bugtex4ht - Bugs: bug #276, avoid multiple runs of latex

 
 
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bug #276: avoid multiple runs of latex

Submitted by:  Karl Berry <karl>
Submitted on:  Mon Mar 28 22:54:02 2016  
 
Category: NonePriority: 5 - Normal
Severity: 5 - NormalStatus: None
Privacy: PublicAssigned to: None
Open/Closed: Closed

Tue Jun 30 07:55:56 2020, comment #2:

Already implemented in make4ht.

Michal Hoftich <michal_h21>
Project Member
Tue Mar 29 13:58:54 2016, comment #1:

make4ht and tex4ebook support --mode option, which can influence the compilation. If user doesn't provide his own build file, a default one is used:

if mode=="draft" then
Make:htlatex{}
else
Make:htlatex{}
Make:htlatex{}
Make:htlatex{}
end

As the build file is a Lua script, I can imagine tat it shouldn't be so hard to add some function which would compute checksums for selected files, compare these with checksums from previous runs of given command (latex, biber, xindy, etc.) and run it only when checksums changed.

Michal Hoftich <michal_h21>
Project Member
Mon Mar 28 22:54:02 2016, original submission:

re http://tug.org/pipermail/tex4ht/2016q1/001414.html

don't think we need to turn tex4ht into another latexmk or texi2dvi, but the scripts could easily have some kind of option to run the latex+tex4ht+t4ht command just once, which a higher-level script could more easily make use of.

(among many, many, many, other things to tweak in the scripts.)

Karl Berry <karl>
Project Administrator

 

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