@PauloCereda One of the ways I've made some labmates very happy is switching their software into their native language, even when they speak near-perfect or perfect English.
@PauloCereda Wow, that's almost fully accurate. Can I make some final touches ? :) For example cool -> serin is as in cool breeze. It's someting like cool-> havalı
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@azlanaznam There are lots of LaTeX editors, and TeXmaker is used by many people. Relatively few people use BaKoMa, as it's paid for and both MikTeX and TeX Live are free.
I have lost my tex file but I still have my pdf, .aux, .bak, .bbl, performance monitor file, and my text document.
Can anyone tell me if I can restore my .tex file from this? In any form?
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@HarishKumar Your deleted answer is much better than Herbert's. It's only necessary to add the correct calculation: \linewidth-\widthof{\the\csname thm@headfont\endcsname Theorem \thethm. } instead of 0.8\textwidth
@HarishKumar You should really undelete your answer.
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@percusse I'd be really grateful if you could send me any other corrections... As I said to Paulo, translating this really helped me discover just how little Turkish I really speak.
@Brent.Longborough No, please allow me to merely assist. I think that's already quite accurate. The message goes across anyhow. It only needs a few tweaks in the screenshot. Considering how much we destroy English daily, I think this is already above average usage :)
@Brent.Longborough I'm also quite surprised that you have Turkish under your belt too.
@Brent.Longborough Oh I hope you didn't have to buy some carpets :) They are a major concern in Istanbul. We are trying to kick them out of that place\
But things are getting from bad to worse everyday with our fantastic goverment.
@percusse Good luck, watch out for the even primes, they're tricksy...
@PauloCereda Ctrl-Shift-Underscore
@percusse Would harika be a better cool than havalı ?
@PauloCereda : I've pushed @percusse 's fix, but altered.
@PauloCereda : Removing the BOM really screws up my development environment. Is there a way to fix arara barfing on that? I really have no idea how this utf8 stuff works, especially in java
@Fran : Si quieres, algunos de nosotros hablamos español... Aunque es más fácil en inglés, por supuesto
A questions which comes up in one form or another reasonable regularly is 'How do I turn a PDF back into .tex?': see for example Can I recover my .tex file?. Some, but not all, of these questions are about 'disaster recovery', but the core issue (recreating a .tex file) does not directly hinge on...
@Brent.Longborough I need to study more about the BOM stuff. :) My bad for breaking stuff, but I was eager to test if the Turkish localization was working. :)
@PauloCereda Many years ago, a colleague in IBM Brasil got a reputation for travelling to Argentina and winging it by speaking Portuguese. So he goes in for breakfast, and asks "Por favor, café de la mañana!" The waiter looks on without understanding anything. So then "Ah, no, por favor un desarrollo"
@Brent.Longborough harika is great but not cool. Still, it can be used considering arara ;). If Paulo has the master file I can review them if you wish.
@percusse OK. Thanks. Whenever you're ready, you can send me the file (org dot longborough at brent reversed) and I'll incorporate it in my branch and pass it to Paulo
@percusse Absolutely. To paraphrase Monty Python "He's not Orhan Pamuk, he's a very naughty boy!"
@Brent.Longborough Not to devalue your style at all. Otherwise all sentences should be reversed since the verbs comes in the end for any action and English is the direct opposite.
Lütfen bekleyin or lütfen bekle doesn't go with the flow.
@Brent.Longborough Just a question raised exception is an error or not in this context? I'm guessing kural dışılık is something closer.
Though your wording is the correct direct translation
@Brent.Longborough Me too. So I'm trying to avoid that by saying something happened that should have not happened. and I've used arara bir istisna farketti ve aşağıdaki iletiyi üretti
word by word it goes like arara noticed an exception and produced the following message
@percusse Sorry, I have to go walk the dog. If you get tired of the challenge, by all means send me bits and pieces to fix things; I'm sure it'll be an improvement.
@JosephWright ah well my answer was so full of bugs it wasn't accepted yet, plan to fix it at some point but still nice to get a bounty, not had many of those. (and I see England are no longer in serious trouble)
@PauloCereda: @Brent.Longborough: G you have written a philosophical mail which explains your point of view well. After reading your mail I want to underline your opinion.
@JG That's nice; unfortunately, to counterbalance that, we know little (collectively) about forth, prolog, erlang, APL and such. But we're a happy crew!
@Gnintendo well it would help to know what you want to happen if the author is missing: enter some default text [author] or flag an error or cause machine to reboot or...
@lockstep That's what I was thinking: The problem is that this was MWE, literally, my actual \sectiontitle command is quite a bit more complicated than this, and without understanding everything you did in your declaration of the cite command to do all of the work, it's going to be very hard for me to extend it
well, I think the MWE is fine, I would think the answer not being extendable enough would fall under the same logic as a question being too specific to be useful (although that's a little harsh to apply in this circumstance)
@Gnintendo Look at my edited answer again -- I added exactly four code lines to the original \citetitle definition, and you should be able to spot that I am testing for the existence of a (name) field.
@Gnintendo yes, if you know that before you start handling the section heading you can do tests in a safer place, if you allow the section heading to start and then discover you need to make tests and stuff things are a lot more fragile
@Gnintendo \let\abx@name@author\relax defines it to be \relax (no-op) to clear any previous test, and \foo{bar} pokes into internals of biblatex (that I don't know at all I just watched it with debug tracing on) biblatex saves the author name in that field so if it is there \abx@name@author won't be \relax then the following line uses ifx to test if it is relax or npt
@lockstep Ive never used biblatex or biber I just watched the MWE with \tracingall and poked in some definitions:-) So I don't know what the biblatex way is:-)
How can I cite an authors full name (=first name + last name) in biblatex?
@book{Gladwell2005,
author = {Gladwell, Malcolm},
address = {New York, NY},
publisher = {Back Bay Books},
title = {{Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking}},
year = {2005}
}
I would then like ...
@egreg Cool! I'll just wait arara get out of the RC phase and enter the stable release, and I'll write about it. :) The songbook article will be a bonus. :)
I have lost my tex file but I still have my pdf, .aux, .bak, .bbl, performance monitor file, and my text document.
Can anyone tell me if I can restore my .tex file from this? In any form?
Addition by Jake:
Note that this question is not a direct duplicate of How to convert PDF to (La)TeX?, sinc...
Many TeX “hacks” begin with \makeatletter and end with \makeatother. What do these commands do?
How can I cite an authors full name (=first name + last name) in biblatex?
@book{Gladwell2005,
author = {Gladwell, Malcolm},
address = {New York, NY},
publisher = {Back Bay Books},
title = {{Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking}},
year = {2005}
}
I would then like ...
