manual/manual.tex

   1 \documentclass{manual}
   2
   3 % to shorten edit-compile-view cycles use
   4 % \includeonly{graph}
   5
   6 \usepackage{pyx}
   7 \ifhtml
   8 \def\PyX{PyX} % redefine the PyX macro for html (the other makes trouble)
   9 \def\textquotedbl{"} % make double quotes available in html
  10 \fi
  11 \usepackage{graphicx}
  12 \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
  13 \usepackage{tabularx} % TODO: get rid of that
  14 \usepackage{units}    % TODO: get rid of that
  15
  16 \title{\PyX{} Reference Manual}
  17 \author{J\"org Lehmann, Andr\'e Wobst}
  18 \authoraddress{http://pyx.sourceforge.net/}
  19 \date{\input{pyxdate.tex}}
  20 \release{\input{pyxversion.tex}}
  21
  22 \makeindex
  23
  24 \begin{document}
  25
  26 \maketitle
  27 \cleardoublepage
  28
  29 \ifhtml % make abstract better available (as in the Python docs)
  30 \chapter*{Front Matter\label{front}}
  31 \fi
  32 \begin{abstract}
  33 \noindent
  34 \PyX{} is a Python package for the creation of PostScript and PDF files. It
  35 combines an abstraction of the PostScript drawing model with a TeX/LaTeX
  36 interface. Complex tasks like 2d and 3d plots in publication-ready quality are
  37 built out of these primitives.
  38 \end{abstract}
  39
  40 \tableofcontents
  41
  42 \include{intro}
  43 \include{graphics}
  44 \include{path}
  45 %\include{deco}
  46 \include{deformer}
  47 \include{canvas}
  48 \include{document}
  49 \include{text}
  50 \include{graph}
  51 \include{axis}
  52 \include{box}
  53 \include{connector}
  54 \include{epsfile}
  55 \include{bitmap}
  56 \include{bbox}
  57 \include{color}
  58 \include{pattern}
  59 \include{unit}
  60 \include{trafo}
  61 \appendix
  62 \include{colorname}
  63 \include{palettename}
  64 \include{pathstyles}
  65 \include{arrows}
  66
  67 \input{manual.ind}
  68
  69 \end{document}