alabid / flylatex

FlyLatex: A Realtime Collaborative Environment (with a concurrent editor) in node-js.
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how to include images or other tex documents? #35

Closed markuman closed 10 years ago

markuman commented 10 years ago

Is it possible to include other tex documents? e.g. \include{preamble} where preamble holds all my settings like

\usepackage[german]{babel} % deutsch und deutsche Rechtschreibung
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % Unicode Text 
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc} % Umlaute und deutsches Trennen

And how can i include images to my documents?

alabid commented 10 years ago

You can include images and other Latex files you need during compilation by placing them in the "includes" directory. See the README for more details.

markuman commented 10 years ago

Same here as for the "how to download a rendered pdf?" issue. not everyone has access to the server.

alabid commented 10 years ago

@markuman I fixed this yesterday. Pull.

markuman commented 10 years ago

Yes, thx. Download the rendered PDF works fine. Thx! But upload content users want to include would be nice too. (or i'm blind and don't see it)

briseis commented 10 years ago

Hi Thanks for "flylatex".

I have problem when I work with a "project" in Latex, compose by different files and inclusions of my own file. I also have problem with references and table of content : We need to compile "twice", and here, because the compilation append in a temporary directory, the "aux" file, produce by latex during the first compilation and used by latex during the second compilation, is destroy. So no cross reference.

So is it possible to have a permanent directory for the compilation ? (or an configuration option to have it). It's will be very helpful

Thanks.