latexmk-pipe
A simple python-script in the spirit of rubber_pipe.py to be able to use latexmk with pipes. The makefile should work on any Linux distribution (use INSTALL_DIR variable to specify directory in which install latexmk-pipe).
You can use it to pass options "on the fly" to an existing LaTeX file. For instance:
echo "\PassOptionsToClass{answers,grades}{exam} \input{exam150128.tex} | latexmk-pipe > exam150128.sol.pdf
Temporary files are deleted if no errors are produced during the compilation process. The -outdir option can now be used.
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