Projects tagged ‘python’ and ‘tex’

WiKo is a very simple but powerful python script which takes files with wiki content in a given directory and either builds a web, a LaTeX article or a blog. It is very recommended to use it in tandem ... [More] with a collaborative versioning system such as cvs or subversion in order to publish on commit. [Less]

What is handLaTeX for?handLaTeX brings generation of believable handwritten documents to LaTeX: A longer, vectorial sample is available in PDF here (source there). Where to Start?Have a look at ... [More] the release notes. The precompiled hand package manual (in PDF), is also available. A Note on FontshandLaTeX does not include any font, yet good fonts will be what will make handLaTeX worth using. There are a couple of reasons for that: Supported font systems (Metafonts, Type1, Truetype, Opentype, Apple Advanded Typography, etc.) are largely bound to specific LaTeX distributions, OS and document targets. handLaTex being a generic LaTeX 2e package and driver, it didn't make sense to include any. It is generally possible to find good, free fonts suiting your local LaTeX requirements on specialized sites, such as the Fountain Pen Frenzy Truetype police used in the examples above. Many commercial OSes and softwares are bundled with sets of fonts that will work for you, such as the Zapfino calligraphic typeface coming with Mac OS X. About any kind of fonts can be designed using the right tools such as Fontforge anyway: it is a tedious process, but even a non-artist can create a usable typeface in a few hours. [Less]

Did you ever want to "track changes" in a LaTeX document? Well now you can, kind of. This program takes two LaTeX files, normalizes them somewhat and outputs a third file that marks up changes between ... [More] the two inputted files. Not perfect, but works sometimes. [Less]

A document management system (dms) based on subversion. See NOTES file for details about the implementation. Requirespython: http://www.python.org pysvn: http://pysvn.tigris.org pyQt4: ... [More] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/ pysqlite: http://oss.itsystementwicklung.de/trac/pysqlite/ Subversion: http://subversion.tigris.org/ How to usePlease read the README file FeedbackTell me what you think. All comments, bugs and improvement ideas are welcome. Add an "issue" on the project page or drop me an email. News2009-07-16 Version 0.3.4 Released! Updated documentation 2009-07-16 Version 0.3.3 Released! Fixed command-line interface regression bug Fix user defined file types option bug 2009-07-09 Version 0.3.2 Released! Fixed encoding problem with non us-ascii characters in document integration of tex-files. 2009-07-01 Version 0.3.1 Released! Fixed documentation 2009-07-01 Version 0.3.0 Released! ODF-support!!! Subdms now supports the Open Document Format. User can define additional file types to be handled by Subdms. Included check of server-side at client start-up. Added a tab in the document info dialog where the revision history is shown. Added set document to obsolete option. "Mom, it supports ODF!!!" Yes the ODF-support is really something to write home about and is the big thing in this release. The default .odt template shows what is possible in terms of how ODF-documents are integrated with Subdms. Again the template sucks when it comes to layout and general design, please improve it if you have any ideas. Known problems: Tex-file document integration still does not work for non us-ascii characters. So avoid using non us-ascii in title, project name, document types and keywords for now. 2009-05-06 Version 0.2.0 Released! This version includes the following improvements: Added document info dialog Included option to Install templates Included right-click menu in document list Restrict commits on released and obsolete documents Show-case document integration Added support for .zip and .pdf files Added support for Document Keywords Added option to change document title Added view document option Added support multi-line document titles Disabled actions inappropriate for selected document Improved the "New Project" dialog Improved the "Commit Changes" dialog Included upgrade script Known problems: Document integration does not work for non us-ascii characters. So avoid using non us-ascii in title, project name, document types and keywords. Notes: The most exciting feature is the document integration, for now only .tex files support these feature, to see how it works base a document on the default.tex template and edit it to see what happens, pretty close to magic if you ask me! The default .tex template sort of sucks though, so if have any ideas on how to improve it, do not hesitate to contact me. If you have installed and used the previous 0.1.0 version you might want to upgrade the subdms-server side, see the documentation for details. 2009-04-02 Version 0.1.0 Released! This version is still alpha, although it is a significant improvement over the 0.0.1 version, which justifies the jump in version number. This version includes the following improvements: Improved user interface. Improved document list. Three ways to create documents: from template, from file, from existing document Ability to release documents. Ability to create new issues of a document. Support of .tex files. Command-line interface to add files to the DMS. There is no direct upgrade path from version 0.0.1 to 0.1.0, due to internal changes. You have to back up your documents, remove the database and repository, install the new version, and then re-add all documents back. 2009-03-17 Version 0.0.1 Released! This alpha version implements the very basic functions of a Document Management System. With it you can: Create projects and documents List created documents Edit and check-in documents Atm the system can only handle text files, is not yet completely server/client, and the user interface is very basic. All this will of course improve with the coming releases. [Less]

Pанней весной 2007го года была выпущена долгожданная книга «Понимая Maya». Мало кто знает, что последней главой в ... [More] этом монументальном и замечательном творении Сергея Цыпцына стоит введение в Renderman, написанное Алексеем Пузиковым. Сергей принял решение выложить книгу и все дополнительные материалы в онлайн. В сканированном виде книгу можно найти на сайте http://screamschool.ru/node/925 – инициативная группа в данный момент занимается распознаванием и вычиткой материала. Также Сергей дал разрешение опубликовать главу о Renderman на сайте Renderman.ru. В ходе работы текст был переведен в формат TeX; также начата работа по обновлению примеров к главе и переводу их на Python. В данный момент работа временно приостановлена; для большей сохранности, а также лучшего распространения кода, все выложено здесь. [Less]

This project will provide translation of mathematical content, from TeX to MathML and vice-versa, and to graphics formats, as a web service. TeX, running as a daemon, is used for mathematical typography.

Most TeX editors just do static lexical analysis of TeX sources, which is not suitable for the dynamic nature of TeX. TeXpress is intended to be a TeX-sensitive editor, understanding what the user ... [More] types. More over, TeX will provide useful features for authors, especially technical. [Less]

Bazki is a structured wiki based on object-oriented inheritance and a powerful macro language. It uses a variation of the Creole wiki syntax with a custom standalone wiki engine that can produce both ... [More] HTML and LaTeX and features a two-way Subversion interface in addition to a useful web interface. [Less]

yml2tex is a Python script which will generate a LaTeX Beamer presentation out of a YAML file. ReadmeThe README can be viewed here Installationeasy_install yml2texSource CodeThe source code is available on GitHub.

Редактор формул на основе mimeTex