3 ms·
When I use LaTeX, it's because I want a way to store book manuscripts and their layout as code in version control. I never use any of the math layout. I get the
by bovermyer 3y ago
When I use LaTeX, it's because I want a way to store book manuscripts and their layout as code in version control. I never use any of the math layout. I get the impression that my use case is rather in the minority.
I would use CSS+HTML for layout, but what do I do about automatically generating tables of contents and indexes?
I guess I could write my own tool for that. Hmm.
- gglitch 3y agoLooks like Pandoc can generate tables of contents for HTML, though I don't see anything about indexes. Roff and friends, and Texinfo, can do both, though with their own tradeoffs. https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html