^F
(control-F) in the Active-DVI window.
^F
(control-F) again in the
Active-DVI window!
?
in the Active-DVI window.
examples
. The sub-directories are
basics
(from simple to moderately advanced style effects)
prosper
(two presentations in directories LL
,
and Join
), and seminar
(one example).
You may also consider the sub-directory
test
of the source main directory and look at the
various *.tex
files. Just typemake
in any of those
sub-directories to build the corresponding DVI presentations.
-n
option.
advi -n file.dvi
will analyse the file file.dvi
and print out the list of embedded commands it contains.
ignore
option of the
advi.sty
package, it is especially devoted to that task!
Write usepackage[ignore]{advi}
in the header of the document,
then use LaTeX to recompile your source file: the Active-DVI package
will suppress the effects that cannot be rendered and render the effects that
it knows how to emulate via postscript.
ignore
option of
advi.sty
does a good job; however, it is clear that the
Active-DVI style can just do its best to perform a task that
cannot be done perfectly.
s
to write text and
S
to draw lines.
alltt
; then colors
(and other text annotations and typographic indications) are available
within a type-writter font setting. For instance:
\begin{alltt} {\it{(* Remark that double semi-colon is mandatory here. *)}} let x = 1\textcolor{red}{;;} let r = \{foo = 1; bar = "toto"\};; \textcolor[named]{Red}{let} z = r.foo;; \end{alltt}Renders (much better than the following :)
(* Remark that double semi-colon is mandatory here. *) let x = 1;; let r = {foo = 1; bar = "toto"};; let z = r.foo;;
alltt
and insert the formulas into fancy
parens \(
and \)
.
ptmr8t
using Active-DVI ?
dvicopy foo.dvi foo.advi && advi foo.adviusually works fine.
.mf
files. Adobe fonts
having no .mf
source files, hence METAFONT cannot create
the corresponding .pk
files for Active-DVI.
advi
while xdvi
works
perfect) ?
xdvi
and advi
do not use the
same margins. Advi
uses the specification that TeX emits
into the DVI file (bounding box) and does not add extra space for
margins. Unfortunately, many LaTeX styles and packages do not give a
relevant value to the bounding box.
advi
(the -vmargin
and -hmargin
options).Copyright © 2001, 2002 INRIA tous droits réservés.
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