I have just installed Atom on my machine (adding its install directory to PATH), and I have also installed the language-latex package with apm. Now I would like to be able to open a file from the terminal with Atom (specifically through Windows Powershell). I had a file called Summa.tex sitting on my desktop, I have already written on it using notepad++; so I navigated into my Desktop folder and I typed into the terminal: atom Summa.tex like I would have done with any other text editor from gedit to notepad++. But with this command Atom, for some reason, does not open the file Summa.tex, instead it opens a blank file, also named Summa.tex. How can I get Atom to open my file through a terminal comand?
There is also another correlated strange behaviour: if I try to create a new file in Atom through the command atom new_file_name.tex it does not create the file in the location in witch the terminal is open, instead it seems to create the file somewhere else. I really dislike this behaviour, I would like it to work like any other text editor in this regard.
What is going on? How can I modify this behaviour?
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