I'm trying to compile BPI.tex here because, as you can see, the given compiled file has the lower end of each page cut off. The problem is: I get lots of "undefined control sequence" errors but if I cut the paragraph containing the error, delete aux and log files, quit TexShop and then recompile,...
@StephanLehmke I decided that polite requests weren't working, since this person has a pattern and has been told repeatedly how to ask questions. If he does clarify the question, it can easily be reopened.
I'd like to refer to interlinear glosses within a text. I tried putting a label beneath the \begin{exe} line (as below) to but it didn't work. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here.
Thanks!
In \ref{1e1} we can see something hilarious.
\begin{exe} \label{1e1} \ex \glll Zuqaza uba movb sovawdam...
I'd like to refer to interlinear glosses within a text. I tried putting a label beneath the \begin{exe} line (as below) to but it didn't work. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here.
Thanks!
In \ref{1e1} we can see something hilarious.
\begin{exe}
\label{1e1}
\ex
\glll Zuqaza uba movb ...
I am trying to use a class (bmvc2k.cls) and bibliography style (bmvc2k_natbib.sty), which can be downloaded here
When I try to run bibtex over the tex document I am getting the following error:
The style file: plainnat.bst illegal, another \bibstyle command --line ... : \bibsytle: {bmvc2k}
No...
my internet citation is without author, I have created the bib file as following:
@MISC{AARI2012,
author = {},
title = {{Russian Antarctic Expendition - Project Antarctica - AARI}},
howpublished = {http://www.aari.aq/default\_en.html},
month = {},
...
@MarcoDaniel I can, but the question is a real XY problem case: the person erroneously has the Arabic transliteration in his .bib file and it simply shouldn't be there. I can say that, I guess, to get it off the unanswered list.
Mateuz has now at least edited his previous question, so we should vote to reopen it, and I'll turn my comment on the closed duplicate into an answer. It's still code fragment, but now it's clear what he wants and what the problem is.
I'd like to refer to interlinear glosses within a text. I tried putting a label beneath the \begin{exe} line (as below) to but it didn't work. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here.
In \ref{1e1} we can see something hilarious.
\begin{exe}
\label{1e1}
\ex
\glll Zuqaza uba movb sovawdam u...
"Never use arrow keys in Vim!"
I heard this from a random speaker, but didn't have the chance to ask him why. Also, if you don't use the arrow keys, how can you move the cursor in the Insert mode?
Thank you!
@PauloCereda Oh dear, I have a bad habit! "If you're in normal mode, there's no point in using the arrow keys instead of hjkl since they're further away." Hmm, I've always found the arrow keys closer to my right hand than hjkl.
@egreg Personally, I like both ways. :) I usually go for a more "compact" keyboard mapping when it's more "comfortable" in a particular situation, e.g, when I'm with my laptop. When in desktops (and with good keyboards), I like to use arrow keys. :) But surprisingly, I prefer shortcuts instead. :)
@NicolaTalbot Me too. :) It's too much of a debate for just one key mapping. :)
@DavidCarlisle <3
@DavidCarlisle: No zen garden work today? :)
!!/cricket
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode: Let's take a look at the last cricket results:
- Hampshire 258/10 v Lancashire 295/10 & 199/5 *
- England 354/10 v New Zealand 81/4 *
- Uganda Under-19s 240/5 v Zambia Under-19s 56/3 *
- Botswana Under-19s 195/10 v Nigeria Under-19s 16/4 *
- Kenya Under-19s 271/6 v Sierra Leone Under-19s 65/7 *
- Ireland 229/9 * v Pakistan
- Nottinghamshire 72/1 * v Netherlands
- Sussex 62 * v Kent
- Worcestershire v Northamptonshire 54 *
- Scotland 32/3 * v Derbyshire
You know at the top of the TeX.SX site there are links to meta, chat etc. Why isn't there a link to the blog as well? I know there's one at the bottom of the page, but it's not going to attract much attention down there. (Just a moment of idle curiosity while I procrastinate.)
@PauloCereda I was just wondering because it's not as though the word "blog" takes up much space, and its absence suggests it's not considered an important aspect of the site.
@StefanKottwitz I thought about it being this way why not it just popped in my head but since there is now another project it may take some time before I publish something
@StefanKottwitz awesome. i currently rebuilding my old blog currently just adding the videos which is not the best way to get google hits but since I'm writing my bachelor thesis at the moment there won't be much time to rewrite the old articles
@StefanKottwitz you can also join the channel if you like
Oh right I thought using a bijection from $\mathbb{R}$ to $2^\mathbb{N}$ and from there to $\mathcal{P}(\mathbb{N})$ but the one i had in mind is not a bijection
@DominicMichaelis The proof that P(N) is equipotent to R relies on CSB. And the proof of CSB is merely existential, although it doesn't use choice. Can you think of writing down the explicit bijection given an injection R->P(N) and an injection P(N)->R?
I would like to make a presentation using a font style like this one: http://gallium.inria.fr/~fpottier/slides/fpottier-2008-06-pittsburgh.pdf
Screenshot:
Does anyone know which font is this?
So PrzemysławScherwentke has a point here: if you look at this document with Acrobat you get names like "MSAM10" and "ifb" etc. So the linked question doesn't really give enough info on what to do with the output of the Reader results.
