (blank)
The full path to your TeX distribution's bin directory. Supports $PATH substitution.
If left blank the assumption is that your TeX distribution's binaries are installed in one of following search paths on Linux and macOS
/usr/texbin/Library/TeX/texbin
while Windows the search paths are
%SystemDrive%\texlive\2017\bin\win32%SystemDrive%\texlive\2016\bin\win32%SystemDrive%\texlive\2015\bin\win32%ProgramFiles%\MiKTeX 2.9\miktex\bin\x64%ProgramFiles(x86)%\MiKTeX 2.9\miktex\bin