@StrongBad texbook touches on that in quite a few places eg: Therefore if you are fussy about the
appearance of pages, you can expect to do some rewriting of the manuscript
until you achieve an appropriate balance, or you might need to fiddle
with the ^|\looseness| as described in Chapter~14; no automated system will
be able to do this as well as you.
Some of them would say I'm half a duck
I may be used if you want to try your luck
I inspired your sweetest dreams, will say the most accurate
But for only 15 of them, it was worth a rate
Some of them tend to collect me
Even if I'm usually just worth a few penny
Ilia L found ...
Disclaimer: I've barely started to learn LaTeX so bear with me.
Problem: I use a lot of matrices like this
Which I absolutely hate to code manually. Obvious solution would be a nested for loop, something like this:
\begin{equation}
A =
\begin{bmatrix}
\pgfplotsforeachungrouped \m in {1,...,3...
When reading this question it seems the theoretical answer is that LaTeX is not perfect and manual/human intervention is required. In the TeX Book Knuth says:
But the problem of page make-up is considerably more difficult than
the problem of line breaking that we considered in the previous
...
I wish to loop over this code:
\begin{tabular}{l*{8}c}
first column &
column a &
column b &
column c &
column d &
column e &
column f &
column g
\end{tabular}
But the following does not compile:
\begin{tabular}{l*{8}c}
first column
\foreach \i in {a,b,c...
In relation to my previous question in this link Change part with arabic number, I ask how to obtain, using the Legrand orange book source and his structure.tex file, an appendix (in italian language) that has the letters of the alphabet.
See this figure:
I only managed to get the chapters, ...
