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Requirements
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GTK+ >= 2.16
GtkSourceView >= 2.10
GLib >= 2.30
libgee
unique
GtkSpell
gdk-x11
x11
CMake >= 2.6.4
gettext
ITS Tool
gsettings-desktop-schemas (optional)
Vala >= 0.15.1 (may be optional)
If you are installing LaTeXila from a tarball, you don't have to install Vala
because the C code is already generated.
You also probably want to install Latexmk or Rubber. Latexmk is used by default
for compiling documents.
Simple install procedure
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$ cd build/ # go to the build directory
$ cmake ../ # run the Makefile generator
$ make # build LaTeXila
[ Become root if necessary ]
$ make install # install LaTeXila
Simple uninstall procedure
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All the files installed are listed in the "install_manifest.txt" file.
So you can uninstall LaTeXila by doing this:
$ cd build/
[ Become root if necessary ]
$ xargs rm < install_manifest.txt
Configuration
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* Change the install directory
Default value: /usr/local/
Run cmake with this option:
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/path/to/install/directory/
* Generate the C code from the Vala files
Default value: OFF in tarballs; ON in Git.
Run cmake with this option:
-DBUILD_VALA=ON
* Better integration with GNOME, depends on gsettings-desktop-schemas
Default value: OFF
Run cmake with this option:
-DWITH_GNOME=ON
The only use of this is for knowing the system fixed width font (most
probably "Monospace 10").
* GSettings schema compilation (with glib-compile-schemas)
Default value: ON
To disable this option, run cmake with:
-DCOMPILE_SCHEMA=OFF
Useful for packages.
* Set a custom Vala compiler
By default, the right "valac-X.Y" is searched in the directories listed
by the PATH environment variable. If Vala 0.12 is required for example,
CMake search the binary "valac-0.12".
But if you want to use another valac binary located in a strange
directory, you can run cmake with:
-DVALAC=/path/to/your/valac
Pay attention that if you use this option, there is no check to see if
you specify the right version of Vala.
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