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This year I was able to visit the TUG 2019 meeting in Palo Alto, California. I gave two talks, one on LaTeX & Python, the other one on the creation of exams using the exam class. Find below the slides, all sources are included in the PDF and accessible at least via Adobe Reader.
Hier die Folien von meinem Vortrag zum Thema „Briefvorlagen erstellen mit LaTeX und scrlttr2“, gehalten auf der Dante e.V. Vereinstagung in Darmstadt.
Alle Code-Beispiele sowie der Quelltext der Folien selbst sind Teil des PDF, dazu nutze ich das attachfile-Paket. Mit einem einfachen \newcommand Befehl baue ich dann den \ta Befehl, der als Parameter nur den Dateinamen entgegennimmt und im PDF dann ein rotes klickbares Paragraph-Symbol setzt.
\usepackage{attachfile} \newcommand{\ta}[1]{\textattachfile[color=1 0 0]{#1}{\textparagraph}} |
Das github-Repository liegt unter https://github.com/UweZiegenhagen/scrlttr2_darmstadt
Hier noch eine Erweiterung zum Beitrag von gestern, angepasst auf schmale Ordner und mit der Möglichkeit, das jeweilige Label individuell zu skalieren. Dazu wurde der \mylabel Befehl einfach um einen Parameter erweitert, der den übergebenen Labeltext mittels \scalebox aus dem graphicx Paket skaliert.
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{scrartcl} \usepackage[total={210mm,297mm},top=0mm,left=0mm,bottom=0mm,includefoot]{geometry} \usepackage[schmal]{ticket} \usepackage{graphicx} \usepackage{filecontents} \IfFileExists{plex-sans.sty}{% \usepackage[sfdefault]{plex-sans}% }{ \usepackage{palatino}% } \begin{filecontents*}{schmal.tdf} \unitlength=1mm \hoffset=-13mm \voffset=-15mm \ticketNumbers{1}{10} \ticketSize{185}{32} % Breite und Höhe der Labels in mm \ticketDistance{0}{0} % Abstand der Labels \end{filecontents*} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{babel} \usepackage{xcolor} \renewcommand{\ticketdefault}{}% \makeatletter \@boxedtrue % Rahmen um Ticket \@emptycrossmarkfalse % Falzmarken \@cutmarktrue % Schnittmarken \makeatother \newcommand{\mylabel}[2]{ \ticket{% \put(5,6){\scalebox{#1}{\bfseries #2}} }} \begin{document} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \mylabel{6}{Versicherung} \end{document} |
Abbildung Ordner-Label
Hier ein Beispiel, wie man mit LaTeX einfach Ordnerrücken beschriften kann. Es nutzt das Paket ticket.sty, das ich auch schon für Wahlkarten im Verein oder Namensschilder genutzt habe.
Hinweise:
Ordner.tdf noch geschrieben werden muss.filecontents* muss zweimal übersetzt werden. Das erste Übersetzen schreibt die TDF Datei, das zweite Übersetzen nutzt dann diese Datei.\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{scrartcl} \usepackage[total={210mm,297mm},top=0mm,left=0mm,bottom=0mm,includefoot,landscape]{geometry} \usepackage[Ordner]{ticket} \usepackage{graphicx} \usepackage{filecontents} \IfFileExists{plex-sans.sty}{% \usepackage[sfdefault]{plex-sans}% }{ \usepackage{palatino}% } \begin{filecontents*}{Ordner.tdf} \unitlength=1mm \hoffset=10mm \voffset=-15mm \ticketNumbers{1}{3} \ticketSize{190}{58} % Breite und Höhe der Labels in mm \ticketDistance{0}{0} % Abstand der Labels \end{filecontents*} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{babel} \usepackage{xcolor} \renewcommand{\ticketdefault}{}% \makeatletter \@boxedtrue % Rahmen um Ticket \@emptycrossmarkfalse % Falzmarken \@cutmarktrue % Schnittmarken \makeatother \newcommand{\mylabel}[1]{ \ticket{% \put(15,15){\scalebox{7}{\bfseries #1}} }} \begin{document} \mylabel{Ausbildung} \mylabel{Steuern} \mylabel{Rente} \end{document} |
Beispiel Ordnerrücken
Hier ein zusammengefrickeltes Beispiel für einen TikZ-basierten Jahreskalender. „Zusammengefrickelt“ deshalb, weil es bestimmt über die TikZ- und pgf-Kalenderfunktionen viel einfacher und eleganter geht. Letzlich tut es aber 😉
Kalender_2018 (auch wenn das PDF im Namen „2017“ trägt)
