![]() It cannot be closed without resizing the window. When in split screen, you can open the file tree, but once it is open the button to close it is offscreen. There are keyboard shortcuts, but they aren’t registered in the normal way so you can’t discover them by holding the Command key. Things break when the window is resized. However, the interface is very clumsy and painful to use. (I suspect having my files on Texpad connect is the reason the app was crashing because since last week, the Texpad app also started crashing on my MacBook).įirst I should say, it is very cool to be able to write and compile LaTeX locally on an iPad, and this app deserves credit for that. The complete lack of tech support from their end has been very frustrating and downright appalling, especially given this is a paid app ! The end result is that I have had to delete all my Texpad projects on their Texpad connect. However, I have sent them all the details of my problem I even sent them a screen recording. For some reason, the crashes do not always generate error reports. I have had close to zero support from the Texpad team to help me figure out why. I have not yet been able to figure out why it keeps crashing. However, the iPad version of Texpad has been crashing every single time I have used it, starting a week after I bought it. For this reason, I bought the iPad version of the app because I figured I could sync my tex files on my iPad and mac using their Texpad connect. The past few updates, but still not v.1.7 from : Version 1.6.20ĭropbox move/copy bug fixed where multiple move/copy calls would occasionally fail.The mac version of Texpad is stylistically very pleasing. ![]() This is in testing right now, and it will be available on both platforms from 1.7. XeTeX and LuaTeX both support unicode and TTF fonts natively through the fontspec package. The app also delivers new UI that matches Texpad OS X and hence is a In general) will follow later this summer. It includes a hugely improved typesetter with beamer, tikz andĪ host of other issues resolved. Version 1.7 is currently in beta testing. I have been waiting over 3 years for this. The developers claim to provide fontspec support starting with version 1.7. Only the cloud compiler supports fontspec. ![]() Still waiting to say: "Texpad's local (on-device compiler) and cloud compiler both support fontspec and work great!" Thanks to cfr and Joseph Wright for helping me notice this. With such anticipation, I jumped the gun and realized that my document with fontspec was typesetting with the cloud typesetter. If files are reported missing during a typeset, the relevant bundle will be suggested to you.įontspec is now supported by the local typesetter ( hyperref too). NB the reason for the small download size is that bundle manager allows you to install only the necessary bundles when needed. This includes, but is certainly not limited to, PGF based packages such as Tikz and Beamer. Now Texpad is able to typeset virtually any TeX font or package with its onboard typesetter. In Texpad 1.5 we added PGF drivers, a virtual font system and a Bundle Manager ( ). If you have any further questions, email us at update since Texpad 1.5 In addition to the onboard typesetter, we still provide free cloud typesetting servers with the entirety of TexLive 2012 installed. PGF drivers are underway right now and the update with local TikZ/Beamer typesetting should be ready for download in Feburary. Most commonly used LaTeX packages are now included, and we expand the distribution with every update (9 updates in the past three months), and it is now so good that one user edits LaTeX on his Mac and typesets on his iPhone because the distribution is leaner, simpler and faster. ![]() Since version 1.1 Texpad for iOS has had a built in LaTeX typesetter, no internet connection required.
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