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20 Jan 2024 | ||
Manis | I need to read up on the TeX parser. OK, so if I have a newline at the end of the optional argument to \plottable and a newline after the #1 inside \plottable it breaks. If I remove _either_ it works. | 18:56:12 |
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31 Mar 2024 | ||
zebrag | I want to cut the plane in two parts through a straight line, then put a point in one of the half-plane, the consider a circle centered on this point with radius greater than the distance of the point to the straight line, and actually draw only the arc/part of the circle, that is on the half plane where the point (center of the circle) is not. What are the best options to do that? | 21:45:32 |
zebrag | * I want to cut the plane in two parts through a straight line, then put a point in one of the half-plane, then consider a circle centered on this point with radius greater than the distance of the point to the straight line, and actually draw only the arc/part of the circle, that is on the half plane where the point (center of the circle) is not. What are the best options to do that? | 21:46:40 |
2 Apr 2024 | ||
zebrag | Btw, this is what I came with:
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6 Apr 2024 | ||
zebrag | I'm trying to have something like that working:
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zebrag | But whichever way I put it I always have something like that:
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zebrag | Is there no other way than inlining? | 10:27:20 |
13 Apr 2024 | ||
muzimuzhi | What | 05:29:42 |
muzimuzhi | * What's "inlining"? | 05:29:52 |
muzimuzhi | You can declare new
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muzimuzhi | * You can declare new
It's slower than | 05:35:46 |
muzimuzhi | Full example
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muzimuzhi | In reply to @inkbottle:matrix.orgHave a look at tkz-euclide package? https://ctan.org/pkg/tkz-euclide | 05:39:19 |
zebrag | Hi, tx, looking into that asap | 11:19:19 |
zebrag | In reply to @muzzi:matrix.orgIn this context it would be inserting the body of the macro everywhere the macro should be called/expanded, in other words performing the macro expansion by hand. | 11:21:28 |
29 Apr 2024 | ||
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12 May 2024 | ||
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sourcecodedeleted | Good evening everyone | 18:24:38 |
sourcecodedeleted | I was to ask about this library | 18:24:50 |
sourcecodedeleted | Is there any javascript interfaces with this? | 18:25:41 |
sourcecodedeleted | I would like to use this lib with chemfig in javascript | 18:25:58 |
14 May 2024 | ||
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16 May 2024 | ||
hmenke | In reply to @sourcecodedeleted:matrix.orgThere isn't a JavaScript interface for PGF itself, but there is texlive.js which is just a pdflatex compiled with emscripten. In my experience it works well, but is awfully slow. | 11:35:09 |
muzimuzhi | See also tikzjax which runs a WebAssembly tex in browser and converts <script type="text/tikz"> tags (containing TikZ code) into SVGs. The speed of its live demo https://tikzjax-demo.glitch.me/ seems acceptable to me. | 16:40:25 |