Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez <paag...@gmail.com> writes:
> my experience (and possibly .2 cents)
>
> 1. LaTeX2Org
>
> I needed to go that path for a couple of manuals when I started lecturing
> and it was generally feasible with AWK/Python. I got my .org file, fixed
> it and could continue on the Org path.
Do you have a reference for that?
> 2. #+LATEX:
>
> Mainly for TiKZ figures (and animations): I keep them in separate files I
>
> #+latex: \include{...}
In this case, is there a difference between that and:
#+INCLUDE ...
> 3. #+LATEX_HEADER:
>
> I've collected all my variations on RequirePackage{fancyvrb} for my listings
> for documents and slides in one file, which I have in my Templates directory
> to copy to the different documentation projects.
>
> As a plus, I also have a dir-locals.el to use with the feature and fix the
> appearance of my slides/lecture notes.
>
> With the time, collecting and reusing has made the round-trip time +/-
> equivalent to exporting to latex, fixing there and coming back.
> That path, however, has been extemely usefull when implementing stuff
> on the feature branch.
That looks interesting, but I still have much to learn about LaTeX...
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David Masterson
