CLUTTEX(1)                  General Commands Manual                 CLUTTEX(1)

NAME
     cluttex - a tool for processing TeX files

SYNOPSIS
     cluttex -e ENGINE [options] [--] FILE.tex

DESCRIPTION
     Process TeX files without cluttering your working directory.

     The following options are accepted:

     -e, --engine=ENGINE
             Specify which TeX engine to use.  ENGINE is one of the following:
             pdflatex, pdftex, lualatex, luatex, luajittex, xelatex, xetex,
             latex, etex, tex, platex, eptex, ptex, uplatex, euptex, uptex,

     --engine-executable=COMMAND+OPTIONs
             The actual TeX command to use.  [default: ENGINE]

     -o, --output=FILE
             The name of output file.  [default: JOBNAME.pdf or JOBNAME.dvi]

     --fresh
             Clean intermediate files before running TeX.  Cannot be used with
             --output-directory.

     --max-iterations=N
             Maximum number of running TeX to resolve cross-references.
             [default: 3]

     --start-with-draft
             Start with draft mode.

     --change-directory, --no-change-directory
             Change directory before running TeX.  [default: no]

     --watch[=ENGINE]
             Watch input files for change.  Requires fswatch or inotifywait to
             be installed.  ENGINE is one of `fswatch', `inotifywait' or
             `auto'.  [default: auto]

     --tex-option=OPTION
             Pass OPTION to TeX as a single option.

     --tex-options=OPTIONs
             Pass OPTIONs to TeX as multiple options.

     --dvipdfmx-option=OPTION, --dvipdfmx-options=OPTIONs
             Same for dvipdfmx.

     --makeindex=COMMAND+OPTIONs
             Command to generate index, such as `makeindex' or `mendex'.

     --bibtex=COMMAND+OPTIONs
             Command for BibTeX, such as `bibtex' or `pbibtex'.

     --biber[=COMMAND+OPTIONs]
             Command for Biber.

     --makeglossaries[=COMMAND+OPTIONs]
             Command for makeglossaries.

     -h, --help
             Print this message and exit.

     -v, --version
             Print version information and exit.

     -V, --verbose
             Be more verbose.

     --color[=WHEN]
             Make ClutTeX's message more colorful.  WHEN is one of `always',
             `auto', or `never'.  [default: `auto' if Fl -color is omitted,
             `always' if WHEN is omitted]

     --includeonly=NAMEs
             Insert `\includeonly{NAMEs}'.

     --make-depends=FILE
             Write dependencies as a Makefile rule.

     --print-output-directory
             Print the output directory and exit.

     --package-support=PKG1[,PKG2,...]
             Enable special support for some shell-escaping packages.
             Currently supported: minted, epstopdf.

     --check-driver=DRIVER
             Check that the correct driver file is loaded.  DRIVER is one of
             `dvipdfmx', `dvips', `dvisvgm'.

     --shell-escape, --no-shell-escape

     --shell-restricted

     --synctex=NUMBER

     --fmt=FMTNAME

     --file-line-error, --no-file-line-error
             [default: yes]

     --halt-on-error, --no-halt-on-error
             [default: yes]

     --interaction=STRING
             [default: nonstopmode]

     --jobname=STRING

     --output-directory=DIR
             [default: somewhere in the temporary directory]

     --output-format=FORMAT
             FORMAT is `pdf' or `dvi'.  [default: pdf]

EXIT STATUS
     The cluttex utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

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