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Version 0.7.0 (2024-XX-XX)

The main part of ClutTeX is now written in Standard ML, and compiled to Lua by LunarML.

Version 0.6 (2023-11-18)

Changes:

  • Fix "arg" table in luatexinit to support luamplib
  • Handle the combination of --output-directory and --change-directory properly (Issue #7, thanks to @atticus-sullivan)
  • Change LUAINPUTS environment variable to find Lua files if --change-directory is used (PR #11, thanks to @atticus-sullivan)
  • Watch engine can be selected via an optional argument to --watch (PR #10, thanks to @atticus-sullivan)
  • Decrease max_print_line to avoid issue with BibTeX from TeX Live 2023.
  • Rerun biber if bib files are updated (PR #12, thanks to @atticus-sullivan)

Version 0.5.1 (2021-11-04)

Changes:

  • Support terminal detection on more platforms (especially on Apple Silicon)
  • Support newer l3backend (Issue #5, thanks to @gksato)

Version 0.5 (2020-02-06)

Changes:

  • New option: --check-driver
  • Driver options for some packages are always checked when the output format is PDF.
  • The color for EXEC messages are now cyan (Issue #2).
  • Some bug-fixes.

Version 0.4 (2019-08-21)

Changes:

  • New options: --print-output-directory, --package-support, and --engine-executable
  • Spaces and special characters in the input file name are now appropriately escaped. For example, cluttex -e pdflatex file%1.tex now typesets the file file%1.tex.
  • Watch new input files in watch mode.

Version 0.3 (2019-04-30)

Changes:

  • Support other methods for watching file system: inotifywait for Linux and a built-in one for Windows.
  • Fix --no-* options.

Version 0.2 (2019-02-22)

Changes:

  • Added manual.
  • Added --make-depends option.
  • Better support for older Windows; don't emit ANSI escape sequences on older Command Prompts.

Version 0.1 (2018-10-10)

Initial release.

Basic features:

  • Does not clutter your working directory with .aux, .log, etc. files.
  • Does not prompt for input when there is a (La)TeX error.
  • With pTeX-like engines, automatically run dvipdfmx to produce PDF file.
  • Automatically re-run (La)TeX to resolve cross-references and other things.
  • Watch input files for change (requires an external program). [--watch option]
  • Support for MakeIndex, BibTeX, Biber, makeglossaries commands. [--makeindex, --bibtex, --biber, --makeglossaries options]