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Creating LaTeX Macros to Generate Tables from Predefined Variables
I've been struggling for the past two days to create macros for populating a thesis title page, as I'm planning to share it as a template with my colleagues. As you all know, thesis title pages have ...
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Checking if the contents of the \item's of a \list environment are entirely in inline math mode
I have a list
\begin{list}{}{}
\item[(1)] First things first.
\item[(2)] There are \(1 + 1 = 2\) types of "normal" math
\[e^{2\pi i} + 1 = 2\]
\item[(3)] Third time's \(\...
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Storing comma separated entries in a list and print them using pgfkeys, pgffor, etoolbox
Problem Statement
I want to store several keywords in a list, then print all items inside the list separated by commas, but the last item should also be separated by ", and ...". For example,...
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How to create an environment that allows you to bold words before a " : "
(This is my first question, I hope I'm not breaking any rules in how I'm asking it)
I would need an environment that basically takes as input a list of words separated by the ":" symbol and ...
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Replace "\def" and "\@ifnextchar" with "expl3" code in list environment
I was trying to answer another question I asked here in the forum (How to modify the horizontal and vertical spacing between "\item" in shortenumerate (shortlst)?) regarding the shortlst ...
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Customized list environment with horizontal line after each item
I have this LaTeX code:
\documentclass[12pt, a4paper]{book}
%%% Packages
\usepackage[margin = 20mm]{geometry}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}
%%% Macors
\newenvironment{aims}{
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A command that would always place text at the beginning of the document
I am keeping something like a diary, that helps me keep track of things that I am working on. Occasionally there are some actions (To do's) that need to be taken, which I would like to keep on the ...
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Stepslist: "Step k of n"
I am trying to come up with a new enumerated list environment "stepslist" such that the items are marked with "Step k of n", where n is the total number of items in one stepslist ...
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Bracing a list within a list
I have this set up:
%%% some keys
\pgfkeys{/mystuff/first color/.code=\gdef\myfirstcolor{#1}}
\pgfkeys{/mystuff/first color/.default=black}
\pgfkeys{/mystuff/last color/.code=\gdef\mylastcolor{#1}}
\...
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How to make it so that newcommand takes the rest of my line as argument?
I declared a new command to format list elements in LaTeX as follows:
\newcommand{\sitem}[1]{\item \makefirstuc{#1},}
\newcommand{\eitem}[1]{\item \makefirstuc{#1}.}
This works OK, but now I have to ...
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How to customize enumerate list with resuming numbering on second level using customize item command?
I have a customized enumerate list which defines workpackages.
Everything works fine even for the first nested level. But at the next lower nested level the numbering is not continuing:
I have ...
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Generating a list with commands
I am quite new to LaTeX and am a software engineer by day, so please bear with me.
I am trying to create list of items that can be generated through the use of some commands to add to that list, ...
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Default enumerate environment with easylist syntax
With the package easylist, we can create nested lists easily:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[at]{easylist}
\begin{document}
\begin{easylist}
@ First % -> 1. First
@@ Second % -&...
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Create a sorted, three-column table from a single column in a CSV file
I have a CSV file that has various columns. One of the columns is called summits. This column contains multiple summits in the following form:
Summit name (elevation m)
For example
Mount Everest (...
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Count the number of times a command appears in the enumerate environment
I am trying to create a mechanism to know whether or not the number of
times a command is repeated in an enumerate environment is present.
As an example, using the \dummy command, this would be a ...