Is there a way to determine the width of the first column in a tabular enviroment?
I've thought about using a savebox but that would only give me the size of the text (and in one cell only), not the actual column width.
Or should I use longtable (or another package) to do that?
I received -- as a gift -- a small skull mounted on a carved wooden background, typical of Bavaria. I've looked online but am confused about US customs requirements. Can I bring this through? If not, and I declare it, will they just confiscate the item or will I just be fined?
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How do I fill a shape in tikz which is drawn by a combination of different commands? I mean something like this:
\documentclass[border=5pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{tikz}
\begin{document}
\newcommand{\mk}{node [fill=black] {}}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\coordinate (O) at (0,0);
\foreach \x in {0,60,......
I am using biblatex.
Like I use zotero to retrieve metadata of references, I have plenty of urls into my .bib file. In most cases, I don't want the url to be printed (because it is only the url of the publisher webpage presenting the book). So I use the following line with url=false :
\usepacka...
Here is an example of using the datatool package to extract the data form the following table defined below. The list of row ids to print is specified in the call to:
\PrintDTLTable{myDB}{Hammer001,Hammer003,Longsword003}
which yields the following table:
Note:
The first column (the RowI...
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