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Using latexdiff with git
I'd like to be able to use latexdiff with git. At the moment I have an alias in my .gitconfig file for a word-based diff:
[alias]
wdiff = diff --color-words
but is it possible to make an alias ...
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texdiff for multi-file documents in subversion
I've been looking for a convenient way to highlight changes between subversion revisions of my Latex document in the generated PDF. I am working on a reasonably complex document that pulls together ...
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Best LaTeX-aware diff and merge tools for subversion
What's a good (or preferably, in your opinion the best) way to make subversion diff'ing and merging LaTeX-aware?
I know latexdiff and latexrevision exist, but it's not clear to me how to make those ...
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latexdiff + svn not working with multiple files (flatten)
Short question
Seems like --flatten doesn't work properly with latexdiff-vc.
How can I get this working, without reverting to my elaborated workflow described below?
Context
I track the history of ...
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latexdiff problem in MikTex 2.8 after update: “Perl script not found” [closed]
Some days ago, I've updated my Miktex 2.8 installation (on Windows 7). However, since doing that I have problems with latexdiff (it did work before). When I run it, I get:
latexdiff: the Perl script ...
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Problem executing script for latexdiff
I am a LaTeX beginner and new to Scripting. I try to implement this interesting solution for latexdiff and multiple files found in this question-answer before I begin writing my phd thesis. However ...
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Can latexdiff-cvs handle RCS tags?
I would like to know if anyone has a nice way of combining latexdiff-rcs with printing actual RCS tags in their document.
For example, I am using CVS to version control a latex document. My document ...
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Is it possible to have an undetermined character length argument in a macro?
I have the following macro,
\def\RCS$ $#1: #2 $ ${\expandafter\def\csname RCS#1\endcsname{#2}}
Which is used for revision version control, i.e,
\RCS$ $Revision: 1.2 $ $
\RCS$ $Date: 2010/04/02 ...