\documentclass[fontsize=6pt]{scrartcl} \usepackage[a4paper,landscape,left=0.5cm,right=0.5cm,top=0.5cm,bottom=0.5cm]{geometry} \usepackage[]{ifdraft} \usepackage[]{attachfile} \usepackage[]{eso-pic} \usepackage[english]{babel} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \renewcommand{\familydefault}{\sfdefault} \RequirePackage[scaled=0.9]{helvet} \usepackage{tikz} \usepackage[right]{showlabels} \usetikzlibrary{positioning} \pagestyle{empty} \usepackage{xcolor} \usepackage{hyperref} \usepackage{url} \definecolor{weekendday}{RGB}{220,220,220} \newcommand{\file}[1]{\textattachfile{#1}{\textcolor{blue}{\LaTeX\ Sourcecode}}} \begin{document} \AddToShipoutPictureFG*{ \put(35,10){\footnotesize Uwe Ziegenhagen, ziegenhagen@gmail.com, \file{\jobname.tex} } } \begin{center} \begin{tikzpicture} [ x=23mm,y=6mm, mybox/.style={rectangle,rounded corners,minimum width=23mm, minimum height=6mm}, month/.style={mybox,align=center,draw=black,fill=yellow,thick,font=\bfseries\Large}, date/.style={mybox,draw=gray,fill=yellow,align=left,thick,minimum width=5mm,font=\bfseries\Large}, day/.style={mybox,draw=black,align=left}, weekendday/.style={mybox,draw=black,align=left,fill=weekendday} ] \node at (0,0) [month] {Januar}; \node at (1,0) [month] {Februar}; \node at (2,0) [month] {März}; \node at (3,0) [month] {April}; \node at (4,0) [month] {Mai}; \node at (5,0) [month] {Juni}; \node at (6,0) [month] {Juli}; \node at (7,0) [month] {August}; \node at (8,0) [month] {September}; \node at (9,0) [month] {Oktober}; \node at (10,0) [month] {November}; \node at (11,0) [month] {Dezember}; \node at (-0.6,-1) [date] {01}; \node at (-0.6,-2) [date] {02}; \node at (-0.6,-3) [date] {03}; \node at (-0.6,-4) [date] {04}; \node at (-0.6,-5) [date] {05}; \node at (-0.6,-6) [date] {06}; \node at (-0.6,-7) [date] {07}; \node at (-0.6,-8) [date] {08}; \node at (-0.6,-9) [date] {09}; \node at (-0.6,-10) [date] {10}; \node at (-0.6,-11) [date] {11}; \node at (-0.6,-12) [date] {12}; \node at (-0.6,-13) [date] {13}; \node at (-0.6,-14) [date] {14}; \node at (-0.6,-15) [date] {15}; \node at (-0.6,-16) [date] {16}; \node at (-0.6,-17) [date] {17}; \node at (-0.6,-18) [date] {18}; \node at (-0.6,-19) [date] {19}; \node at (-0.6,-20) [date] {20}; \node at (-0.6,-21) [date] {21}; \node at (-0.6,-22) [date] {22}; \node at (-0.6,-23) [date] {23}; \node at (-0.6,-24) [date] {24}; \node at (-0.6,-25) [date] {25}; \node at (-0.6,-26) [date] {26}; \node at (-0.6,-27) [date] {27}; \node at (-0.6,-28) [date] {28}; \node at (-0.6,-29) [date] {29}; \node at (-0.6,-30) [date] {30}; \node at (-0.6,-31) [date] {31}; \node at (0,-1) [day] {}; \node at (0,-2) [day] {}; \node at (0,-3) [day] {}; \node at (0,-4) [day] {}; \node at (0,-5) [day] {}; \node at (0,-6) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-7) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-8) [day] {}; \node at (0,-9) [day] {}; \node at (0,-10) [day] {}; \node at (0,-11) [day] {}; \node at (0,-12) [day] {}; \node at (0,-13) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-14) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-15) [day] {}; \node at (0,-16) [day] {}; \node at (0,-17) [day] {}; \node at (0,-18) [day] {}; \node at (0,-19) [day] {}; \node at (0,-20) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-21) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-22) [day] {}; \node at (0,-23) [day] {}; \node at (0,-24) [day] {}; \node at (0,-25) [day] {}; \node at (0,-26) [day] {}; \node at (0,-27) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-28) [weekendday] {}; \node at (0,-29) [day] {}; \node at (0,-30) [day] {}; \node at (0,-31) [day] {}; \node at (1,-1) [day] {}; \node at (1,-2) [day] {}; \node at (1,-3) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-4) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-5) [day] {}; \node at (1,-6) [day] {}; \node at (1,-7) [day] {}; \node at (1,-8) [day] {}; \node at (1,-9) [day] {}; \node at (1,-10) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-11) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-12) [day] {}; \node at (1,-13) [day] {}; \node at (1,-14) [day] {}; \node at (1,-15) [day] {}; \node at (1,-16) [day] {}; \node at (1,-17) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-18) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-19) [day] {}; \node