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Add --ignore-errors flag to run.py + W10 exe #103

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Fix wrong argument in usage of run.py
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Expand Up @@ -62,20 +62,35 @@ Any other Latex build tool like latexmk, rubber, SCons, TeXShop or TeXWorks
should also work out of the box (`makeindex` might not run by default in which
case you will not see the glossary).


Using the simple Python compile script
--------------------------------------

There is a simple and naive Python compilation script supplied which should
work cross-platform.
It is also available as Windows exe (`run.exe`) without the need for Python
itself.

python3 run.py # Compile to pdf
python3 run.py clean # Clean auxiliary files
python3 run.py cleanall # Clean everything
python3 run.py realclean # Clean everything
python3 run.py newchapter # Set up files for a new chapter
python3 run.py --help # Help and more options

Some settings are available at the top of the `run.py` file.

TexWorks
--------

It is possible the setup the above run script as the processing tool in
TexWorks, by going into Edit > Preferences > Typesetting.
Under `processing tools`, click the plus sign and select the `run.py` or
`run.exe` file by clicking "browse".
Optionally, you can add the `--ignore-errors` argument to always do a full
run of LaTeX.
Now you should be able to select and run your the tool in the TexWorks editor.


Using make and other utility scripts
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