Latex Strings

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LaTeX support in Makie.jl is also available via LaTeXStrings.jl :
Simple use cases are shown below (Figureย 18 ). A basic example includes LaTeX strings for x-y labels and legends:
A more involved example will be one with some equation as text and increasing legend numbering for curves in a plot:
Where latexstring from LaTeXStrings.jl has been used to parse the string. An alternative to this simple case is L"%$i x" , which is used in the next example.
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I start by defining a command to store the string "Hello":
I would like to append the string " world" but unfortunately this code causes an error:
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You can accomplish this by using \expandafter . For example:
If you don't use \expandafter then you end up with a recursion problem. You can read more about it here .
Used the input from this question to generate
(sorry brian, but this was the most illustrative example I could think of)
The scructure can help you create a simple todo list with something like:
Hope this can help someone out there trying to concat strings for this purpose.
The problem is that this overwrites the definition of \textstring , rather than referencing the old one. In order to append, the standard way is to use the TeX command \edef , which expands the definition before assigning something. Thus, if you have
LaTeX will change the right-hand side of the \edef into Hello world , and then reassign that to \textstring , which is what you want. Instead, in your current version, the \newcommand doesn't expand the right-hand side, so when you use \textstring , it expands to \textstring world , which itself expands to \textstring world world , which itself expands toโ€ฆย you get the idea.
Similar to David Underhill's answer is the following
The g@addto@macro macro achieves the same effect, and may produce slightly more readable code (especially if your code is in a package/style, or if you're already in a \makeatletter & \makeatother situation)
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Last edited by BastienBastien on Mon Dec 25, 2017 9:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Hi Bastien! That is a fundamental property of LaTeX: string macros. I'm sure you saw it already: \newcommand{\mystr}{hello} Then use \mystr in the text. You can have many such macros, and you can build macros of macros. But names can only contain letters, uppercase and lowercase, no numbers. Stefan
Hi Stefan, Yep for sure and I even use it a little bit. But I though may be there is something more suitable to such usage. Ok thanks I'll use this command. Regards, Bastien
Yes, it looks different to a simple Str="..." , as it's classic LaTeX syntax. But it serves exactly the purpose, looks the same in the text except the backslash. Stefan




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