@N3buchadnezzar I think you need to use squezze first somehow. But I think your struct is not that simple so it tries other things. I really need to sleep now,sorry :)
@egreg You recently had a nice answer (witch pics!) concerning space before/after align, compared to space before/after equation. I just don't find it anymore. Do you remember where that was? ( I tried to find that in the answer section of your profile, but, you know ...)
@JosephWright I'm not aiming at being waterproof in all situations. It's "just" a pretty printer after all, so the log itself is still there. Wherever the parser fails to pick up some information from it, you can still read the log. Of course a lot of things can be extended, but at the moment, my agenda consists more of visualizing control flow (macro expansion, group and if nesting), folding, reconstructing boxes, visualizing paragraph breaking etc.
@kan Somebody uses a thin tombstone (Halmos, who initiated the usage, for instance), somebody a square one; AMS prefers a hollow one. I follow AMS, generally, but in some cases I experimented starting a proof with a triangle pointing right and ending it with a triangle pointing left.
@egreg You recently had a nice answer (witch pics!) concerning space before/after align, compared to space before/after equation. I just don't find it anymore. Do you remember where that was? ( I tried to find that in the answer section of your profile, but, you know ...)
@mafp I know. :) It's difficult also for me! Sometimes a question is bumped up by an edit and I tell myself "this question seems interesting", just to see I already answered it. :) I'll try looking for it.
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@mafp But it's exactly lunch time! I'll be back soon.
For the example alignment the following are equivalent; actually, the correct outer environment to use is equation, as the following code will show; using split or aligned for the inner environment in this case doesn't matter.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath,lipsum,geometry}
\geometr...
I don't think that this question should have been closed as a duplicate. Certainly the end result is the same, and the titles are identical, but the issues seem to be totally different.
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A line of length \textwidth in TikZ
I'm trying to learn tikz. In this MWE all I'm trying to do it to draw a line the width of \linewidth. I'm able to do this with a rule; I'm able to do this in pstricks. But when I try this with tikz the line comes out too short;...
I have had TM 1.X since a long time ago, but a week ago I updated my system to Mountain Lion 10.8.2 and installed TM2.
The problem is that I write with LaTeX, and sometimes I use gnuplot for the graphs (I installed gnuplot with macports). But now it doesn't work because the --shell-escape doesn'...
I know that in TeXnicCenter, I'm able to adjust the building of the document with extra parameters for pdflatex. TextMate would be able to do the same, but I'm not sure about the interface.
TextMate
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Commercial
With OS X I use TextMate with MacTeX. Now I don't want to change OS X for Linux only because I work with TextMate. It's powerful like vim and emacs. It's not free 45 euros. You can do all what you want and you can use and define snippets, macros, comman...
shows that you can select the build-style from a menu.
Frequently there are questions about, how to manually install a font, what very often means âType1 fontâ. So I thought, we should write a general answer about the several aspects to regard.
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@N3buchadnezzar Well, yes. Sorry, I didn't notice your message where you wrote In order to obtain a list ... I probably don't even understand what the problem is (being slow as usual), so a clarification would help.
The problem is tht I can not directly write an array containing strings and doubles
It always contains cells.
I know I can convert them later, but this script/thingy I am working on is not just for me. And it would be very helpeful if the array could contain strings and doubles, no cells.
@N3buchadnezzar How about reorganizing the data? Instead of having a single 12x5 cell array with both text and numbers, have a struct with five variables.
As far as I know, you can't have an array with both strings and doubles, unless it's a cell array, where each cell can have a different data type. So you would have to convert it at some point, or use a struct instead.
Probably not the answer you wanted, but I'm afraid it's all I can offer.
@Werner Yeah. I just saw that you re-edited the suggested edit on the table hline answer. I rejected it at first because I thought that in recent answers, it's preferred for the OP to make the edits himself
@tohecz I usually leave suggested edits to high-rep users' posts for them to deal with it themselves. Since high-rep users are around often enough, they'll have the best idea of whether a suggested edit should be rejected/accepted.
@All_TeX_Live_users Could at least one of you be so kind and add specific information to Manual font installation? That was the main reason, why I made it CW. But also for the other parts some review would be good, I think.
@egreg I guess so. But it this (donât know the right English word) appropriate/reasonable? I donât think so, it does not help for spam, spam, spam e-mail from senders outside of Brazil for receivers in Brazil sent over mail servers outside of Brazil.
@Speravir You can, but you shouldn't. :) Some ports are reserved for a purpose. The idea of using SMTP with TLS is that you should authenticate before sending messages. I agree that this does not avoid spams, but you can reduce some practices like zombie networks.
@JosephWright The reason I'm asking is because I frequently flag obsolete comments, after deleting my own. It would not make a lot of sense looking at a partial comment-conversation without knowing what has happened...
@JosephWright Aah, thatâs interesting! In some flagging info I wrote âOf course, I could delete my comments, but I wanted to keep the context.â So this was quite pointless (?).
@tohecz When you're faced with a challenge - something difficult - it requires some ingenuity - creative thinking - to overcome this challenge or "obstacle." (Otherwise it would not be a challenge, right?) If this ingenuity does not come naturally, struggling with the challenge usually breeds - produces - some mental ability to deal with the problem.
I have the following minimal working example:
\documentclass{book}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\begin{document}
é canção
\end{document}
I need to use the utf8 argument in order to have special characters in a simpler way and I need the T1 argument in order to copy ...
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A line of length \textwidth in TikZ
I'm trying to learn tikz. In this MWE all I'm trying to do it to draw a line the width of \linewidth. I'm able to do this with a rule; I'm able to do this in pstricks. But when I try this with tikz the line comes out too short;...
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