at (1,-20) [day] {}; \node at (1,-21) [day] {}; \node at (1,-22) [day] {}; \node at (1,-23) [day] {}; \node at (1,-24) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-25) [weekendday] {}; \node at (1,-26) [day] {}; \node at (1,-27) [day] {}; \node at (1,-28) [day] {}; \node at (2,-1) [day] {}; \node at (2,-2) [day] {}; \node at (2,-3) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-4) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-5) [day] {}; \node at (2,-6) [day] {}; \node at (2,-7) [day] {}; \node at (2,-8) [day] {}; \node at (2,-9) [day] {}; \node at (2,-10) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-11) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-12) [day] {}; \node at (2,-13) [day] {}; \node at (2,-14) [day] {}; \node at (2,-15) [day] {}; \node at (2,-16) [day] {}; \node at (2,-17) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-18) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-19) [day] {}; \node at (2,-20) [day] {}; \node at (2,-21) [day] {}; \node at (2,-22) [day] {}; \node at (2,-23) [day] {}; \node at (2,-24) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-25) [weekendday] {}; \node at (2,-26) [day] {}; \node at (2,-27) [day] {}; \node at (2,-28) [day] {}; \node at (2,-29) [day] {}; \node at (2,-30) [day] {}; \node at (2,-31) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-1) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-2) [day] {}; \node at (3,-3) [day] {}; \node at (3,-4) [day] {}; \node at (3,-5) [day] {}; \node at (3,-6) [day] {}; \node at (3,-7) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-8) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-9) [day] {}; \node at (3,-10) [day] {}; \node at (3,-11) [day] {}; \node at (3,-12) [day] {}; \node at (3,-13) [day] {}; \node at (3,-14) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-15) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-16) [day] {}; \node at (3,-17) [day] {}; \node at (3,-18) [day] {}; \node at (3,-19) [day] {}; \node at (3,-20) [day] {}; \node at (3,-21) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-22) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-23) [day] {}; \node at (3,-24) [day] {}; \node at (3,-25) [day] {}; \node at (3,-26) [day] {}; \node at (3,-27) [day] {}; \node at (3,-28) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-29) [weekendday] {}; \node at (3,-30) [day] {}; \node at (4,-1) [day] {}; \node at (4,-2) [day] {}; \node at (4,-3) [day] {}; \node at (4,-4) [day] {}; \node at (4,-5) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-6) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-7) [day] {}; \node at (4,-8) [day] {}; \node at (4,-9) [day] {}; \node at (4,-10) [day] {}; \node at (4,-11) [day] {}; \node at (4,-12) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-13) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-14) [day] {}; \node at (4,-15) [day] {}; \node at (4,-16) [day] {}; \node at (4,-17) [day] {}; \node at (4,-18) [day] {}; \node at (4,-19) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-20) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-21) [day] {}; \node at (4,-22) [day] {}; \node at (4,-23) [day] {}; \node at (4,-24) [day] {}; \node at (4,-25) [day] {}; \node at (4,-26) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-27) [weekendday] {}; \node at (4,-28) [day] {}; \node at (4,-29) [day] {}; \node at (4,-30) [day] {}; \node at (4,-31) [day] {}; \node at (5,-1) [day] {}; \node at (5,-2) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-3) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-4) [day] {}; \node at (5,-5) [day] {}; \node at (5,-6) [day] {}; \node at (5,-7) [day] {}; \node at (5,-8) [day] {}; \node at (5,-9) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-10) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-11) [day] {}; \node at (5,-12) [day] {}; \node at (5,-13) [day] {}; \node at (5,-14) [day] {}; \node at (5,-15) [day] {}; \node at (5,-16) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-17) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-18) [day] {}; \node at (5,-19) [day] {}; \node at (5,-20) [day] {}; \node at (5,-21) [day] {}; \node at (5,-22) [day] {}; \node at (5,-23) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-24) [weekendday] {}; \node at (5,-25) [day] {}; \node at (5,-26) [day] {}; \node at (5,-27) [day] {}; \node at (5,-28) [day] {}; \node at (5,-29) [day] {}; \node at (5,-30) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-1) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-2) [day] {}; \node at (6,-3) [day] {}; \node at (6,-4) [day] {}; \node at (6,-5) [day] {}; \node at (6,-6) [day] {}; \node at (6,-7) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-8) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-9) [day] {}; \node at (6,-10) [day] {}; \node at (6,-11) [day] {}; \node at (6,-12) [day] {}; \node at (6,-13) [day] {}; \node at (6,-14) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-15) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-16) [day] {}; \node at (6,-17) [day] {}; \node at (6,-18) [day] {}; \node at (6,-19) [day] {}; \node at (6,-20) [day] {}; \node at (6,-21) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-22) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-23) [day] {}; \node at (6,-24) [day] {}; \node at (6,-25) [day] {}; \node at (6,-26) [day] {}; \node at (6,-27) [day] {}; \node at (6,-28) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-29) [weekendday] {}; \node at (6,-30) [day] {}; \node at (6,-31) [day] {}; \node at (7,-1) [day] {}; \node at (7,-2) [day] {}; \node at (7,-3) [day] {}; \node at (7,-4) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-5) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-6) [day] {}; \node at (7,-7) [day] {}; \node at (7,-8) [day] {}; \node at (7,-9) [day] {}; \node at (7,-10) [day] {}; \node at (7,-11) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-12) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-13) [day] {}; \node at (7,-14) [day] {}; \node at (7,-15) [day] {}; \node at (7,-16) [day] {}; \node at (7,-17) [day] {}; \node at (7,-18) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-19) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-20) [day] {}; \node at (7,-21) [day] {}; \node at (7,-22) [day] {}; \node at (7,-23) [day] {}; \node at (7,-24) [day] {}; \node at (7,-25) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-26) [weekendday] {}; \node at (7,-27) [day] {}; \node at (7,-28) [day] {}; \node at (7,-29) [day] {}; \node at (7,-30) [day] {}; \node at (8,-1) [day] {}; \node at (8,-2) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-3) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-4) [day] {}; \node at (8,-5) [day] {}; \node at (8,-6) [day] {}; \node at (8,-7) [day] {}; \node at (8,-8) [day] {}; \node at (8,-9) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-10) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-11) [day] {}; \node at (8,-12) [day] {}; \node at (8,-13) [day] {}; \node at (8,-14) [day] {}; \node at (8,-15) [day] {}; \node at (8,-16) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-17) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-18) [day] {}; \node at (8,-19) [day] {}; \node at (8,-20) [day] {}; \node at (8,-21) [day] {}; \node at (8,-22) [day] {}; \node at (8,-23) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-24) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-25) [day] {}; \node at (8,-26) [day] {}; \node at (8,-27) [day] {}; \node at (8,-28) [day] {}; \node at (8,-29) [day] {}; \node at (8,-30) [weekendday] {}; \node at (8,-31) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-1) [day] {}; \node at (9,-2) [day] {}; \node at (9,-3) [day] {}; \node at (9,-4) [day] {}; \node at (9,-5) [day] {}; \node at (9,-6) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-7) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-8) [day] {}; \node at (9,-9) [day] {}; \node at (9,-10) [day] {}; \node at (9,-11) [day] {}; \node at (9,-12) [day] {}; \node at (9,-13) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-14) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-15) [day] {}; \node at (9,-16) [day] {}; \node at (9,-17) [day] {}; \node at (9,-18) [day] {}; \node at (9,-19) [day] {}; \node at (9,-20) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-21) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-22) [day] {}; \node at (9,-23) [day] {}; \node at (9,-24) [day] {}; \node at (9,-25) [day] {}; \node at (9,-26) [day] {}; \node at (9,-27) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-28) [weekendday] {}; \node at (9,-29) [day] {}; \node at (9,-30) [day] {}; \node at (9,-31) [day] {}; \node at (10,-1) [day] {}; \node at (10,-2) [day] {}; \node at (10,-3) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-4) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-5) [day] {}; \node at (10,-6) [day] {}; \node at (10,-7) [day] {}; \node at (10,-8) [day] {}; \node at (10,-9) [day] {}; \node at (10,-10) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-11) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-12) [day] {}; \node at (10,-13) [day] {}; \node at (10,-14) [day] {}; \node at (10,-15) [day] {}; \node at (10,-16) [day] {}; \node at (10,-17) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-18) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-19) [day] {}; \node at (10,-20) [day] {}; \node at (10,-21) [day] {}; \node at (10,-22) [day] {}; \node at (10,-23) [day] {}; \node at (10,-24) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-25) [weekendday] {}; \node at (10,-26) [day] {}; \node at (10,-27) [day] {}; \node at (10,-28) [day] {}; \node at (10,-29) [day] {}; \node at (10,-30) [day] {}; \node at (11,-1) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-2) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-3) [day] {}; \node at (11,-4) [day] {}; \node at (11,-5) [day] {}; \node at (11,-6) [day] {}; \node at (11,-7) [day] {}; \node at (11,-8) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-9) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-10) [day] {}; \node at (11,-11) [day] {}; \node at (11,-12) [day] {}; \node at (11,-13) [day] {}; \node at (11,-14) [day] {}; \node at (11,-15) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-16) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-17) [day] {}; \node at (11,-18) [day] {}; \node at (11,-19) [day] {}; \node at (11,-20) [day] {}; \node at (11,-21) [day] {}; \node at (11,-22) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-23) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-24) [day] {}; \node at (11,-25) [day] {}; \node at (11,-26) [day] {}; \node at (11,-27) [day] {}; \node at (11,-28) [day] {}; \node at (11,-29) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-30) [weekendday] {}; \node at (11,-31) [day] {}; \end{tikzpicture} \end{center} \end{document} |
Hier ein Beispiel für Diagramme mit TikZ:
\documentclass[12pt,ngerman]{scrartcl} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{babel} \usepackage{tikz} \begin{document} \begin{tikzpicture} [ mybox/.style={rectangle,rounded corners,xshift=1cm,yshift=1cm,minimum width=20mm, minimum height=5mm}, lang/.style={mybox,black,align=center,draw=black,fill=yellow,very thick,font=\bfseries}, ] \node at (5,-1) {\bfseries\large imperativ/prozedural}; \node at (13,-1) {\bfseries\large objektorientiert}; \node at (1,12) {\textbf{1950}}; \node at (1,10) {\textbf{1960}}; \node at (1,8) {\textbf{1970}}; \node at (1,6) {\textbf{1980}}; \node at (1,4) {\textbf{1990}}; \node at (1,2) {\textbf{2000}}; \node at (1,0) {\textbf{2010}}; \draw (2,0) -- (15,0); \draw (2,2) -- (15,2); \draw (2,4) -- (15,4); \draw (2,6) -- (15,6); \draw (2,8) -- (15,8); \draw (2,10) -- (15,10); \draw (2,12) -- (15,12); \node at (10,2.5) [lang] {Python}; \node at (4,10.5) [lang] {Fortran}; \end{tikzpicture} \end{document} |
pdflatex packt einiges an Meta-Daten in eine PDF-Datei:
Mit dem pdfprivacy (http://mirror.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/pdfprivacy) Paket von Laurens Sion lassen sich diese Informationen unterdrücken.
