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[Jon Hood]

Let's see how attachments do on the new list J (EDIT: doesn't work -
attachment uploaded to http://www.faregg.com/files/homework1.zip)

I'm doing my homework in latex now (last homework assignment EVER!). I
generate a pdf of it (pdflatex), and the professor enjoys how professional
it looks. I use a similar method to generate financial reports for a local
investment form programmatically using php, but can't share that code with
you since they own the rights ;). I'm attaching one of my homework
assignments from a template I found online. run it through latex twice (so
it can find the last page of the generated report) and then pdflatex:
$ latex assignment1
$ latex assignment1
$ pdflatex assignment1

It's not my best work, but hopefully it will give you a starting point. A
script that runs the three commands above will generate what you need.

-Jon

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Let's see how attachments do on the new list J

 

I'm doing my homework in latex now (last homework assignment EVER!). I
generate a pdf of it (pdflatex), and the professor enjoys how professional
it looks. I use a similar method to generate financial reports for a local
investment form programmatically using php, but can't share that code with
you since they own the rights ;). I'm attaching one of my homework
assignments from a template I found online. run it through latex twice (so
it can find the last page of the generated report) and then pdflatex:

$ latex assignment1

$ latex assignment1

$ pdflatex assignment1

 

It's not my best work, but hopefully it will give you a starting point. A
script that runs the three commands above will generate what you need.

 

-Jon

 

From: luna-bounces_squinky86=gmail.com at lunagroup.us
[mailto:luna-bounces_squinky86=gmail.com at lunagroup.us] On Behalf Of John
Price
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 12:30 PM
To: Linux Users of North Alabama mailing list
Subject: [LUNA] Latex for PDFs

 

This is not a strict Linux question, but it's close enough (I hope)...

When trying to find a good solution for generating PDF files using PHP (or
something I can call from PHP) I was someone recommending Latex as a good
solution because pragmatically generating the script (or whatever you call
the input into Latex) is fairly easy.

Any of  you pragmatically generated PDF files (reports or whatever)?  Any
thoughts on that?

Thanks,
John