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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
tilde's in URLs (LaTeX)
Obscure LaTeX command:
\textasciitilde{} % for tilde's in URLs as text.
I'd been using $\sim$.
\textasciitilde{} % for tilde's in URLs as text.
I'd been using $\sim$.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Public and private cv's (LaTeX)
Not directly related to statistics but:
Often one wants to have a public cv that one can put on the web, and a more restricted one that has private information that one only needs for a job application or something. Instead of maintaining two cvs, there's an easy way to automate it if you are a latex user.
1. For a public cv, type:
## public
pdflatex vasishthcv.tex
2. For a restricted cv, type:
## restricted
pdflatex -jobname vasishthcv "\def\UseOption{opta}\input{vasishthcv}"
where in the tex file, you have in the preamble:
\ifx\UseOption\undefined
\def\UseOption{optb}
\fi
\usepackage{optional}
and
in the text itself for restricted sections use:
\opt{opta}{Home address:...}
Often one wants to have a public cv that one can put on the web, and a more restricted one that has private information that one only needs for a job application or something. Instead of maintaining two cvs, there's an easy way to automate it if you are a latex user.
1. For a public cv, type:
## public
pdflatex vasishthcv.tex
2. For a restricted cv, type:
## restricted
pdflatex -jobname vasishthcv "\def\UseOption{opta}\input{vasishthcv}"
where in the tex file, you have in the preamble:
\ifx\UseOption\undefined
\def\UseOption{optb}
\fi
\usepackage{optional}
and
in the text itself for restricted sections use:
\opt{opta}{Home address:...}
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