Correctly count words when sections are in separate files

shankari commented 5 years ago

It is a common pattern to split the document into multiple sections that are then included using \input. This allows multiple co-authors to work on document sections in parallel without constant conflicts.

This change:

Moves the abstract and introduction out into their own files to provide a template for this kind of inclusion
Changes the texcount to include all included files with the -inc argument

Testing done

With the abstract and introduction inline

Word Count: 1306 words + 1 table(s) × 250 = 1556 words

With the abstract and introduction in separate sections, and without the fix
```
Word Count: 617 words + 1 table(s) × 250 = 867 words
```
With the abstract and introduction in the same section, and with the fix
```
Word Count: 1306 words + 1 table(s) × 250 = 1556 words
```

Bonus fix: support inline lists with enumitem by default

shankari commented 5 years ago

This fixes #8

chiehrosswang commented 5 years ago

Thanks for addressing this issue. Personally, I do not think a TRB paper would need to be divided into several .tex files to be combined. Therefore, I've decided not to merge this commit to the master repository.

shankari commented 5 years ago

@chiehrosswang this was actually a feature request from @slremy (#8) :)

chiehrosswang commented 5 years ago

Yeah I know, I am closing that issue too for the same reason. Thanks anyway!

chiehrosswang / TRB_LaTeX_tex

Correctly count words when sections are in separate files #17

Testing done