On Friday, May 17, 2013 3:16:22 AM UTC+8, wgw wrote: > > Some discussion here: > https://groups.google.com/d/msg/leo-editor/3bIIT2VE9hg/dC9dIn07R9gJ > > Using rst + latex + sphinx. The zip file has all the files for this > (short) book ...on writing books with Leo. Google does a fair job at > translating the Chinese of the html files. Here is the first paragraph (a > little wonky, but readable): > > Write technical books is a very time-consuming, not only need to write > interesting content, need to use a standard a nice format presents content. > In the process of writing Python scientific computing, "a book, I try to > use the the Sphinx, Leo, MiKTeX software, to piece together a set of > authoring environment suitable for the preparation of technical books and > documents. This book is introduced on the authoring environment. > > > Of course, the Leo docs are perhaps a better example of how to write with > leo + rst + sphinx. > > I have often wondered how to use Leo with Lyx... Lyx has things like > version control and is fairly wysiwyg -- they say, ...wysiwym..mean. Add to > that zotero, and it is a fairly complete environment for writing books. > (But books seem boring compared to software!... ) > I love Lyx too...Latex embedded too many codes which are unrelated to the passage...
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