@David Can you offer some more assistance? I am now lost!!
\documentclass{book}
\usepackage[paperwidth=500mm,paperheight=50mm]{geometry}
% \usepackage[inline]{enumitem}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{lp{\linewidth}}
Some\_Text & \vspace{-1pt}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Other text
\item Other text
\end{enumerate}
\end{tabular}
More text. \the\lineskip
\end{document}
It is weird how geometry package varies the space between items.
@PeterGrill To be fair, one can use two axis environments to create a left and a right y axis (this is even done so in the manual) but more than two y axes and with grids ..?
@Karl'sstudents I will post an answer to your trigonometric table. It is not yet finished, though. The math printing facilities of PGF are not made for tables, I guess.
@Karl'sstudents Have you seen my answer I linked to? percusse already asked there for pgfplotstable which is good but the use of keys=value is a little bit unfamiliar …
If we need 5 minutes to read each question of 37,413 questions then we will finish reading all of them in 129 days (full day reading) or 260 days (half day reading). Interesting!
@Karl'sstudents I just notice that the last three columns only use three decimals ... I also thought there were an option so that siunitx doesn't add zeros to the decimals if there weren't any in the input, but I can't find it. Maybe that is overwritten by table-auto-round anyway …
@Karl'sstudents The output file option of pgfplotstable comes in handy when debugging the table that is produced.
@Karl'sstudents Of course the definition of \Lim should go outside align*; why \xdef? It's dangerous. I wouldn't use \tfrac in the big fractions, but rather 1/x and -1/x^2.
@Karl'sstudents Oh, and you have an "s" too many: l'H\^opital has no "s".
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
weather | Dublin, Ireland
temperature | 6 °C (wind chill: 3 °C)
conditions | partly cloudy
relative humidity | 93% (dew point: 5 °C)
wind speed | 4.1 m/s
(1 hour 16 minutes ago)
between 4 °C and 9 °C
few clouds (early morning to early afternoon | late afternoon to evening) | rain (early afternoon onward) | clear (early afternoon to late afternoon) | partly cloudy (evening onward)
10 °C
rain (all night) | partly cloudy (all night)
| | |
Oh my, it's cold.
!!/answer Weather in São Paulo, Brazil.
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
weather | São Paulo
temperature | 26 °C (wind chill: 28 °C)
conditions | cloudy
relative humidity | 70% (dew point: 20 °C)
wind speed | 2 m/s
(12 hours 17 minutes ago)
between 19 °C and 21 °C
rain (late afternoon to late night | early morning onward) | few clouds (late afternoon to evening | early morning onward) | clear (evening to early morning)
between 20 °C and 24 °C
rain (all day) | few clouds (all day)
| | |
low: 15 °C
Mon, Apr 15, 6:00am | average high: | 24 °C
Plan for TeX Live 2013:
27mar: sources committed, builds begin.
8apr: tlnet (and TL'12) frozen, tlpretest starts, CTAN updates continue there.
20may: complete freeze for final build, no more updates, final doc tweaks, always more testing.
8jun: deliver final images for the TeX Collection DVD to manufacturing.
1jul: public release (also of MacTeX).
August?: delivery of DVDs to members.
Guys, think of this: in a parallel universe, David is a heavy Vim power user, egreg uses Word, Marco drives very slowly and I program in C#. Spooky. :)
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
convert 283 K (kelvins) to degrees Celsius
9.85 °C (degrees Celsius)
49.73 °F (degrees Fahrenheit)
509.4 °R (degrees Rankine)
7.88 °Ré (degrees Réaumur)
12.671 °Rø (degrees Rømer)
5.706 °C below temperature at STP (standard temperature and pressure), using the US customary convention (60 °F)
5.15 °C below temperature at STP (standard temperature and pressure), using the convention of European and South American natural gas companies (15 °C)
4.1 °C below average surface temperature of the earth (14 °C)
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
convert 120 km/h (kilometers per hour) to meters per hour
120000 m/h (meters per hour)
33.33 m/s (meters per second)
74.56 mph (miles per hour)
109.4 ft/s (feet per second)
64.79 knots
~~ 0.71 × speed of fastest recorded baseball pitch (~~ 105 mph )
~~ 0.9 × record human-powered vehicle land speed (~~ 83 mph )
~~ cheetah sprint speed (~~ 75 mph )
~~ ( 0.13 ~~ 1/8 ) × speed of sound in dry air at 35000 feet (~~ 585 mph )
F1 (moderate tornado)
speed
@percusse: @percusse: Oh yes you are right: 1.8 pgfplots is indeed now out. I haven't upgraded since the new microtype was realeased as I want to do a before and after test to see if it fixes the slow compilation issues. Have deleted other comment in the question.
