Ah, nice!
I got a couple warnings on compile
Generating files for all chapters
The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
*** Warning: Deprecation: The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
*** Warning: Deprecation: The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
*** Warning: Deprecation: The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
*** Warning: Deprecation: The method AbstractFileReference>>ensureDeleted has been deprecated.
Use ensureDelete
Done
For Linux (CentOS6 for me):
A mention of installing texlive-latex would be nice so that we can get a PDF.
yum install texlive-latex
or (to be confirmed by ubuntu users):
apt-get install texlive-latex
Once done, it works perfectly.
For the Vim editor, I had to add a line matching .pillar files as the current setup from Damien is mapping .pier
So in: ftdetect/pier.vim
duplicate the line and add a .pillar extension as well.
autocmd! BufNewFile,BufRead *.pier setfiletype pier
autocmd! BufNewFile,BufRead *.pillar setfiletype pier
One less excuse not to write something now...
Phil