@MarcoDaniel No I just usually take a screendump of the pdf viewer and then crop by hand on a bitmap editor and save as png (but uploading pdf is supposed to work I think)
I just tried to upload a PDF via imgur and was told that I couldn't as it wasn't a jpeg, png (or some other image types that I've immediately forgotten). This certainly used to work, has it stopped? If so, can we get it reinstated?
@CBenni If you go \def then there has to be a command name following that gets defined, so if you go \def hello without a command name (control sequence) TeX adds one.
@PauloCereda Note I had to ssh to another machine first.
@DavidCarlisle Thanks. Those paths look sane, by comparison to those in the qn. Aditya's suggestion, to try Context minimals, is maybe a better option, since I have the impression a lot more of the Context folk on Windows use Minimals than TL, so the installation might be both better tested and get better support if things go wrong.
@PauloCereda How come you know L3 already and I don't know a flying f.....eather about it? That's not fair finish your arara and dandelion on your plate.
biblatex question: if I use biblatex with the indexing option how can I specify how an author like, say, \LaTeX3 Project Team is sorted in the index? There doesn't seem to be an indexing equivalent like indexsorttitle for the title field.
can anyone give me a hint how to get \theMyCounter expanded in \@writefile before actually being written? Do I need to \expandafter all the way to the \theMyCounter?
@Luke you don't normally use \@writefile directly but \protected@write (which will expand everything for you) although \theMyCounter should be expandable and so expand during the write anyway.
@Luke or perhaps \addtocontents what are you trying to do?
@egreg ah great I got a question, when I write the field of quotients, do i write $\mathbb{Z}/p\mathbb{Z}$, or do I write $\mathbb{Z}\mathop{/} p \mathbb{Z}$ ?
Here's my first try, I am not great with tables, but I would like to try:
\documentclass{amsart}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{p{3cm}l}
Some\_Text &
\parbox{0.9\textwidth}{
\begin{enumerate}
\item Other text
\item Other text
\end{enumerate}}
\end{tabular}
More text.
\end{document}
Is that suggestion good from the TeXnical point of view... :)
But, why does this push the enumerate one line down?
@DavidCarlisle ^^
\documentclass{amsart}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{lp{0.9\linewidth}}
Some\_Text &
\begin{enumerate}
\item Other text
\item Other text
\end{enumerate}
\end{tabular}
More text.
\end{document}
That is exactly 1em of a space... should I get rid of that space manually using a negative vspace?
@kan that's the easiest (the reason why it's there is a long story:-) I think there is a qn on site somewhere about that. Basically p adds a strut but it doesn't get insode the list so makes a blank line above it which is unfortunate but we can't change it now as there are millions of documents with negative space to compensate
@kan (no it's not amsmath) I haven't looked at the code but from the name of the environment inline list I assume it's not a list at all and just the same as doing aaa\\bbb\\ccc in the parbox, but with numbering. enumerate* is from enumitem package
I just tried to upload a PDF via imgur and was told that I couldn't as it wasn't a jpeg, png (or some other image types that I've immediately forgotten). This certainly used to work, has it stopped? If so, can we get it reinstated?
I have a problem with amsmath package. After an update this package was removed because it was obsolete. But what package can use instead of amsmath?
Here's my first try, I am not great with tables, but I would like to try:
\documentclass{amsart}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{p{3cm}l}
Some\_Text &
\parbox{0.9\textwidth}{
\begin{enumerate}
\item Other text
\item Other text
\end{enumerate}}
\end{tabular}
More text.
\end{document}
