LatexMojo

[yegor256]

Let's create a new LatexMojo, which will take .xmir files from target/eo/03-optimize and generate .tex files for each of them in target/eo/latex. Each .tex file should be a standalone compilable document. Also, let's generate a summary target/eo/universe.tex, which includes all objects.

[yegor256]

@Graur can you handle this?

[Graur]

@potatmen Can you help us here?

[potatmen]

@Graur sure

[potatmen]

@Graur I want to elaborate on this issue. So, we have many .xmir files inside given directory and I need to add some program which will take all files, put all generated text in these files to corresponding .tex files right?

[Graur]

@potatmen Right, and don't forget about summary target/eo/universe.tex file

[potatmen]

@Graur please take a look at the resulted .pdf file which is successfully compiled from generated .tex file Result.pdf

[potatmen]

@Graur Now I see only one problem, it's related to page breaking. Is it important or not?

[Graur]

@potatmen Looks good to me!

@Graur Now I see only one problem, it's related to page breaking. Is it important or not?

@potatmen Do you have a solution?

[potatmen]

@Graur well, I got one, but it's too complex for this kind of problem

[Graur]

@Graur Now I see only one problem, it's related to page breaking. Is it important or not?

@potatmen I think it is necessary, but maybe @yegor256 have another opinion

[yegor256]

@potatmen we don't need to print XMIR as PDF :) We need to render XMIR objects as formulas of phi-calculus in PDF.

[potatmen]

@Graur take a look please

[potatmen]

@Graur Comments fixed

[Graur]

@yegor256 Should we add this LatexMojo to AssembleMojo? Or we can just create a configuration parameter for maven-plugin

[yegor256]

@Graur no, this is a completely standalone mojo, just like GmiMojo

[0pdd]

@yegor256 2 puzzles #2066, #2067 are still not solved.

[0pdd]

@yegor256 2 puzzles #2066, #2089 are still not solved; solved: #2067.