Closed BeastyBlacksmith closed 4 years ago
Good question. You can simply comment out the sections in book.tex you don't want to compile.
IE something like:
\begin{document}
% \frontmatter
% \input{titlepage}
% \include{copyrightpage}
% \include{dedication}
% \forceheader{Contents}
% \tableofcontents
% \include{chapter/preface}
% \include{chapter/acknowledgments}
\mainmatter
\begin{jlcode}
include("../support_code.jl")
\end{jlcode}
\include{chapter/introduction}
% Add additional include statements for your other chapters.
% \appendix
% \include{chapter/appendix}
% \solutions
% \backmatter
% \chapter*{References}
% \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{References}
% \forceheader{References}
% \printbibliography[heading=none]
% \forceheader{Index}
% \printindex
\end{document}
In Alg4Opt we had a separate .tex file for compiling standalone chapters, but we still used this simple comment-out technique.
What about pull_section.jl
? I thought that's written for this purpose but I didn't had a chance to dig into it.
Oh, I forgot that I pushed that. I wrote that but never ended up using it. I find it much easier to just consistently compile the book and comment / uncomment.
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you mentioned in the juliacon-talk that it is possible to compile chapters separately. How is this done?