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| bio | website | perso.citi.insa-lyon.fr/… |
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| location | Lyon, France | |
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| visits | member for | 2 years, 7 months |
| seen | Jun 14 at 12:34 | |
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Jun 14 |
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emacs+auctex: prevent region filling when inserting itemize Sure. And my point is precisely that I want to be able to type <M-return> at the beginning of each line without having to go fishing for my dashes :-) |
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Feb 8 |
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Is reStructuredText compatible with the memoir class? thanks for that. However I now use ''pandoc'' (as per suggested in the comments above) and am much happier with it than Rst. cheers. |
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Jun 13 |
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Is reStructuredText compatible with the memoir class? @Sveinung thanks heaps for telling me about pandoc. I've just dropped docutils for pandoc, and I think I won't need to look back ever (I'm not even going to report the "bug" to docutils :-) |
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Jun 7 |
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Is reStructuredText compatible with the memoir class? The implementation uses the same code to handle regular sectioning as well: chapters, sections and so on all get their \phantomsection and their \label. This does make some more sense, but yet it still upsets memoir. And now I wonder where I should report the bug: is that a memoir problem, or a docutils bug ? |
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Jun 7 |
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Is reStructuredText compatible with the memoir class? I agree with your interpretation. My question is: why does docutils claim that it supports memoir when it generates such code (which clear purpose I don't understand either, btw) ? |
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May 18 |
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Speeding up minted compilation calm down you guys :-) I have no idea what T-vim etc are in the first place. As for myself, I'm fine with not getting a "final" document when I say "draft", just as I'm happy with the way graphicx handles "draft". |
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Apr 12 |
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Where does whitespace between two consecutive lines come from? thanks a lot for this answer. not only does it solve the problem at hand, but it also teaches me cool stuff along the way :-) |
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Jan 19 |
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Advantage of LaTeX presentations? Being a teacher of computer science, I can feel your pain. By now, I actually have completely given up on slides for teaching material. I'm using the chalkboard instead, which is very much more time-efficient as far as preparing the content is concerned, but it is also a bit frustrating. and not very good-looking ! |
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Jan 19 |
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Advantage of LaTeX presentations? @matthew: I widh I could upvote your answer more than once ! IMHO, it's so much more concise than all the others, and still it does contains the exact amount and diversity of information needed to answer the question ! |
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Dec 13 |
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biblatex: How to build a testing environment @Herbert, MartinSchröder: thanks a lot for these suggestions. I'll definitely try these as soon as I find a little bit of time to work on that topic ! |
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Dec 9 |
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biblatex: How to build a testing environment Follow-up: is there a way to do just the same, but with my whole latex distribution ? I often see package or font updates en up breaking stuff in subtle ways (in particular, ways that pdftotext would not notice). but maybe that deserves a question on its own. |
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Dec 31 |
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pass “global” options to minted/fancyvrb Indeed, thanks for that. I should have read the manual and not skimmed through the titles. /me feels stupid. |
