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I have a large book (750 pages) in a single file. One single file has advantages, like search/replace the entire TeX file without need of fancy multifile search features. But multiple files have the ...
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In my document, I have sub-documents in different sub-directories. The images for these sub-documents are placed in the same sub-directories. This makes it easy for organization, but a pain for \input ...
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In order to gather multiple exercises in a single document/pdf, I use the \subimport macro, which helps to deals with relative paths very well from a master tex file. However, I sometimes want a part (...
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I am creating a dictionary using a python script to convert an XML file filled with entries into a LaTeX readable file. As I edit the XML file, I regenerate the entries.tex file, which is imported ...
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This code does not generate tex files. \documentclass{article} \usepackage{filecontents} \usepackage{pgffor} % Add this line % Define how many files to generate \newcommand{\numfiles}{3} % Change ...
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It's been a lot of years that i'm working on my master's thesis and I would like to know if it's possible to make an index with multiple files. I know that there are a lot of forums pages about it, ...
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I want to search for a specific text in multiple .tex or .bib files or combinations of them (can be 1000 files or more), and I want to replace that text with another text, and I want to be able to do ...
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In TexMaker there is an option that is: "Define current document as 'Master Document'." Which is very helpful when editing a multiple-files document. However, I recently switched to VSCode ...
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In Python projects, one can use the package pipreqs to automatically create a requirements.txt file, which lists all the project's dependencies. This file can then be used by others, for example, with ...
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I am trying to figure out to compile an article based thesis in LaTeX and am struggling to find a neat way to include the articles in their original journal format. All the articles were compiled in ...
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Using the pdfpages package we can include whole PDF documents in our new maindocument. I will call the documents to be included "sub-pdfs" and the new maindocument "archive-document&...
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subfiles is designed to both work as \input, but also allow to compile a subfile individually in order to save compile time. I have a big multi-file project and I want to test my index style while ...
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I'm working on a long beamer presentation for a lecture. I would like to create a table of contents for the whole presentation, listing sections, chapters and also the title of each frame, in a ...
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I would like to know if there is an alternative solution to the package \usepackage{pdfpages}. I have three papers written in \documentclass{article}. When I compile each paper individually, there is ...
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Is there a setup that allows importing glossary definitions from another file, while at the same time being able to compile this file in a standalone manner (for testing purposes)? acronyms.tex \...
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