is a super utility I picked up when I started using magicpoint.
Simple example
If file1 contains
$$\mbox{Power} = \frac{1}{2} \rho A v^3$$
and you run
latex2eps.sh Wind0 < file1
then you will get a file Wind0.eps, which is a beautiful postscript file looking like this
More complex example: Package options
You can give package options when running latex2eps.sh. For example, if you like \usepackage{booktabs} or \usepackage{colordvi}, here is what you can do.
Let's say that file2 contains:
\begin{tabular}{lcl}\toprule
\multicolumn{3}{c}{ \ \OliveGreen{$v=6$\,m/s} (force 4)}\\ \midrule
Wind farm & & \Blue{2\,W$\!$/m$^2$ flat ground} \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
Then we run the command:
latex2eps.sh -sty colordvi -sty booktabs Wind1 < file2
and we get this lovely object:
2 comments:
mathtran does this sort of thing over the web, in milliseconds. Simply add TeX to your img's alt tags!
For anyone interested in enhancing document aesthetics, integrating visuals can be key. Just like flappy bird captivates with simplicity yet demands skill, mastering LaTeX can elevate your projects. Remember to experiment with various settings to find what best fits your style. Happy typesetting!
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