texstudio - A LaTeX IDE

       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>.

4.8.6                                               20-01-14                                        TEXSTUDIO(1)

       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.

       More information about TeXstudio can be found at http://texstudio.sf.net/.

       texstudio - A LaTeX IDE

FILE...  Files to open.

       --linenum
              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.

       --pagenum
              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-citecitation
              Inserts  the  bibtex  key  citation  at  the current cursor position, automatically taking care of
              necessary cite commands.

texstudio [--linenum] [--master] [--pagenum] [--pdf-viewer-only] [--start-always] [FILE]...