@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz An addition to above: you are a very good dialogue partner, that's why in a comment to the recent Promotional (URL) Names meta question I mentioned your name @Skillmon as example for me desiring addressing people without a repetitive URL. I hope you don't mind being my positive example. (If though, I can remove it there)
I just want to confirm whether my understanding is correct. If I include an image using \includegraphics in a TeX file, then the image is includes as is inside the generated PDF file, without loss. This is regardless whether the image is clipped/cropped, rescaled, rotated, whatever.
Hello, I have been wanting to learn LaTeX since a long time and finally dived in and I found a lot of useful answers, guidelines and what not when I ran into a few issues in my early days of learning it. Thank you all for such a wonderful resource. Adios~
@PauloCereda was pretty good, although I found York least convincing, possibly because that's closest to where I grew up so I'm more critically aware of the accents in that region
@jokerdino seriously you may be the first person to try that tutorial who hasn't already used tex for 10 (or 30:-) years, so if you have any comments on any of the lessons they would be quite welcome (here or in a github issue) (@JosephWright)
@UlrikeFischer that one fails in overleaf I guess it could be given a latexmk.rc that forces the two special makeindex runs (if I knew anything about latexmk)
@UlrikeFischer if you have any fancy colour font begali examples to hand??
@DavidCarlisle not with bengali, at least if you mean a real color font. The color in the article where made with a color sheme, which colored the glyphs in the document like you can color anything. The only real color fonts I have are the cow font and the emoji. @MarcelKrüger has perhaps more.
Ah for index styles supposed to use imakeidx, I suppose that makes sense but if I did it that way I couldn't test my magic comments
@UlrikeFischer yes needs to be a font in tl2020 as well really but I could always install one in texmf-local on the server if there is an example worth having
@UlrikeFischer yes it's in texlive but in the source tree so not in the input tree, I could have left it editable (which is restricted to 100 lines at present) but I decided to make it not editable (I had to extend the script a bit to allow that again) I might restrict the height of that pre to something smaller so it gets a scrollbar
@UlrikeFischer in real cases if you wanted it hidden than can just add style="visibility:none"so it would still be in the page but not shown.
@UlrikeFischer I don't know about any such font. Basically the only serious non-latin color text font I know is Khaled's amiri-quran-colored.ttf, but that's obviously Arabic and not Bengali.
@MarcelKrüger I looked a bit at the ExtGState problem. With the current code you can't fill it from the tex side in the shipout/before hook, it should be inside the box. But depending when your code kicks in you should be able to fill the lua table. But I can't look now more, I have only time again on monday.
Do you know of any drag-and-drop tool to draw probabilistic graphical models? I don't want to write code and use the usual trial-and-error approach to draw correctly the graphical models. I want to know if there's a tool that has knowledge of PGMs and knows how to draw them well and allows us to manipulate them visually and export them as tex or images
Package xassoccnt seems to be causing a \LaTeX3 error as of now, as in the following MWE.
\documentclass{article} % same error with memoir
\usepackage{xassoccnt}
% not used in this test document, but seems to cause error
% (it's used int the "real" document, together with zref ,
% to allow refe...
Do you know of any drag-and-drop tool to draw probabilistic graphical models? I don't want to write code and use the usual trial-and-error approach to draw correctly the graphical models and place well the letters, arrows, circles, or surrounding boxes. Is there a tool that was specifically creat...
aaa@bbb ~ $ sudo apt-get -f install zandronum doomseeker
Paketlisten werden gelesen... Fertig
Abhängigkeitsbaum wird aufgebaut.
Statusinformationen werden eingelesen.... Fertig
zandronum ist schon die neueste Version.
Probieren Sie »apt-get -f install«, um dies zu korrigieren:
Die folgenden Pakete haben unerfüllte Abhängigkeiten:
doomseeker : Hängt ab von: libqt5core5a (>= 5.5.0) aber 5.2.1+dfsg-1ubuntu14.3 soll installiert werden
Hängt ab von: libqt5multimedia5 (>= 5.0.2) soll aber nicht installiert werden
Does anybody know, what have I to do here?
My system.language is german. Mmm, I think the errors are in english nearly the same.
@UlrikeFischer It's quite heavy stuff: I think I can rule out NChannel for the present, working on how to generate the alternativeSpace conversion (as I'm trying to avoid limiting to CMYK)
@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz About the size of "not" circle in the flip-flops: instead of adding another switch, I implemented a fix so that it follows automatically the "not circle" option for European-style ports... do you think it's ok? github.com/circuitikz/circuitikz/pull/425
@yo' It's not super important. If you want to ping me when you get back to a computer, that would be fine. The basic issue is how would an Overleaf user get a copy of a particular .bst or (or a .sty file) in order to make modifications (as we sometimes advise).
@yo' You can get things from CTAN, and that works. But if the file is embedded into a .dtx file, then it's a lot harder.
@yo Using the method we discussed a while ago using \write18 you can unpack the .dtx but then how do you get the actual unpacked files?
@yo' And finally, if you have unpacked files that way, how do you delete them. Deleting from the cache only deletes .aux type files, but not others.
@AlanMunn by coincidence I've been looking at similar things this afternoon, longtable.dtx here davidcarlisle.github.io/latexcgi/test2#longtable it works at latexcgi but currently not at overleaf but I think it's doable I just need to work out the latexmkrc file needed, as far as I can see by adding a latexmkrc file to the project you can gain a lot of control over the processing pipeline (that's not unpacking but does require two makeindex runs)
@yo' Oh wow, I didn't think about that, but you're right that would do it too. Yes, kpsewhich can find anything that would be loaded I think. It certainly can find .bst files.
@yo' It was really only part of an answer here, and the OP managed to get a copy of the relevant file some other way, so it's not a priority. And possibly a bit esoteric. If someone is at the point of modifying distribution files they should get their own distribution. :)
@yo' interesting thing I found yesterday overleaf doesn't like tex files that start with %!TeX luatex etc as find classifies the files a PostScript if first two bytes are %! (% !TeX is OK) not a big issue but it caught me out at learnlatex.org and I now take precautions to ensure the file doesn't start that way (I just throw in a newline)
@yo' But it's the first time I noticed that some straightforward advice that we give is very dependent on having your own distribution, and isn't always transferable to Overleaf users. But the cp kpsewhich route is a clever and simple workaround.
@yo' The cp trick works perfectly. And you're right about deleting the cache. What's misleading is that the dropdown menu of files persists even after you've deleted things, which is very confusing.
@yo' One other minor thing is that an empty document produces an error. I.e., \documentclass{article}\begin{document}\end{document} fails with an error, which it really shouldn't. Well actually it doesn't fail, but it gives a big red error message in Overleaf.
@yo' since it only takes four or five characters of javascript to avoid the issue, it's not a big problem once I'd realised why the submission was being rejected.
Package xassoccnt seems to be causing a \LaTeX3 error as of now, as in the following MWE.
\documentclass{article} % same error with memoir
\usepackage{xassoccnt}
% not used in this test document, but seems to cause error
% (it's used int the "real" document, together with zref ,
% to allow refe...
Setting
\interfootnotelinepenalty=10000
should prevent all footnotes from breaking over a page.
