ctexd command

This command is useful if you are writing a LaTeX-style document in subfiles. It creates the required directories and files by simply specifying the parent directory name.

(Attention) This command has been created for use on Linux.

usage

ctexd [option] [dirname]

option

• -n (--new)

  • Create directories and files with the following structure.

     ./[dirname]/
     ├─src/
     └─main.tex

• -r (--report)

  • Create directories and files with the following structure. (Please supplement the contents of the file with your own snippets or other information.)

     ./[dirname]/
     ├─data/
     ├─fig/
     ├─script/
     ├─src/
     │	├─01_purpose.tex
     │	├─02_content.tex
     │	├─03_result.tex
     │	├─04_discussion.tex
     │	├─05_exercise.tex
     │	└─06_reference.tex
     └─main.tex

• (None)

  • If no options are specified, it is the same as the following.

     ctexd -n texd