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
weather | Berlin
temperature | 12 °C (wind chill: 9 °C)
conditions | cloudy
relative humidity | 67% (dew point: 6 °C)
wind speed | 7.7 m/s
(54 minutes ago)
between 7 °C and 11 °C
clear (early morning to late morning) | rain (late morning onward) | partly cloudy (late morning to late afternoon) | few clouds (late afternoon onward)
between 3 °C and 7 °C
rain (night to late night) | few clouds (night to late night) | clear (late night onward)
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@PauloCereda It would, if the pacth was taken up by the main distro, give a way to help user of Auctex with misconfigured installations: the arara directives would override the broken inferences Auctex is making
@PauloCereda I can do this. When I find time. I'm kind of busy right now, but the grant evaluation season will be over soon and I have the fantasy that i will suddenly have lots of time then.
@PauloCereda Try Emacs Viper mode. You get all of that kitchen-sink equipped Emacs runtime together with your favourite BSD vi commands. And, deep down, you know you shouldn't be using the vim extensions anyway. - emacswiki.org/emacs/ViperMode
@egreg I just wrote a wlog answer before the question was deleted but in the duplicate you say \typeout expands to \immediate\write17, but \@unused is 0 isn't it (not to mention setting \protect)
I tried a few things and it works=) Trying to get it to work in a tabular enviroment. The output should be something like this. But can not for the life of me get the &'s to work. \hmpf{#1} = #1 & \\ and \hmpf{#1}{#2} = #1 & : #2 \\
@Karl'sstudents: Here you can see one differences between mdframed and tcolorbox. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/95257/… -- Please add the option arc=10pt to the example tcolorbox and please add roundcorner=10pt to the example mdframed.
@percusse Psmith, the TeX bot: I'm deeply sorry, old chap, but the command weather does not exist.
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
weather | Rotterdam, Netherlands
temperature | 12 °C (wind chill: 10 °C)
conditions | few clouds
relative humidity | 77% (dew point: 8 °C)
wind speed | 6.7 m/s
(49 minutes ago)
between 6 °C and 14 °C
rain (early morning to late afternoon | night onward) | cloudy (early morning to mid-afternoon) | partly cloudy (mid-afternoon to late afternoon) | clear (late afternoon onward)
10 °C
rain (all night) | clear (night to late night) | few clouds (late night to early morning) | cloudy (early morning onward)
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
weather | Antarctic Desert
temperature | -51 °C (wind chill: -75 °C)
conditions | partly cloudy
wind speed | 11 m/s
(57 minutes ago)
(using weather station NZSP: 949 km S and 650 meters above Antarctic Desert)
between -40 °C and -38 °C
clear (evening to late night) | few clouds (very early morning to early morning) | partly cloudy (early morning onward) | snow (early morning onward) | cloudy (early morning onward)
-38 °C
partly cloudy (early morning) | snow (all day) | cloudy (all day)
I believe this is very cold.
!!/answer weather in Carlisle city, UK.
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode:
weather | Carlisle, United Kingdom
temperature | 5 °C (wind chill: 2 °C)
conditions | cloudy
relative humidity | 93% (dew point: 4 °C)
wind speed | 3.1 m/s
(16 hours 29 minutes ago)
between 2 °C and 12 °C
rain (early morning to late morning | early afternoon to late afternoon | evening onward) | partly cloudy (early morning to late morning) | few clouds (late morning to late afternoon) | clear (late afternoon onward)
between 8 °C and 11 °C
rain (all night) | clear (night) | few clouds (late night to very early morning) | partly clo…
A few weeks ago, the Bluesky website vanished. I have been unable to find any recent traces on the Internet of either Gordon Lee, who seems to have been the only person left at Bluesky (or, at any rate, its only interface with the public), or of its founder, Barry Smith.
Although Textures had lo...
Currently I have a few bugs with LuaTeX on Windows7/64 bit. And I am totally helpless with that. Compiling TeX on Windows is not easy, let alone debugging and so on.
@PauloCereda Yesterday my friend Tommaso (the coauthor of "L'arte di scrivere con LaTeX") magnified the virtues of TeXnicle (for Mac OS X). So I downloaded and tried it. I'm going to trash it soon.
