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LaTeXit Plugin

Compatible with DokuWiki

Ponder Stibbons, Binky, Hrun

plugin This plugin allows you to export single or multiple DokuWiki pages into one LaTeX file. It will export all media in a ZIP archive. It also supports exporting syntax from plugins imagereference, mathjax and zotero.

Last updated on
2014-01-22
Provides
Syntax, Action, Render
Repository
Source

This extension has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues.

Similar to dokutexit, latexport

Tagged with export, latex, pdf

Installation

Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

Examples/Usage

If you are using basic DokuWiki template, you should have a new export button by the pagetool buttons. It can be switched off in configuration. To export a page, put &do=export_latexit at the end of the demanded URL.

Syntax

The plugin allows you to export multiple DokuWiki pages in a single LaTeX file.

1st Insert syntax

If you want to insert a page as a subsection, put the following just before the link to the demanded page:

~~~~~~RECURSIVE~~~~~~
[[link]]

~ works exactly the same as = in headers. Number of ~ will determine the level of the first header of inserted page.

2nd Insert syntax

:!: develonly only in outstanding pull request

A replacement of the recursion syntax is the insertwikipage syntax. The functionality is similar, but the caching should be improved. \insertwikipage[headinglevel]{pageid|Title}

  • headinglevel: Let heading start at 1 = biggest heading to 5 = smallest heading.
    Sets size of the starting heading in the inserted page. (Example: using 2 displays ====== Head ====== as ===== Head=====)
  • pageid: absolute or relative pageid
  • Title (Optional) : Title for the url when it is shown in the wiki.
\insertwikipage{page}
\insertwikipage[1]{ns:page}
\insertwikipage[5]{ns:page|Title}

Additional syntaxes

Some supported syntaxes and their replacement in LaTeX.

Wiki syntax                               LaTeX syntax

FIXME[UserName](description of issue)     \hl{FIXME[UserName](description of issue)}
DELETEME                                  \hl{DELETEME}

FAQ

Discussion

plugin/latexit.1423906364.txt.gz · Last modified: 2015-02-14 10:32 by 122.50.135.48

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