[OS X TeX] Scripting LaTeXiT
Chris Goedde
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Tue Sep 9 16:55:35 CEST 2008
On Sep 8, 2008, at 9:30 PM, David Cross wrote:
>
> I am curious, how would use these in OmniGraffle?
>
I assume you're familiar with OG and the idea of a stencil? I just use
them to annotate figures for class notes, homework assignments, etc. I
have an existing stencil with various mathematical expressions (mostly
single letters, some more complex) that I've built up by hand over
time. For various reasons, I want to rebuild this from scratch and I
was wondering if it was worth automating part of the process (and how
I would do so, of course).
Thanks to Michael Sharpe for pointing me in one possible direction.
I'm not sure it's worth automating either; I have to think about what
exactly I want the end result to look like.
Chris
>
>> Is it possible to script LaTeXiT? It doesn't seem to have an
>> Applescript dictionary.
>>
>> What I'd like to do is create, for example, all the individual
>> capital
>> letters in math boldface for use in OmniGraffle.
>>
>> Chris
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