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The display name will be shown in the tools menu. The user commands can be activated either by short cut (alt+shift+F%n) or by the tools menu (Tools/User). User commands can either consist of a combination of known commands by selecting them from a list of available commands.
How can I change the default settings in TeXstudio?
The default settings should work with the recent and standard LaTeX distributions, but you could have to modify them (“Configure TeXstudio” -> “Commands”). To change a command, just click on the button at the end of the corresponding line and select the command in the file browser : TeXstudio will automatically adapt the syntax of the command.
How does TeXstudio check text outside of LaTeX commands?
All text outside of LaTeX commands is checked. Additionally, text in options of LaTeX commands is also checked. TeXstudio determines if an option contains natural text and thus should be spell checked by looking up its definition in the completion word lists.
How is the working directory set in TeXstudio?
The working directory is set to the path of root document. All commands specified in the configuration (i.e. Commands and User Commands) are executed directly. There is no shell involved. So most shell functionality does not work. TeXstudio provides limited output redirection capabilities.
What does folding and indentation do in TeXstudio?
“Folding” toggles the editors code-folding capability (hide sections of the text). The selection box “Indentation mode” lets you select, whether indented lines are followed by lines of the same indentation after pressing Enter or letting TeXstudio do automatic indentation.
What are some examples of commands in TeXstudio?
The section Forward/Inverse search gives some example commands for common viewers. You can always restore the original settings using the revert button to the right. TeXstudio provides general commands for translating latex. The default settings use “pdflatex” and the internal pdf viewer.
How can I change keyboard shortcuts in TeXstudio?
Users can now changed some keyboard shortcuts (“latex” and “math” menus) – a “-master” option to the program command line has been added. The new synopsis is :