Aus der Dokumentation:
„Creating pdfs with pdfLATEX populates several pdf meta-data fields such as date/time of creation/modification, information about the latex instal-
lation (e.g., pdfTEX version), and the relative paths of included pdfs. The pdfprivacy package provides support for emptying several of these pdf meta-
data fields as well as suppressing some pdfTEX meta-data entries in the resulting pdf.“
Die Optionen stehen dabei für:
Diese letzte Option zur pdftrailerid sagt mir nichts, die anderen Optionen sind sicherlich selbsterklärend. Hier ein Beispiel:
\documentclass[12pt,ngerman]{scrartcl} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{booktabs} \usepackage{babel} \usepackage{graphicx} \usepackage{csquotes} \usepackage{paralist} \usepackage{xcolor} \usepackage[nodocdata=false,noeditdata=true,noproducerdata=true,noptexdata=true,nopdftrailerid=false]{pdfprivacy} \begin{document} Hallo Welt! \end{document} |
Hier ein Beispiel, wie man mit varioref und prettyref Referenzen in LaTeX aufpeppen kann:
\documentclass[ngerman]{scrartcl} \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{babel} \usepackage{xcolor} % sinnloser Text \usepackage{blindtext} \usepackage{varioref} \usepackage{prettyref} % for prettyref \newrefformat{eq}{\textup{(\ref{#1})}} \newrefformat{cha}{Kapitel \ref{#1}} \newrefformat{sec}{Abschnitt \ref{#1}} \newrefformat{tab}{Tabelle \ref{#1} auf Seite \pageref{#1}} \newrefformat{fig}{Abbildung \ref{#1} auf Seite \pageref{#1}} \usepackage{showlabels} \begin{document} \section{Erster Abschnitt}\label{sec:erst} \blindtext[3] \begin{figure}[h]% \rule{\columnwidth}{5cm} \caption{Hallo Welt!}% \label{fig:test1}% \end{figure} \blindtext[1] \section{Zweiter Abschnitt} \blindtext[5] \begin{figure}% \rule{\columnwidth}{5cm} \caption{Hallo Welt!}% \label{fig:test2}% \end{figure} \blindtext[4] \begin{itemize} \item Ohne Paket: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\ref{fig:test1}} auf Seite \textcolor{red}{\pageref{fig:test1}} \item Varioref: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\vref{fig:test1}} \item Varioref: Siehe die Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\vpageref{fig:test1}} \item Ohne Paket: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\ref{fig:test2}} auf Seite \textcolor{red}{\pageref{fig:test2}} \item Varioref: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\vpageref{fig:test2}} \item Varioref: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\vref{fig:test2}} \item Varioref: Siehe Abbildungen \textcolor{red}{\vrefrange{fig:test1}{fig:test2}} \item Varioref: Siehe die Abbildungen \textcolor{red}{\vpagerefrange{fig:test1}{fig:test2}} \item Prettyref: \textcolor{red}{\prettyref{fig:test1}} \item Prettyref: \textcolor{red}{\prettyref{sec:erst}} \item Varioref: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\vref{fig:test3}} \item Varioref: Siehe Abbildung \textcolor{red}{\vref{fig:test4}} \end{itemize} \clearpage \begin{figure}% \rule{\columnwidth}{5cm} \caption{Hallo Welt!}% \label{fig:test3}% \end{figure} \clearpage \begin{figure}% \rule{\columnwidth}{5cm} \caption{Hallo Welt!}% \label{fig:test4}% \end{figure} \end{document} |
Hier die Ausgabe der Referenzen auf der letzten Seite. Alles, was in rot gesetzt wird, wird so über das entsprechende TeX gesteuert.
