latex

问题 I have a simple makefile that I use to build some latex files. The syntax looks like this: pdf: thesis.tex chapters/a.tex chapters/b.tex chapters/c.tex latexmk -pdf -pdflatex="pdflatex thesis.tex open: open thesis.pdf The files inside chapters folder can increase further with d.tex , e.tex and may even contain subfolders f\section1.tex , f\section2.tex etc. I manually add all the requried tex files inside my thesis.tex like this which is not a problem. \input{chapters/a.tex} \input{chapters/b

问题 I want to use one package if I compile with beamer or another one if I compile with pdflatex (org-latex-pdf-process): if compile-with-beamer: \usepackage{my_beamer_package} else: \usepackage{my_article_package} NB: C-c C-e l P (org-beamer-export-to-pdf) Export as LaTeX and then process to PDF. 回答1: A possible starting point: use the LaTeX macro \@ifclassloaded. More precisely, in your org file use a local package #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{myPackage} and in this package have the following

问题 I started using org-mode to write mathematical papers so I make a heavy use of latex environments such as proof , theorem , lemma , etc. For example I often write \begin{proof} a very long proof follows \end{proof} The problem is that in org-mode the fill-paragraph (or M-q ) doesn't work inside latex environments. This complicates my life because some proofs can be very long, reaching several pages when compiled to pdf, and I am unable to efficiently format them in org-mode. I couldn't find

问题 This is a follow-up question to Using bullets list in tikz's node label in rmarkdown. I had some TikZ code that works fine in pure LaTex but NOT when I transport it to rmarkdown where the error ! LaTeX Error: Something's wrong--perhaps a missing \item. is raised. This was solved in the answer to Using bullets list in tikz's node label in rmarkdown but another issue arises applying the solution I got in there. You can refer to the original question (Using bullets list in tikz's node label in

问题 I have a sublime text build system for running latex. I am using a shell script (with no arguments) to delete the various extensions that are generated by latex. The problem is that sublime-text thinks filename.tex is the argument to the script. So I tried the following script: { // General settings "target": "make_pdf", "selector": "text.tex.latex", "cmd": ["latexmk", "-e","\\$dvipdf = 'dvipdfmx %O -o %D %S'", "-e", "\\$latex = 'latex %O -interaction=nonstopmode -synctex=1 %S'","-f", "

问题 I want to create section without numbers using the command \section*{Section Name}, but doing this omits them from the table of contents. The same thing happens using \part*{Part Name}. Is there a way to omit the section number and keep the section title in the table of contents? 回答1: You can add a line to the toc with this command: \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Your Title} 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2459298/latex-how-to-keep-parts-in-the-table-of-contents

问题 When I use replot in the epslatex terminal, anything I replot is not showing up in the final output. reset session set terminal epslatex size 5.0in,4in color colortext font ',10' standalone set output 'plots.tex' set size square plot sin(x) replot cos(x) set output When I use , and plot in the same line, I get correct outputs. reset session set terminal epslatex size 5.0in,4in color colortext font ',10' standalone set output 'plots.tex' set size square plot sin(x), cos(x) set output replot is

问题 I want to use the R chunk code output as the Chapter Name but could not figured out how to do this. Below is my minimum working example. \documentclass{book} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \begin{document} \chapter{cat( << label=Test1, echo=FALSE, results="asis">>= 2+1 @ ) } Chapter name is the output of R chunk Code. \end{document} 回答1: This works for me << label=Test1, echo=FALSE>>= cn <- 2+1 @ \chapter*{Chapter \Sexpr{cn}} 回答2: In RMarkdown you can use the following code # `r I(1+2)` 来源： https:/

问题 I love apsrtable() , and have found it somewhat simple to extend to other classes (in particular, I have adapted it for mlogit objects. But for some reason, the apsrtableSummary.sarlm() function doesn't work quite like other hacks I have written. Typically, we need to redefine the coefficients matrix so that apsrtable() knows where to find it. The code for this is "apsrtableSummary.sarlm" <- function (x){ s <- summary(x) s$coefficients <- s$Coef return(s) } We also need to redefine the

问题 My question is very similar to this one on showing footnotes in xtable , although the suggested updated solution isn't working for me. I presume this is because I am missing something in my own setup, hence the separate question. I don't think the issue is what is described in this question, as I am using the sanitize.text.function in the print call rather than the xtable call. Below is an image of the PDF output. As can be seen, the actual footnote text does not appear in the PDF output,