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Is there a way to use --word-diff for LaTeX files (*.tex) and keep the standard line difference for other file types? What I want to achieve is to use git diff command and let git show the word difference on *.tex files automatically without a need to write git diff --word-diff each time. At the same time I want git to show the standard line difference for other file types. Is that possible? See the Generating diff text section of the gitattributes documentation . However, to automatically get word diffs just for *.tex files, you must put this together with additional information there and in

I'm trying to use Docverter to convert LaTeX/markdown files to PDF but am having trouble using PHP to do CURL to access Docverter via their API . I'm know I'm not a total idiot b/c i can get this to work adapting the shell script in this Docverter example and running from command line (Mac OSX). Using PHP's exec() : $url=$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]; $file='/markdown.md'; $output= $url.'/markdown_to_pdf.pdf'; $command="curl --form from=markdown \ --form to=pdf \ --form input_files[]=@".$url.$file." \ http://c.docverter.com/convert > ".$output; exec("$command"); This gives no error messages but

Is there a way to get some text to appear only when the [draft] option is active. For example, when the draft option is active, I want some text to appear between my title and abstract: "draft: do not cite without permission" or some such. Usually this is done with \usepackage{ifdraft} \ifdraft{stern warning}{} Where to put the \ifdraft depends on how you've created the layout of your title page. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2487252/making-the-draft-document-option-in-latex-have-extra-text-appear-in-latex

I recently started using the excellent package xargs that provides \newcommandx . It shares a syntax similar to the default \newcommand . I would like font-lock to reflect this. I did (custom-set-variables '(font-latex-user-keyword-classes (quote (("cx" ("newcommandx" "*|{\\[[{") (:family "font-lock-type-face") command))))) But this fontifies just the command name itself, not its body ( \newcommand fontifies the body with 'font-lock-function-name-face , which in my case is bold). I want \newcommandx to fontify its body with 'font-lock-function-name-face . To summarize the question: how to make

I want to know how to display math formula in a label for exemple in JavaFX. Like this picture : I want the .jar of a library and a small example in JavaFX. I already found some libraries but they are only for Swing/AWT. I tried some of them, but they don't work for me. Displaying fancy equations with Java David Gilbert Since JLaTeXMath is using the Graphics2D API for rendering, you can use FXGraphics2D to draw the output to a JavaFX Canvas . For sample code, please refer to my answer to another similar question https://stackoverflow.com/a/25037747/2592874 Just a copy from my answer to https:/