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Variables with Input from Separate File
Input file folderRemove trailing space from inputHow to input text from a fileInput command arguments from fileInput a parameter from another fileinput an unspecified file from a directoryCombine siunitx S column with input value from tex fileInput Command and Declaring VariablesInput numbers from fileinput a .tex file from an url
I just started learning Latex for work but I'm having trouble with a code I'm writing. I'm trying to create a file that will take variables from another file and print them out with their assigned values in different settings. I have another file that has all the variables stored and will later input variables from matlab there.
This file is the one with my variables:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagecalc
input xintexpr.styrelax
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David
dateApril 2019
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitxintexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
begindocument
maketitle
Strawberries = Strawberries
Apples = Apples
Grapes = Grapes
Pears = Pears
Tomatoes = Tomatoes
Total of all Fruit = TotalFruit
enddocument
Which prints out mostly correctly, though I'm unsure why there's an exclamaton mark in front of the number for Total of All Fruits when compiled.
This is the file that calls that file:
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input authorCordelia David dateApril 2019 inputVariables.tex begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
The problem I'm having is it will only compile the variables file, and anything I write in the main text won't get printed. Why is this? How do I fix this?
input
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I just started learning Latex for work but I'm having trouble with a code I'm writing. I'm trying to create a file that will take variables from another file and print them out with their assigned values in different settings. I have another file that has all the variables stored and will later input variables from matlab there.
This file is the one with my variables:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagecalc
input xintexpr.styrelax
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David
dateApril 2019
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitxintexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
begindocument
maketitle
Strawberries = Strawberries
Apples = Apples
Grapes = Grapes
Pears = Pears
Tomatoes = Tomatoes
Total of all Fruit = TotalFruit
enddocument
Which prints out mostly correctly, though I'm unsure why there's an exclamaton mark in front of the number for Total of All Fruits when compiled.
This is the file that calls that file:
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input authorCordelia David dateApril 2019 inputVariables.tex begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
The problem I'm having is it will only compile the variables file, and anything I write in the main text won't get printed. Why is this? How do I fix this?
input
asked 1 hour ago
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the file that you input should just be a list ofnewcommandremove thedocumentclassetc.
– David Carlisle
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I just started learning Latex for work but I'm having trouble with a code I'm writing. I'm trying to create a file that will take variables from another file and print them out with their assigned values in different settings. I have another file that has all the variables stored and will later input variables from matlab there.
This file is the one with my variables:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagecalc
input xintexpr.styrelax
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David
dateApril 2019
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitxintexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
begindocument
maketitle
Strawberries = Strawberries
Apples = Apples
Grapes = Grapes
Pears = Pears
Tomatoes = Tomatoes
Total of all Fruit = TotalFruit
enddocument
Which prints out mostly correctly, though I'm unsure why there's an exclamaton mark in front of the number for Total of All Fruits when compiled.
This is the file that calls that file:
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input authorCordelia David dateApril 2019 inputVariables.tex begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
The problem I'm having is it will only compile the variables file, and anything I write in the main text won't get printed. Why is this? How do I fix this?
input
asked 1 hour ago
Cordelia Marie DavidCordelia Marie David
1
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Cordelia Marie David is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I just started learning Latex for work but I'm having trouble with a code I'm writing. I'm trying to create a file that will take variables from another file and print them out with their assigned values in different settings. I have another file that has all the variables stored and will later input variables from matlab there.
This file is the one with my variables:
documentclassarticle
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagecalc
input xintexpr.styrelax
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David
dateApril 2019
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitxintexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
begindocument
maketitle
Strawberries = Strawberries
Apples = Apples
Grapes = Grapes
Pears = Pears
Tomatoes = Tomatoes
Total of all Fruit = TotalFruit
enddocument
Which prints out mostly correctly, though I'm unsure why there's an exclamaton mark in front of the number for Total of All Fruits when compiled.
This is the file that calls that file:
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input authorCordelia David dateApril 2019 inputVariables.tex begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
The problem I'm having is it will only compile the variables file, and anything I write in the main text won't get printed. Why is this? How do I fix this?
input
input
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the file that you input should just be a list ofnewcommandremove thedocumentclassetc.
– David Carlisle
51 mins ago
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the file that you input should just be a list ofnewcommandremove thedocumentclassetc.
– David Carlisle
51 mins ago
the file that you input should just be a list of
newcommand remove the documentclass etc.– David Carlisle
51 mins ago
the file that you input should just be a list of
newcommand remove the documentclass etc.– David Carlisle
51 mins ago
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documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David dateApril 2019
inputvariables.tex
begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
with variables.tex :
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitthenumexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like egnewcommandStrawberries20173020183420192then instead of usingStrawberriesdirectly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.
– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
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documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David dateApril 2019
inputvariables.tex
begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
with variables.tex :
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitthenumexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like egnewcommandStrawberries20173020183420192then instead of usingStrawberriesdirectly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.
– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
add a comment |
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David dateApril 2019
inputvariables.tex
begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
with variables.tex :
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitthenumexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like egnewcommandStrawberries20173020183420192then instead of usingStrawberriesdirectly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.
– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
add a comment |
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David dateApril 2019
inputvariables.tex
begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
with variables.tex :
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitthenumexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
documentclassarticle usepackage[utf8]inputenc
titleExample of Variable Input
authorCordelia David dateApril 2019
inputvariables.tex
begindocument
maketitle
sectionIntroduction
We had Strawberries Strawberries for this year's harvest. Probably not enough.
enddocument
with variables.tex :
newcommandStrawberries34
newcommandApples14
newcommandGrapes431
newcommandPears56
newcommandTomatoes42
newcommandTotalFruitthenumexpr Strawberries + Apples + Grapes + Pears + Tomatoes relax
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
answered 47 mins ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
498k4111441893
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like egnewcommandStrawberries20173020183420192then instead of usingStrawberriesdirectly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.
– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
add a comment |
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like egnewcommandStrawberries20173020183420192then instead of usingStrawberriesdirectly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.
– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
Thank you that worked perfectly! I didn't know you could have a latex document without the document class, but it seems silly now that I didn't realize this. Would there be any way to create a substructure for one variable? Like adding different years to the harvest of one fruit?
– Cordelia Marie David
43 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like eg
newcommandStrawberries20173020183420192 then instead of using Strawberries directly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
@CordeliaMarieDavid you should perhaps ask a new question but tex has no structure at all just macros so you can make whatever structure you like eg
newcommandStrawberries20173020183420192 then instead of using Strawberries directly define some macro to extract the right information. You could store a list like this, or store it one macro per fruit per year or .... the details of the "extraction" depend of course how you choose to store it but anything is possible.– David Carlisle
24 mins ago
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