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CarLaTeX

8:43 AM

@PauloCereda Quack and quack again!

@CarLaTeX ooh a duck

Henri Menke

9:16 AM

It's official! pgfplots on GitHub: github.com/pgf-tikz/pgfplots

@HenriMenke Yay!

Henri Menke

And a new release (1.17) on top: github.com/pgf-tikz/pgfplots/releases/tag/1.17

@HenriMenke Yay!

CarLaTeX

9:31 AM

@HenriMenke Great!

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11:10 AM

@HenriMenke that's now the master source?

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Rmano

1:10 PM

@HenriMenke Great!

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2:53 PM

@PhelypeOleinik chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/41?m=53606353#53606353

Phelype Oleinik

@DavidCarlisle :-)

3:13 PM

I luckily made it into TL19frozen with expkv-def, but rushed in the end, now there are a few missing \long in the internals of it, so no key-definition can contain a \par until TL20.... Luckily the documentation says there are no bugs. :)

3:27 PM

@ "xsim"

Does anyone know: How to hide the symbol at the points?

I mean '__/ ' in '__/ 10p.' I want only '10p.' here.

@cis ??

@DavidCarlisle

@cis still have no idea what you are asking about, what is making that output?

I don't know. That symbol is always placed in front of the score (by default).
If I knew the name of the symbol, I could probably find it in the manual.

@cis you are presumably using some unnamed package that puts something in the margin that you want to change, but apart from that i can't guess.

@cis I assume the horizontal line is a \rule but it could be made with \hrule or \hrulefill or several other things.

Q: Customizing points in `xsim`

3:53 PM

This is a (very) hard coded symbol.
I think I have to understand

The points in exercise environment seem to align right under the line of the exercise name and label as shown here How do I left it upwards as follows This alignment is the typical behavior of exsheets. I also want the points brackets and text to be formated as shown above. One more thing...

@cis so we were supposed to guess you were using xsim package?

@cis grep rule * in the xsim directory shows xsim.definitions.code.tex: \IfInsideSolutionF { \rule {1.2cm} {1pt} \slash }

@DavidCarlisle Oh, I thought it was clear because I wrote "@ 'xsim'" above.

Aha

@cis I assumed you tried/failed to ping some user of that name, I completely ignored that!!

OK, I found

`\IfInsideSolutionF{\rule{1.2cm}{1pt}\slash}%`

in the manual.

Now I'm pondering how to turn it off.

@cis you can always copy the file xsim.definitions.code.tex to the directory with your document and simply delete the rule if the package doesn't offer an option for that

4:07 PM

@DavidCarlisle Ahhhaaa, so I understand the '\makeatletter ...' in the link, I posted. I hoped, there is a simplier way, instead of redefining the complete '\DeclareExerciseEnvironmentTemplate{default}'

@cis I have no idea: never used the package

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4:18 PM

@cgnieder :()

Rmano

5:12 PM

@Rmano CROSS-POST

Rmano

@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz Guilty! I noticed that @PauloCereda would not see it on the other side... ;-)

5:56 PM

@Rmano ooh

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7:59 PM

And LaTeX is probably a bunch of guys playing bagpipes nonstop. :)

@PauloCereda (lisp)

@DavidCarlisle :)

yo'

8:25 PM

@PauloCereda Is the 2nd guy in JAZZ just in his undies?

(btw, Overleaf codes mostly in JavaScript)

Bob

good ftgernoon

good afternoon

do tables work in MathJax?

@Bob mathjax only emulates a subset of latex math so arrays such as array or ams matrix environment but not tabular or any other text mode construct

@yo' directly in javascript or one of the newer things like typescript that compile down to that (if it's not a secret)

yo'

@DavidCarlisle a lot is directly JS AFAIK

@DavidCarlisle github.com/overleaf