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--- makegallery [2008/02/12 14:39] – created kleiner
+++ makegallery [2008/02/12 14:42] (current) – Corrected errors in code snippets kleiner
@@ Line 12: / Line 12: @@
 In case you don't use latexmk, or if you want to make your Makefile usable for people who don't, the following, slightly more complex Makefile should do the job.
-  LATEX = latex
+<code>
-  PDFLATEX = pdflatex
+LATEX = latex
-  BIBTEX = bibtex
+PDFLATEX = pdflatex
-  EGREP = egrep
+BIBTEX = bibtex
-  EGFLAGS = "-c"
+EGREP = egrep
+EGFLAGS = "-c"
-  RERUN = "Label(s) may have changed"
-  RERUNBIB = "No file.*.bbl|Citation.*undefined"
+RERUN = "Label\(s\) may have changed"
+RERUNBIB = "No file.*\.bbl|Citation.*undefined"
-  %.pdf: %.tex
-   $(PDFLATEX) $<
+%.pdf: %.tex
-   $(EGREP) $(EGFLAGS) $(RERUNBIB) $*.log && ($(BIBTEX) $*; $(PDFLATEX) $<); true
+ $(PDFLATEX) $<
-   $(EGREP) $(RERUN) $*.log && $(PDFLATEX) $<; true
+ $(EGREP) $(EGFLAGS) $(RERUNBIB) $*.log && ($(BIBTEX) $*; $(PDFLATEX) $<); true
-   $(EGREP) $(RERUN) $*.log && $(PDFLATEX) $<; true
+ $(EGREP) $(RERUN) $*.log && $(PDFLATEX) $<; true
-   # Display relevant warnings, including the following line
+ $(EGREP) $(RERUN) $*.log && $(PDFLATEX) $<; true
-   egrep -i -A 1 "LaTeX.*Warning" $*.log ; true
+ # Display relevant warnings, including the following line
+ egrep -i -A 1 "LaTeX.*Warning" $*.log ; true
+</code>
 To generate ''.ps'' files without latexmk, you will need a rule similar to the one above, that generates a ''.dvi'' file from a //.tex// file, and a second rule that uses ''dvips'' to generate the ''.ps'' file; however this is not provided here, at least for the moment.
@@ Line 42: / Line 44: @@
 =====  XFig to PDF/LaTeX combined  =====
 This requires the ''transfig'' package, in particular the ''fig2dev'' command. There are two rules involved. The first rule converts the ''.fig'' file (without text) to a ''.pdf'' file, and the second rule creates the file containing the corresponding LaTeX code.
-  %.pdf : %.fig
+<code>
-    fig2dev -L pdftex $< $@
+%.pdf : %.fig
+  fig2dev -L pdftex $< $@
-  %_t : %.fig
-    echo -e "\\begin{picture}(0,0)%n\\epsfig{file=$(patsubst %.fig,%,$<)}%n\\end{picture}%"
+%_t : %.fig
-     > $@
+  echo -e "\\\\begin{picture}(0,0)%\n\\\\epsfig{file=$(patsubst %.fig,%,$<)}%\n\\\\end{picture}%"\
-    fig2dev -L pdftex_t $< >> $@
+   > $@
+  fig2dev -L pdftex_t $< >> $@
+</code>
 The line starting with ''echo'' makes sure that all you need to do in the LaTeX file is type
   \input{file_t}
@@ Line 60: / Line 64: @@
 There are two rules involved. The first rule converts the ''.fig'' file (without text) to a ''.pdf'' file, and the second rule creates the file containing the corresponding LaTeX code.
-  %.ps : %.fig
+<code>
-    fig2dev -L pstex $< $@
+%.ps : %.fig
+  fig2dev -L pstex $< $@
-  %_t : %.fig
-    echo -e "\\begin{picture}(0,0)%n\\epsfig{file=$(patsubst %.fig,%,$<)}%n\\end{picture}%"
+%_t : %.fig
-     > $@
+  echo -e "\\\\begin{picture}(0,0)%\n\\\\epsfig{file=$(patsubst %.fig,%,$<)}%\n\\\\end{picture}%"\
-    fig2dev -L pstex_t $< >> $@
+   > $@
+  fig2dev -L pstex_t $< >> $@
+</code>
 The line starting with ''echo'' makes sure that all you need to do in the LaTeX file is type
   \input{file_t}