Sparklines, invented by Edward Tufte (check out his awesome books!), are an interesting way of visualizing information inside the text. For more information on the theoretical background check Prof. Tufte’s page https://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0001OR.
For LaTeX users there are a few ways of using them inside LaTeX which we will briefly introduce in this article.
1. Using the sparklines package.
Examples taken from the package documentation.
\documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{sparklines} \begin{document} Hello, I am a \begin{sparkline}{10} \sparkrectangle 0.0 1.1 \sparkdot 0.25 0.62 blue \sparkdot 1 0.2 red \spark 0.1 0.95 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.52 0.5 0.62 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.8 0.4 0.9 0.25 1 0.2 / \end{sparkline} sparkline in a document. You can also \begin{sparkline}{5} \sparkspike .083 .18 \sparkspike .25 .55 \sparkspike .417 1 \sparkspike .583 .62 \sparkspike .75 .42 \sparkspike .917 .5 \end{sparkline} use sparkbars. Both types can \begin{sparkline}{5} \sparkspike .083 .18 \sparkspike .25 .55 \sparkspike .417 1 \sparkspike .583 .62 \sparkspike .75 .42 \sparkspike .917 .5 \spark 0.1 0.95 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.52 0.5 0.62 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.8 0.4 0.9 0.25 1 0.2 / \sparkdot 1 0.2 blue \end{sparkline} also be combined. \end{document} |
2. Using the AfterTheFlood OTF font with the spark-OTF package by Herbert Voß
A few days ago I found information about a sparklines OTF font on Twitter which I then shared with the German TeX community. Herbert Voß created a few commands to use these fonts inside documents and packaged them.
When you update your TeX Live 2017 you should automatically get this package. In addition you need to install the fonts from After the Flood which are available from github.
Remark: as of 2017-09-24 the spark-otf package seems to have issues when compiled with xeLaTeX (at least with Windows). Use luaLaTeX to compile this. Update: With version 0.04 of the package xelatex is working fine.
\documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage{sparklines} \begin{document} Hello, I am a \begin{sparkline}{10} \sparkrectangle 0.0 1.1 \sparkdot 0.25 0.62 blue \sparkdot 1 0.2 red \spark 0.1 0.95 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.52 0.5 0.62 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.8 0.4 0.9 0.25 1 0.2 / \end{sparkline} sparkline in a document. You can also \begin{sparkline}{5} \sparkspike .083 .18 \sparkspike .25 .55 \sparkspike .417 1 \sparkspike .583 .62 \sparkspike .75 .42 \sparkspike .917 .5 \end{sparkline} use sparkbars. Both types can \begin{sparkline}{5} \sparkspike .083 .18 \sparkspike .25 .55 \sparkspike .417 1 \sparkspike .583 .62 \sparkspike .75 .42 \sparkspike .917 .5 \spark 0.1 0.95 0.2 0.8 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.52 0.5 0.62 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.5 0.8 0.4 0.9 0.25 1 0.2 / \sparkdot 1 0.2 blue \end{sparkline} also be combined. \end{document} |
Letzten Montag habe ich die neue Version meines varsfromjobname Pakets auf CTAN hochgeladen, es gibt auch ein Github Repo dazu: https://github.com/UweZiegenhagen/VarsFromJobname
What does this package do?
Using varsfromjobname.sty one can easily extract information from the filename, if it follows a certain form.
The standard LaTeX command \jobname returns the name of the LaTeX (master) file. If the filename consists of tokens separated by hyphen we can easily extract certain tokens that can be used inside the document.
The package expects the filename to be of the form one-two-three-four-five-six-seven-eight-nine.tex and offers the following commands:
\getfromjobname{param}, with param in the range of 1 to 9 (a highlevel interface to the following commands)
\getonefromjobname
\gettwofromjobname
\getthreefromjobname
\getfourfromjobname
\getfivefromjobname
\getsixfromjobname
\getsevenfromjobname
\geteightfromjobname
\getninefromjobname
Why can it be useful?
You can use this package for example to define the date of the document in the filename, personally I use it e.g. for scrlttr2 letters.
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