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From v. 4.35 to 4.37
Correct failure that happens when name of current directory
contains characters with special meaning in regular expression.
-rules option now works with -pvc
Add -lualatex option, like -xelatex.
File specifications in $clean_ext and $clean_full_ext are allowed
to contain wildcards.
Warnings are given when rc file is a directory instead of a file.
Correct bug that if revtex4-1.cls is used, footnotes are set to
be in the bibliography, and latexmk's aux_dir or out_dir is set,
then latexmk fails to run bibtex when needed, because the
relevant bib file is not found.
Other minor corrections and code improvements.
Documentation updates and corrections.
From v. 4.37 to 4.39
Automatic creation of necessary subdirectories of auxdir when needed
for writing aux files.
Add error diagnostics to if_source
Allow $print_type = 'auto', and make this the default, so that
when the -p option to latexmk is used to print the file, the
default is to determine the type of file to be printed, rather
than always requiring postscript.
Fix the failures when dealing with directories whose names contained
certain special characters in them (notably '[', ']' and space).
[Technical issue: these characters had special meaning when
previously interpreted as metacharacters in a glob operation.]
This gives dependency on Perl's File::Glob module, which is a
standard module in normal installations of Perl.
When an output directory is a subdirectory of a directory, ensure
that it is correctly created, if it has to be created.
Previously, the creation of the output directory when it does not
exist only worked for one level.
This gives dependency on Perl's File::Path module with v. >= 2.08,
which is a standard module in normal installations of Perl.
In output of dependencies, include pathname of target file(s) in the
rule.
In -pvc mode, writing of deps file (caused by the -M and related
options) is per make not per overall run.
From v. 4.39 to 4.39 documentation update of 2 Dec 2013
Correct two errors in documentation and in the file COPYING.
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LatexMk completely automates the process of generating a LaTeX document.
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Essentially, it is a highly specialized relative of the general make
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utility. Given the source files for a document, latexmk issues the
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appropriate sequence of commands to generate a .dvi, .ps, .pdf or hardcopy
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version of the document. It will run LaTeX the correct number of times to
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resolve cross references, and run auxiliary programs (bibtex, makeindex) if
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necessary. It can also be set to run continuously with a previewer, in which
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case the needed commands are re-run whenever one of the source files is
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modified.
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