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@import docs/template.nml
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@compiler.output = latex.html
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@nav.title = LaTeX
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@nav.category = External Tools
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@html.page_title = Documentation | LaTeX
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@LaTeX = $|[kind=inline]\LaTeX|$
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*Bring some %LaTeX% unto your document!*
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# Inline Math
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You can add inline math by enclosing %LaTeX% between two ``$``:
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* ``$\lim_{n \to \infty} \Big(1 + \frac{1}{n}\Big)^n = e$`` → $\lim_{n \to \infty} \Big(1 + \frac{1}{n}\Big)^n = e$
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* ``$\pi = \sqrt{\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1}{n^2}}$`` → $\pi = \sqrt{\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1}{n^2}}$
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You can make the %LaTeX% non inline by specifying `kind=block` in it's property: ``$[kind=block] 1+1=2$`` → $[kind=block] 1+1=2$
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*(notice how it's not inside a paragraph)*
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# Non Math LaTeX
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You can write %LaTeX% outside of %LaTeX%'s math environment, by enclosing your code between ``$|...|$``:
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``LaTeX,
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$|\begin{tikzpicture}
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\begin{axis}
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\addplot3[patch,patch refines=3,
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shader=faceted interp,
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patch type=biquadratic]
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table[z expr=x^2-y^2]
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{
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x y
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-2 -2
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2 -2
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2 2
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-2 2
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0 -2
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2 0
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0 2
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-2 0
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0 0
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};
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\end{axis}
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\end{tikzpicture}|$
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``
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Gives the following:
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$|\begin{tikzpicture}
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\begin{axis}
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\addplot3[patch,patch refines=3,
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shader=faceted interp,
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patch type=biquadratic]
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table[z expr=x^2-y^2]
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{
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x y
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-2 -2
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2 -2
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2 2
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-2 2
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0 -2
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2 0
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0 2
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-2 0
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0 0
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};
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\end{axis}
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\end{tikzpicture}|$
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# LaTeX environment
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You can define multiple %LaTeX% environment, the default being `main`
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* ``@tex.env.fontsize`` The fontsize (in pt) specified to `latex2svg` (default: `12`).
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* ``@tex.env.preamble`` The preamble prepended to every %LaTeX% code.
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* ``@tex.env.block_prepend`` Text to prepend to every non math %LaTeX% code.
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* ``@tex.env.exec`` The `latex2svg` executable path, defaults to `latex2svg` (need to be in your `\$PATH`)
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Replace ``env`` with the name of the custom environment you wish to define.
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Here's a preamble to render %LaTeX% gray:
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``
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@tex.main.fontsize = 9
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@tex.main.preamble = \usepackage{xcolor} \\
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\usepgfplotslibrary{patchplots} \\
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\definecolor{__color1}{HTML}{d5d5d5} \\
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\everymath{\color{__color1}}
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@tex.main.block_prepend = \color{__color1}
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``
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To set the environment you wish to use for a particular %LaTeX% element, set the `env` property:
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* ``$[env=main] 1+1 = 2$`` → $[env=main] 1+1 = 2$
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* ``$[env=other] 1+1 = 2$`` → $[env=other] 1+1 = 2$
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# LaTeX cache
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%LaTeX% elements that have been successfully rendered to **svg** are stored in the cache database, to avoid processing them a second time.
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Note that this cache is shared between documents, so you don't need to reprocess them if they share the same environment.
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They are stored under the table named ``cached_tex``, if you modify the `env` all elements will be reprocessed which may take a while...
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