[Tb] Tinderbox & LaTeX

From: David C.James <david.james>
Date: Tue Apr 19 2005 - 18:33:54 EDT

Jason's email reminded me that I would like to share my scripts from my
Tinderbox -> LaTeX publishing process.

I am using Tinderbox to write a Masters report. I have one note called
"Deliverable" for the actual document and another note called
"Bibliography" which generates the BibTex info. Then I use HTML
exporting to create two intermediary outputs. One is for the LaTeX
document. The other is for the BibTex bibliography. Using a Perl
script, I convert these into a LaTeX document, which I then open with
TexShop.

It works great for what I'm doing -- I'd be happy to share my scripts
if people are interested. I'll need to clean things up and do a write
up of sorts, so I wanted to gauge interest first. I haven't
generalized the scripts, but they might be helpful to others doing the
same thing. Some of the Tinderbox -> LaTeX transformations were
tricky, so hopefully this might help others out.

David

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David C. James
Masters Candidate, May 2005
LBJ School of Public Affairs
512-799-1557 cell
http://www.davidcjames.com
http://blog.davidcjames.com

On Apr 14, 2005, at 8:28 AM, Jason Butler wrote:

> Good morning everyone -
>
> I use Tinderbox to write long documents (opinions, proposals, specs,
> etc.), generally flipping from map view to outline view, keeping all
> my notes and the manuscript in the same Tinderbox file. When it's
> done, I have an HTML export template which converts it to something
> Word can easily read and publish.
>
> This whole process works well, except when I'm going through my final
> editing passes. That work is easiest to do in Explorer view, but I'm
> distracted by the rest of the notes in the document. Is there any way
> to hoist in Explorer view like you can in Outline?
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
>
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