Man page - apertium-deslatex(1)
Packages contas this manual
- apertium-deshtml-alt(1)
- apertium-rertf(1)
- apertium-deslatex(1)
- apertium-restore-caps(1)
- apertium-desrtf(1)
- apertium-destxt(1)
- apertium-utils-fixlatex(1)
- apertium-remediawiki(1)
- apertium-multiple-translations(1)
- apertium-desmediawiki(1)
- apertium-repptx(1)
- apertium-unformat(1)
- apertium-prelatex(1)
- apertium-deswxml(1)
- apertium-rewxml(1)
- apertium-postlatex(1)
- apertium(1)
- apertium-rexlsx(1)
- apertium-extract-caps(1)
- apertium-preprocess-transfer(1)
- apertium-rehtml(1)
- apertium-interchunk(1)
- apertium-desodt(1)
- apertium-despptx(1)
- apertium-desxlsx(1)
- apertium-tagger(1)
- apertium-relatex(1)
- apertium-transfer(1)
- apertium-deshtml(1)
- apertium-reodt(1)
- apertium-retxt(1)
- apertium-postlatex-raw(1)
- apertium-postchunk(1)
- apertium-pretransfer(1)
apt-get install apertium
Manual
| APERTIUM-DESLATEX(1) | General Commands Manual | APERTIUM-DESLATEX(1) |
NAME
apertium-deslatex —
LaTeX format processor for Apertium
SYNOPSIS
apertium-deslatex |
[-hin] [input_file
[output_file]] |
DESCRIPTION
This tool is part of the Apertium open-source machine translation toolbox.
The apertium-deslatex filter preprocesses
apertium-prelatex(1) output to a deformatted
“XMLish” LaTeX custom format. The output is suitable for
processing with lt-proc(1). Format information (newlines,
tabs, etc.) is enclosed in brackets so that lt-proc(1)
treats it as whitespace between words.
OPTIONS
EXAMPLES
You could write the following to show how the word “gener” is analysed:
echo
"<textit/><CONTENTS>gener</CONTENTS>" |
apertium-deslatex | lt-proc ca-es.automorf.binSEE ALSO
apertium(1), apertium-destxt(1), apertium-postlatex(1), apertium-postlatex-raw(1), apertium-prelatex(1), apertium-relatex(1), lt-proc(1)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2005, 2006 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante. This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
BUGS
Complicated constructions in LaTeX (e.g., custom defined tags) are not (yet) supported.
| February 29, 2012 | Apertium |