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I am a

  • linguist

I use

  • Xelatex because of the unicode support.
  • OS X
  • Linux Mint

Supporter of upvotes for good questions, not just good answers.

My favorite package is tikz (and tikz-qtree).

I am the author of TeX Tutorials on Youtube.


May
14
comment Keeping the names of things consistent in LyX.
@Alan Munn I honestly do not use LyX either, I prefer TexShop/TextMate/Sublime Text, but the prospect of switching over to LyX for is intriguing. I am not yet convinced that it is a viable option. The question's title attracted me here, only to be disappointed to not see anything about LyX. I may have to open a new question.
May
13
comment Keeping the names of things consistent in LyX.
@Charles and Alan, Could you please show how this is done in Lyx? (Or I could open a new question).
Apr
30
comment moderncv - How do I put the date column on the right rather than on the left
I disagree. moderncvis irrelevant. It could just as well be another class. See a similar question: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/11454/… Considering that no one has answered this question after a months time, I figured it would be prudent to provide one.
Apr
29
revised moderncv - How do I put the date column on the right rather than on the left
added video resource
Apr
29
answered moderncv - How do I put the date column on the right rather than on the left
Apr
29
comment How complete is Texpad on the iPad
@VV Texpad, great! Thank you! Your answer is timely as I just noticed the bundle manager today! Kind of hidden for such an important feature! I've installed just about ever bundle but my documents still will not compile with \usepackage{fontspec}. Is there a package list for each bundle?
Apr
29
comment How can I make the document as wide as possible in LaTeX
I am not sure what the problem is. I cannot seem to reproduce your error, but if I am able to in the future, I will update my answer. Until then, maybe you can try bits and pieces of the code above until it does not compile correctly. You might be able to solve your problem through debugging in this way.
Apr
29
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
changed wording a bit
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
added link to a related question with useful info
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
updated code to fix error and updated picture
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
added fix for `.` not being on same level as other leaves
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
removed unnecessary array package in code
Apr
28
awarded  Nice Answer
Apr
28
comment How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
@Alan Munn, duly noted! I only said that in this case because he wrote a comment (which has since been deleted because it was inappropriate-a typical new-user thank you very much comment-) which made it seem like my answer had solved his question. As he is a very new user, I wanted to ensure that he checks the mark without just ignoring it like many new users. You are right about the tikz-qtree tag. I wasn't sure if I should include that tag. I will keep that in mind for next time. I will also delete my comment. I want to show good manners!
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
added error note. `.`not aligning properly
Apr
28
awarded  Organizer
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
edited tags
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
updated sample output to match code
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
updated code
Apr
28
revised How to create syntactic trees and align them in LaTeX?
updated code and example