@Nasser Typeset text is meant to be read. While I might endeavor reading War and Peace (about 1000 pages), nothing in the world will make me attempt to read 20 pages of such gibberish.
@Nasser It should be easy to typeset that (if you must) but clearly not in an l column which implies it's all on one line. You just need to remove every \left and \right and insert $\par$ at random points not within {} to allow tex to do the linebreaking in chunks. But really there is not a lot of point in typesetting it as it's not readable the archival use is better served by just verbatim copying the CAS output in verbatim so that anyone who cares can copy it back in.
@PauloCereda trouble is with windows software is just randomly installed into program files and you can't just copy everything especially if changing from 7 to 8, so every couple of minutes I think oh @@@ haven't got xxx but Ive got cygwin and tl 2014 and emacs so it's getting there. they've squeezed a numpad onto a 15in laptop case so the keyboard's smaller and my typing is thus even worse:-)
@PauloCereda start from the back page, read backwards as far as you can be bothered and you'll know enough to bluff your way through and sound educated at parties.
@PauloCereda well possibly and then sysadmins get it and install things like corporate vpn and virus stuff, but microsoft help compiler and sandcastle (.NET help generator) matlab and gnuplot and chrome canary and ff nightly and java and lego digital designer and minecraft and ... aren't preinstalled:-)
@JosephWright @DavidCarlisle This is auto-generated Latex by Maple and Mathematica. I have no control over its quality. I was wondering what pdflatex generates all those cross lines. Here is a small output I just found. Here is the pdf
This is one equation. The latex file if you need to try it is here
@Nasser maple and mathematica only generate what you ask them to generate, you always have control over the quality. But as I said above you probably shouldn't be asking for latex typeset form in this case.
@DavidCarlisle do I add the above to the few large latex code I have? I have about 10-15 of such cases now, where they break down as shown. So just add the above before each?
@Nasser yes or stick those lines in a package or whatever. of course I just redefined enough for that one example other commands may need fixing to be inline as well
@Nasser I know how I did it but I would never do this, it's not useful to anyone. Noone is going to read it by eye and the remaining typeset forms make it hard to do anything mechanical with it.
@Nasser because I typeset the original and the overbar of the sqrt signs were extending off the right edge of the page
@DavidCarlisle but verbatim is impossible to read. Here is the current page fyi: 12000.org/my_notes/kamek/version_1/index.htm I will try to fix the few broken ones using your method. Thanks.
@Nasser no one is ever going to read that. the verbatim version and be cut and pasted and given to a machine to read which makes it possibly useful. the typeset version is just 7 pages of wasted dead tree
@DavidCarlisle I have have verbatim version of the original ODE's there also. I just never got to make a verbatim of the output. Will try to do that. Need to fix tex4ht output first.
@Johannes_B I remember how to divide by hand and also know how it works. ;-) After all, I teach it every year to my students (prospective primary school teachers). I think there is a package for that, not polynom. Try xlop
@DavidCarlisle I added the answer after the (unmerited) tick had been assigned. ;-)
Using a minimal biblatex example shown below, I am trying to incorporate citations into a resume using a custom class file
The class file Starts with
\PassOptionsToClass{11pt,12pt}{article}
\LoadClassWithOptions{article}
so I imagined the behavior should not change if I change the document c...
@egreg Yes. Answer deleted; marked as duplicate; voted to close. And in such a short time it had 3 up-votes. I guess those silly problems attract the attention of certain voters.
@egreg I also think the same; in fact, it's very unusual when an answer of mine doesn't get up-voted after a few seconds I posted it (it has happened just a few times).
@egreg That's funny. I am under the impression sometimes that some users have some more access to the reviews than I do. I don't know if you know what I mean.
This is a revisit of Are certain users favored the opportunity to review posts? that seems to have grown stale without any solid answer.
Just recently I was baffled by a user's ability to review a "First Post" almost 6 hours after it had been reviewed previously:
In my experience, certain rev...
Modern recipes (as far as I know) for bread includes sugar. Sugar gives the yeast a food source, which supports it growth and allows yeast to give bread many of its qualities. It hit me the other day that sugar (produced from sugar cane) is a relatively new commodity. People did not have this ...
@egreg yep, a little bit lets the dough rise to more than 100 % to a maximum possible volume (dont't know how much). With 12 % sugar the dough volume is back to 100 % (no sugar added) and rising amounts of sugar decrease the volume.
@Werner it's a fact. Nothing has been done regarding the "exploitation of the system weakness" (see last comment to the answer to your question on META).
\begin{algorithm}[t]
\label{alg: buffer_mgmt}
\begin{algorithmic}
\STATE Packets p sent from $n_{s}$ and received at $n_{fwd}$
\IF {BufferQueue at $n_{fwd}$ is not FULL}
\STATE Buffer p at $n_{fwd}$;
\ELSE
\STATE $R_{min}$ = getMinReachabilityValue(BufferQ...
@Werner Sometimes if I'm really bored, I go through the already reviewed q/a to see whether it is closed too fast or it was an answer but hastily flagged etc. I don't know if we should do it on purpose and more often. It seems that wrong positives and false negatives have been increased
@Werner We owe to Dutch Railways - Nationale Spoorwegen(NS). Sometimes people say that the abbreviation is for Nooit Snel (Never fast)
@Werner Yes, I'm trying to finish a few questions still. One is about what @PeterGrill asked some time ago. The other one is this neverending code reading and PGF trig functions with increased precision.
Well, when I see “I do not need style advise from someone clearly not working in the same field. I just want the (La)TeX code to do this." my reaction is “do it yourself”.
Nice! A class that redefines \@xfloat using modified code from LaTeX 2.09! Curiously enough, the class chokes when TikZ is used in a figure environment. ;-)
And another small gem! The class has \def\@xfloat#1[#2] { with a space before {! So if one doesn't specify the optional argument there's an error.
I encountered a problem related to TikZ when I changed from article document class to mnthesis document class, which is custom made. The mnthesis document class does not recognize tikz. Please see the code below. First is the test1.tex code with the article document class, then the mnthesis.cl...
`\usepackage[english, russian]{babel}` with russian included, plus `\selectlanguage{english}` after `\begin{document}` helps, actually. But I'd like to know what exactly happens. :-)
@Akater can you make a small document with just say \tableofcontents or anything else that generates fixed text that you think should be in english and if it comes our in another language we could say why, otherwise we are just guessing