Paul Bryan
> in order to get a better understanding of future needs in the LaTeX
> exporter, I'd ask you to answer the following survey:
[X] I use org-mode and export documents to pdf using latex
[X] I use org-mode and export presentations to pdf using latex
[X] My LaTeX compiler is pdflatex
[] My LaTeX compiler is lualatex
[] My LaTeX compiler is xelatex
[] I use babel to control my fonts
[] \usepackage[AUTO]{babel} in LATEX_HEADER is all I need
[] I add other languages to \usepackage[AUTO]{babel} in LATEX_HEADER
[] I need to add \babelprovide commands
[] I add more LaTeX code to be able to export correctly
[] I use polyglossia
[] \usepackage[AUTO]{polyglossia} in LATEX_HEADER is all I need
[] I need to add more languages to \usepackage[AUTO]{polyglossia} in
LATEX_HEADER
[] I add more LaTeX code to be able to export correctly
I often export body only, and then just write a wrapper template with exactly
what I want and that inputs the exported file. Then I just compile manually.
With org-fragtog I get live rendering of the LaTeX without needing to compile.
So I don't compile very often and the manual part doesn't really bother me.
This just seems easier for me with different exports depending on whether I'm
writing a paper, lecture notes, excessive sheets etc.
I've been meaning to configure something that's a bit more automated, possibly
using publish.el but haven't got around to it.
Thanks for the great work! With org-mode and LaTeX export, I really don't like
editing LaTeX directly anymore and only do so when collaborating with others.
I've been pondering how to keep an org document and a TeX document in sync for
this purpose but don't have any ideas. Seems like it could get quite tricky. I
think with everything in git in might be manageable in a semi-automated way
though.
Cheers,
Paul.
