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OH GOD HOW DID IT GET HERE, I AM NOT GOOD WITH COMPUTER!

echo "cbyrzba@cbyrzba.bet" | tr '[a-z]' '[n-za-m]'

Jan
24
comment How do you store all your TeX files long-term?
@PredragPunosevac Actually, TeX doesn't really facilitate splitting things up like that. I tend to put chapters of longer works into individual files and then \input-ing them from another file, that compiles the whole document. It works somewhat well. I'd much rather have preprocessor capabilities like with C language files.
Jan
24
comment How do you store all your TeX files long-term?
@sarnold Because I usually use the console for debugging. I simply scroll up and use the text search of my terminal emulator. It is not super optimal, but usually, I use Makefiles only, when the document is practically finished. I use the xelatex command manually when working with the individual .tex files.
Jan
24
answered How do you store all your TeX files long-term?
Jan
24
comment Weird behavior when using small caps and slanted fonts with fontspec in XeLaTeX
While this solution works partially, I lose the option to make slanted small caps: {\scshape \slshape blah} or {\scshape \itshape blah} or variants with \scshape as second argument don't work anymore.
Jan
23
revised As an expert, can you always use TeX for (nearly) any kind of document?
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Jan
23
comment Weird behavior when using small caps and slanted fonts with fontspec in XeLaTeX
Erm, that's not what I wanted. I want upright small caps. Small caps should only be slanted if used with \slshape. You have {\scshape Def} and the result is slanted as well, which in my case is incorrect.
Jan
23
comment Weird behavior when using small caps and slanted fonts with fontspec in XeLaTeX
@egreg Dude, make an answer and let me accept it. You're obviously correct...
Jan
23
asked Weird behavior when using small caps and slanted fonts with fontspec in XeLaTeX
Jan
23
awarded  Teacher
Jan
23
answered As an expert, can you always use TeX for (nearly) any kind of document?
Nov
10
comment How to check for document class in conditionals
@MartinScharrer Thanks! I'd have accepted your answer if it was one...
Nov
10
revised How to check for document class in conditionals
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Nov
10
comment How to check for document class in conditionals
Well, at least a link to the original would be nice, I really don't know how to do that!
Nov
10
asked How to check for document class in conditionals
Nov
10
accepted How to “un-use” a package?
Nov
10
asked How to “un-use” a package?
Oct
30
accepted Which Lua environment should I use with LuaTeX (LuaLaTeX)?
Oct
30
comment Which Lua environment should I use with LuaTeX (LuaLaTeX)?
Thanks for clarifying. When defining a command, couldn't I use \directlua{} just as well? Or is there a significant difference with \luaexec{}?
Oct
30
awarded  Nice Question
Oct
30
asked Which Lua environment should I use with LuaTeX (LuaLaTeX)?