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I work at disability services at a university and recently started working with a completely visually challenged student in upper level computer theory, automaton, and programming classes.
I …
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I am trying to draw a two curved lines that form a chiasmata. I am imagining it would look like an 'X' that is composed of two CURVED lines such that it is wider than it is tall.
I also want to …
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With markup converters like Pandoc it is now possible to generate LaTeX documents without ever touching any LaTeX code.
However, obtaining aesthetic page breaks for slightly complex documents, taking …
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I have the following figure:
As of now I create this in Word/Powerpoint and paste the screenshot in a LaTeX file. Is there a way to create this natively? Also, what would be the advantage of doing …
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I have a plot with a mesh and it uses a lovely colormap, however, I can't find a way to make tikzpicture only use colorblind friendly colors. I'm not colorblind, but I know at least some of the people …
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This is a follow-up to one of my earlier questions: Fill area between curves.
I want to color three regions delimited by two curves and a vertical line. Each should have its own shading and color. …
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I am an absolute newbie in LaTeX in general and Tikz in particular and am in the process of exploring various aspects of the ecosystem. During the course of looking Tikz related information I came …
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The images in my paper are in EPS format. If I execute pdflatex to get a PDF version of my paper, the figures won't appear. I have to typeset using the latex command, and then convert the DVI file to …
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It's easy to make subscripts in math mode: $a_i$.
How do I make a subscript outside math environment, likethis?
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When I include code snippets in my documents, my lazier readers, i.e. students :), are often tempted to just copy and paste those snippets instead of typing them themselves. However, there are risks …
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I'm trying to write a macro that converts a sequence to a table.
The following code works fine:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{expl3}
\begin{document}
\noindent
\ExplSyntaxOn
\seq_new:N …
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I have created a new command whose argument can be a new call to the same command. How can I then reset the values of the pgfkeys in the nested call to their default values, so that they don't have …
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