texstudio [--line num] [--master]
[--page num] [--pdf-viewer-only]
[--start-always] [FILE]...
TeXstudio is a LaTeX editor with a graphical user interface. It
provides syntax highlighting, auto completion, shortcuts, code folding,
spell checking, and more. It integrates LaTeX command line tools. TeXstudio
is a QT program based on Texmaker.
FILE... Files to open.
- --line
num
- After opening a file, the cursor will be placed at the beginning of the
specified line. If more than one filename is provided, the last file will
be used.
- --master
- The file will be defined as the master document. If more than one filename
is provided, the last file will become the master document.
- --page
num
- This option can only be used in combination with option
--pdf-viewer-only in order to tell TeXstudio which page to
display.
- --pdf-viewer-only
- TeXstudio will open as a standalone pdf viewer without editor. FILE
has to be a pdf file, not a tex document. Only the first specified file
will be opened.
- --start-always
- If this option is provided texstudio starts a new instance even if
texstudio is already running.
- --insert-cite
citation
- Inserts the bibtex key citation at the current cursor position,
automatically taking care of necessary cite commands.
More information about TeXstudio can be found at
http://texstudio.sf.net/.
TeXstudio was written by Benito van der Zander
<benito@benibela.de> and Pascal Brachet
<pbrachet@xm1math.net>.
This manual page was written by Benito van der Zander
<benito@benibela.de> and Tom Jampen
<tom@cryptography.ch>.