This is a fork of Cameron Hayne's watchfile script (See
http://hayne.net/MacDev/WatchFile/)
My primary use for the script is to watch a directory of files and run
LaTeX (or, in my case rubber) anytime one of the changes. To reflect
this use case, I added a -command option to the script that allows to execute
an arbitrary command every time there is a change. In addition, the script
output was somewhat tuned, and the default time between checks was lowered to
one second.
The script now has the following usage:
watchfile [options] filename(s)
Options are:
-command COMMAND Run COMMAND every time there is a change"
-interval N Check for changes every N seconds (default: 1)
-atime Notify about access-time changes
-md5 Track changes based on md5 hashes. Access-time will
not be reported since the file is accessed in order to
compute the MD5 digest
-rsrc Notify about resource-fork changes
-beeb Make a beep if there is a change
-detailed Include time-stamps in the change report, and output
of 'ls -ld' for each changed file
For example:
watchfile -command 'rubber file.tex' *.tex *.bib images/*
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