@PauloCereda yes indeed, I've had communication with both of them- the first time I uploaded it I followed some instructions on this site, and they (very kindly) told me that I shouldn't have... got it all fixed now :)
@AlanMunn Can MikTeX handel such perl scripts? Very often I read questions about MikTeX and makeglossaries. So it seems to me that MikTeX doesn't support perl scripts out of the box.
@MarcoDaniel I think we're talking about different things here. And I know nothing about MikTeX, since I use a Mac. Perhaps you meant to reply to @PauloCereda?
The prize for the worst name choice in LaTeX surely must go to the figure and table environments. I wonder how many questions here and on the web deal with people not understanding the difference between the container and its contents?
@JosephWright You are providing an example use the argument type s and the related test \IfNoBoolean(TF). I think one big advantage of the argument type o is the test \IfNoValue(TF). So I can avoid bad tests like \ifx\relax#1\relax etc. The the possibility with \NoValue is more userfriendly.
hi, how long does one's message show up at tex-live@tug.org after emailing? I joined the mailing list and send email last night. I still never got email from this mailing list or saw my email at show up at tug.org/pipermail/tex-live ?
@Nasser I'm not sure, but the list subscriptions are probably moderated, and I think so are posts from non-subscribers, so depending on the moderators' activities it might be a day or so. Your message certainly hasn't shown up, but I would imagine it will soon enough. And if your subscription isn't yet approved, then your message will appear as if from a non-subscriber, and therefore also held for moderation.
Independent of that, I'm not sure that the TeXLive list is the right place to ask for this. That list is for the packaging and building of the TeXLive distribution, whereas the feature request you are asking for would be associated to the particular TeX engine (pdfTeX, LuaTeX, XeTeX). For pfdTeX you should send mail to pdftex@tug.org; The luaTeX developers' list is ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/dev-luatex ; the XeTeX list is tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
Psmith, the TeX bot, in fixed font mode: Let's take a look at the last cricket results:
- Hampshire 258/10 v Lancashire 295/10 & 373/6 *
- England 354/10 & 116/1 * v New Zealand 174/10
- Ireland 229/9 v Pakistan 230/8 *
- Nottinghamshire 263/5 v Netherlands 174/10 *
- Sussex 222/9 v Kent 202/10 *
- Worcestershire 177/10 * v Northamptonshire 219/6
- Scotland 182/9 v Derbyshire 186/4 *
- Gloucestershire 260/7 v Unicorns 231/5 *
- Leicestershire 324/4 * v Somerset 323/3
Our cricket expert David might explain these results later on.
Here is my LaTeX input:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\section{foo}
\section{bar}
\end{document}
I run the following command using pandoc 1.11.1:
pandoc -o test.txt -t plain -N test.tex
And here is what I get:
foo
===
bar
===
Is there a way to have the plain text sections and...
@egreg Since it's LaTeX source I would say yes. I don't know enough about pandoc to know whether the input source matters in terms of what you can do. Of course, other pandoc questions might not be appropriate. Unless there is another site with more pandoc questions that might be better
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my pdf files generated has low quality fonts (not sharp). I make sure I add \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} as first thing in peramble. Then use pdflatex. Is there some other magic trick to use to make sure pdf fonts are the best quaility? I am running this on Linux using texlive 2012 live. I did search on this and that is what was recommended to do.
The above is at 150% magnification. At 100% magnification it is worst. fonts are not sharp as they should be.
opps, OK, will add it then (I am newibie in latex, I need things spelled out for me :)
@egreg Yes, it worked! The pdf file looks much better now. I wonder why the CM-super bundle thing is not installed by default ? But good to know. So now I have this
Ok, thanks very much. I struggled with this poor pdf quality for long time. I just thought this is how it is supposed to be. I am surprised that this is not something that should be in the first list of each example latex for tutorial on latex. It seems very important.
@egreg In math articles, if someone puts an equation in a footnote, does that equation get numbered? If so, is it numbered in sequence with the rest of the equations?
@egreg I see. I made a comment about it being odd to number figures in footnotes, and I was wondering if the practice in linguistics is also done in math. In linguistics if you put an example in a footnote, the example is numbered with lowercase roman and the numbering is local to the footnote.
I agree with you too, but if you were to put a figure into a footnote, surely it wouldn't be numbered with the other figures in the main text.
@AlanMunn It's on the verge of nonsense putting a theorem in a footnote and then referring to it. A figure in a footnote definitely doesn't need a caption.
my internet citation is without author, I have created the bib file as following:
@MISC{AARI2012,
author = {},
title = {{Russian Antarctic Expendition - Project Antarctica - AARI}},
howpublished = {http://www.aari.aq/default\_en.html},
month = {},
...
I would like to make a presentation using a font style like this one: http://gallium.inria.fr/~fpottier/slides/fpottier-2008-06-pittsburgh.pdf
Screenshot:
Does anyone know which font is this?
Here is my LaTeX input:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\section{foo}
\section{bar}
\end{document}
I run the following command using pandoc 1.11.1:
pandoc -o test.txt -t plain -N test.tex
And here is what I get:
foo
===
bar
===
Is there a way to have the plain text sections and...
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