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LATEXENCODE

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DESCRIPTION
positional arguments:
optional arguments:
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NAME

latexencode - part of pylatexenc: simple LaTeX parser provider conversion to/from unicode

DESCRIPTION

usage: latexencode [--non-ascii-only] [--no-non-ascii-only]

[--replacement-latex-protection {braces,braces-all,braces-almost-all,braces-after-macro,none}] [--unknown-char-policy {keep,replace,ignore,fail}] [-q] [--version] [--help] [FILE [FILE ...]]

positional arguments:

FILE

Input files (if none specified, read from stdandard input)

optional arguments:

--non-ascii-only

--no-non-ascii-only

The option --non-ascii-only specifies that only nonascii characters are to be encoded into LaTeX sequences, and not characters like ’$’ even though they might have a special LaTeX meaning.

--replacement-latex-protection
{braces,braces-all,braces-almost-all,braces-after-macro,none}

How to protect replacement latex code from producing invalid latex code when concatenated in a longer string. One of ’braces’, ’braces-all’, ’braces-almostall’, ’braces-after-macro’, ’none’. Example: using choice ’braces’ we avoid the invalid replacement ’a???b’ -> ’a\tob’ with instead ’a{\to}b’.

--unknown-char-policy {keep,replace,ignore,fail}

How to deal with nonascii characters with no known latex code equivalent.

-q , --quiet

Suppress warning messages

--version

Show version information and exit

--help

Show this help information and exit

AUTHORS

pylatexenc was primarily written by Philippe Faist.