modules/latex/test.tex

% $Id$
% sample document in LaTeX format
% for testing latex.module features

\documentclass[12pt]{article} 
\usepackage{fancyhdr} 

\title{latex.module} 
\author{Axel <axel@drupal.ru>}

\begin{document}

\section{Intro}

With {\tt latex.module} you may to use some of ``\TeX'' and ``\LaTeX'' commands
in content of a site.


\section{Requirements}

This module tested with Drupal 4.6,

\section{Installation}

\begin{enumerate}
\item Untar downloaded archive. Copy the latex.module to the Drupal
  {\tt modules/} directory. Drupal should automatically detect it.
\item Enable the module in ``Site Configuration'' - ``Modules''.
\item There are a lot of options in admin: go to "Site configuration" - "Filters" and set suitable mode of filtering an unrecognized commands (you may also complete switch off filter here).
\item You may add you custom command replacements in <<Site
  configuration>> - <<Modules>> - <<Latex>>.
\end{enumerate}

\section{Custom commands}

Define your custom regexps (one per line) and separate pattern and replace part with 
one space character. If you need space in pattern part, then use octal code for space
representation - "040". Also point suitable regexp modifier for pattern.

Some examples of a custom commands:

\begin{verbatim}
/\\cmdline{(.*)}/U                       &lt;pre>$1&lt;/pre>
/\\\htmladdnormallink{(.*)}{(.*)}/U      &lt;a href="$2">$1&lt;/a>
/\\debian/U                              &lt;i>Debian &lt;/i>
\end{verbatim}


\section{Examples of TeX commands}

Different text styles: \\
\textbf{This text is bold style.} \\ \texttt{This text is typewriter
  style.} \\ \textit{This text is italic style.}

Footnote example \footnote{Footnotes abbreviated by first letter in footnote text. Probably they will marked with numbers in next module versions.} \footnote{Second sample footnote.}

Enumerated items \footnote{Third sample footnote.}:
\begin{enumerate}
\item Item \#1
\item Item \#{}2
\end{enumerate}

Unnumbered list:
\begin{itemize}
\item First line
\item Second line
\item And so on\dots
\end{itemize}

\section{Author}

Send comments to axel@drupal.ru.
If you speak Russian, welcome to a Russian Drupal community at http://drupal.ru.

\end{document}
1	% $Id$
2	% sample document in LaTeX format
3	% for testing latex.module features
4
5	\documentclass[12pt]{article}
6	\usepackage{fancyhdr}
7
8	\title{latex.module}
9	\author{Axel <axel@drupal.ru>}
10
11	\begin{document}
12
13	\section{Intro}
14
15	With {\tt latex.module} you may to use some of ``\TeX'' and ``\LaTeX'' commands
16	in content of a site.
17
18
19	\section{Requirements}
20
21	This module tested with Drupal 4.6,
22
23	\section{Installation}
24
25	\begin{enumerate}
26	\item Untar downloaded archive. Copy the latex.module to the Drupal
27	{\tt modules/} directory. Drupal should automatically detect it.
28	\item Enable the module in ``Site Configuration'' - ``Modules''.
29	\item There are a lot of options in admin: go to "Site configuration" - "Filters" and set suitable mode of filtering an unrecognized commands (you may also complete switch off filter here).
30	\item You may add you custom command replacements in <<Site
31	configuration>> - <<Modules>> - <<Latex>>.
32	\end{enumerate}
33
34	\section{Custom commands}
35
36	Define your custom regexps (one per line) and separate pattern and replace part with
37	one space character. If you need space in pattern part, then use octal code for space
38	representation - "040". Also point suitable regexp modifier for pattern.
39
40	Some examples of a custom commands:
41
42	\begin{verbatim}
43	/\\cmdline{(.*)}/U <pre>$1</pre>
44	/\\\htmladdnormallink{(.)}{(.)}/U <a href="$2">$1</a>
45	/\\debian/U <i>Debian </i>
46	\end{verbatim}
47
48
49	\section{Examples of TeX commands}
50
51	Different text styles: \\
52	\textbf{This text is bold style.} \\ \texttt{This text is typewriter
53	style.} \\ \textit{This text is italic style.}
54
55	Footnote example \footnote{Footnotes abbreviated by first letter in footnote text. Probably they will marked with numbers in next module versions.} \footnote{Second sample footnote.}
56
57	Enumerated items \footnote{Third sample footnote.}:
58	\begin{enumerate}
59	\item Item \#1
60	\item Item \#{}2
61	\end{enumerate}
62
63	Unnumbered list:
64	\begin{itemize}
65	\item First line
66	\item Second line
67	\item And so on\dots
68	\end{itemize}
69
70	\section{Author}
71
72	Send comments to axel@drupal.ru.
73	If you speak Russian, welcome to a Russian Drupal community at http://drupal.ru.
74
75	\end{document}