Latex - Histórico de revisão

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	=== Vim ===		=== Vim ===

	You can install the '''~~VimLaTex~~ extension'''[http://vim.org]. It enables compiling and		You can install the '''VimLaTeX extension'''[http://vim.org]. It enables compiling and
	looking up a portion of the formatted text from the source code, as well as		looking up a portion of the formatted text from the source code, as well as
	debugging, seeing error messages, and having shortcuts for most LaTeX commands.		debugging, seeing error messages, and having shortcuts for most LaTeX commands.

			By default VimLaTeX will only compile to <tt>.dvi</tt>. To get it to work with pdflatex, insert the following into your .vimrc:
			let g:Tex_DefaultTargetFormat='pdf'
			let g:tex_flavor = "pdflatex"
			let g:Tex_MultipleCompileFormats='pdf, aux'

			You can also just change this on a per-project basis, by typing:
			:TTarget pdf

			If you want to switch between PDF and DVI among projects, you can have a <tt>.vimrc</tt> inside each LaTeX project directory with the
			above 'let' commands. To support this, in your main <tt>~/.vimrc</tt> you put

			set exrc " enable per-directory .vimrc files
			set secure " disable unsafe commands in local .vimrc files

	=== Emacs ===		=== Emacs ===

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			== See Also ==
			* [[Literatura_recomendada_pela_equipe#LaTeX]]

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			=== Emacs ===

			=== Kile ===



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	== Advantages ==		== Advantages ==

	* Writing large documents with LaTeX is easy to manage, as it does not weigh down your		* Writing large documents with LaTeX is easy to manage, as it does not weigh down your computer too much
	computer too much~~, and it~~ has automatic management and generation of		* Latex has automatic management and generation of cross-references, indices, table of contents, and formatting of bibliography. You focus more on the content of the work, which is what really matters, and leave the rest to LaTeX.
	cross-references, indices, table of contents, and formatting of bibliography.


	== Practical Usage ==		== Practical Usage ==

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	=== Vim ===		=== Vim ===

	You can install the '''VimLaTex extension'''[vim.org]. It enables compiling and		You can install the '''VimLaTex extension'''[http://vim.org]. It enables compiling and
	looking up a portion of the formatted text from the source code, as well as		looking up a portion of the formatted text from the source code, as well as
	debugging, seeing error messages, and having shortcuts for most LaTeX commands.		debugging, seeing error messages, and having shortcuts for most LaTeX commands.

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	== Editors and IDEs ==		== Editors and IDEs ==

	=== Vim ==		=== Vim ===

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inicial

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LaTeX is system for "formatting" (typsetting) papers, books, etc. It is the
standard for engineering and scientific communications.

== Intro ==
Typesetting, writing or formatting your LaTeX paper is like writing a program. You
edit a plain text file and then compile it. The "executable" is a .pdf or .dvi
file which you then visualize. You can usually click on a section of the output
document and go back to the text code and vice-versa.

== Advantages ==

* Writing large documents with LaTeX is easy to manage, as it does not weigh down your
computer too much, and it has automatic management and generation of
cross-references, indices, table of contents, and formatting of bibliography.

== Practical Usage ==

In Unix systems, it is customary to use a very good text editor such as Vim or
Emacs. In other, uncool, systems, you might have to conform to a specific IDE.

== Basics ==

There are two ways to use latex. One is using PDFLaTeX which will produce a
<tt>.pdf</tt>
as output. The other is using plain LaTeX which will produce a <tt>.dvi</tt>.
The advantage of the latter seems to be that it is a bit faster. However,
PDFLaTeX seems the way to go in modern times.

=== PDFLaTeX ===

In pdflatex you compile your file the following way (assuming that your paper is
called <tt>paper.tex</tt>):

pdflatex paper
bibtex paper
pdflatex paper.tex
pdflatex paper.tex

Assuming that your paper is called <tt>paper.tex</tt>.

Figures can be included many image formats. If you have vector graphics (a.k.a. line
graphics), you should alwasy use '''PDF''' format for them.

=== Plain LaTeX ===

In plain LaTeX you compile your file the following way (assuming that your paper is
called <tt>paper.tex</tt>):

latex paper
bibtex paper
latex paper.tex
latex paper.tex

Figures can be included many image formats. If you have vector graphics (a.k.a. line
graphics), you should alwasy use '''EPS'' (encapsulated postscript) format for them.
There is a script called <tt>2eps</tt> that [[User:V1z]] can mail to you, to do the
conversions.

== Editors and IDEs ==

=== Vim ==

You can install the '''VimLaTex extension'''[vim.org]. It enables compiling and
looking up a portion of the formatted text from the source code, as well as
debugging, seeing error messages, and having shortcuts for most LaTeX commands.

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