![]() By comparison, TinyTeX’s pdflatex works just fine. Although it was not MiKTeX’s fault in this case, MiKTeX’s pdflatex fails when called via system2('pdflatex', 'test.tex', stdout = FALSE) in the R console in RStudio, even though system2('pdflatex', 'test.tex') succeeds, which is a really weird bug that took me a long time to realize. The rmarkdown bug #1285 once again confirmed that TinyTeX could be a better option than MiKTeX on Windows. Convenience outweighs the potential risk of letting certain software install (random) packages automatically in this case. What would you do otherwise in this case? Just stare at the screen, let LaTeX fail, and feel the miserable life? I don’t think you want to do that. However, from the viewpoint of users, I guess 99.99% of users will agree to install the missing packages. In the MiKTeX Console (you can find it from the Start menu on Windows), choose “Always install missing packages on-the-fly”:įrom the viewpoint of the developer, it is absolutely the right thing to do to ask users before installing the missing LaTeX packages. I’m still not sure why it could fail (I feel when MiKTeX is installed by the system admin, it may fail to pop up the dialog), but you can change the default setting and let MiKTeX install the missing LaTeX packages without asking. The default behavior of MiKTeX is to ask you whether you want to install missing LaTeX packages, but it may fail to pop up the dialog box to ask you in the first place. XePersian uses XeTex for compile.While debugging the rmarkdown issue #1285, I discovered that MiKTeX might fail to install missing LaTeX packages in certain cases. ![]() If you just click F6 (compile command) in TexStudio it will ask you for download permission of extra packages.Īfter downloading all necessary packages, you may face another problem like below: Just start TexStudio and create a new document. Start a new document with XePersian packages You may download the fonts where you want but this link provides good fonts.ĭownload the fonts you want and install to windows fonts directory. The fons are started with XB => XB Yas, XB Zar, etc you could manually add packages which are not maintained by MikTeX). Note: The list of installed packages is not necessarily the same as the list of available packages (e.g. This information is used for the highlighting of missing packages. But if you want to use XePersian for Farsi text, You should do more steps. TeXstudio queries MikTeX about the installed packages (mpm.exe -list). A good tutorial is this link.īut the steps to install TexStudio is quiet easy:Īfter installing you can run the TexStudio and write your first document! It will work with no errors. Miktex is installed successfully! □ Download and install TexStudioĪmong the document editors I prefer TexStudio. Miktex will select which packages needed to be updated. %appdata%\Programs\MiKTeX 2.9\miktex\bin\圆4\internal\miktex-update.exe ![]() %appdata%\Local\MiKTeX\2.9\miktex\data\leĪfter removal, execute miktex update in here: The folder is here (if you do not changed the default directories in installation): Miktex has some fndb databases (4 files) which should be deleted and the installer fails to delete them. You may face such error in the last steps. I suggest to install for your account and choose the default directories for installation. Start a new document with XePersian packagesįor the first step you should download Miktex from the main repository and install it on your system. ![]() In this tutorial I will show how to install LATEX in windows with TexStudio editor, step by step with pictures. There is another document editor which is more likely to programming! LATEX! You may sometimes get bored with MS Word of ( rarely) LibreOffice Writer. ![]()
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