They do not seem affect its usage and the package maintainer said that these are already fixed in the dev version (2.2R). Latexindent (Version 2.1R) was not updated since two years when writing this answer ( ) and is causing several perl related syntax warnings ( Unescaped left brace in regex is deprecated, passed through in regex) when being executed from command line. Subsequently I suggest to use option 1 or to run arara from command line (my current approach) until I figured out what is causing the error using Texmaker. Running arara from command line works fine with latexindent. However, this way still ends up with compile errors for me using Texmaker.

See section 3.2 from the latexindent manual for the options. tex file with the indented version created by latexindent and (optionally) saves a backup. There is no installer yet but you can compile v4 easily by following the instructions in the README. To combine the two, follow this guide: How to configure TexLive 2015 to use script with KileĮdit : arara v4 comes with an 'indent' rule which is using latexindent in the background. Latexindent can also be called from arara inside your. To check if arara is correctly installed on your system just type arara in your command line and you should see some overview options.

Then you just execute your custom command in Texmaker and your file will compile as you want. Subsequently, I added the following lines into my. For me, I need to compile my file with 2x XeLaTex, 1x Biber (for bibtex) and again 1x XeLaTeX. tex file can then be specified inside the file. In Texmaker you can just set up a custom command in Users -> own commands. What is arara?īasically it just automates various LaTeX calls. If you get perl warnings when typing latexindent -version using the command line, such should be solved using cpanĬredit: How to configure TexLive 2015 to use script with Kile Option 2: Automated way using 'arara' (Recommended)Īrara is also shipped with your Tex* installation.

Latexindent itself is shipped with your Tex* installation. If you use latexindent -w yourfile.tex and then click File -> Reload document from file your. Using latexindent from command line perfectly indents your. Latexindent manual: Link Option 1: Semi-Automated way with file-reload tex file without the need to read both manuals. This answer should provide you with two options to quickly indent your.

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