TUGboat 40:2, 2019 (tb125) - TeX Users Group
2019-10-14
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Complete issue 40:2 as one pdf (9.1mb)
Front cover
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Inside front cover
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Contents ordered by difficulty
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Title page
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TUG 2019
TUG 2019 conference information
organizers, sponsors, participants, program, photos
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TUG 2019 conference program
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TUG 2019 photos
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Back to the roots: TUG2019 in Palo Alto
Henri Menke
conference report
101-104
TUG 2019 Annual General Meeting notes
Jennifer Claudio
104-105
General Delivery
What do today's newcomers want?
Jim Hefferon
[Introductory — what new TeX users are working on and what hurdles they have]
106-108
Software & Tools
Type 3 fonts and PDF search in dvips
Tomas Rokicki
[Intermediate Plus — encodings for Metafont fonts in dvips output to enable PDF search]
108-111
The state of XeTeX
Arthur Rosendahl
[Introductory — comparison with LuaTeX and prospects for the future]
112
Hyphenation patterns: Licensing and stability
Arthur Rosendahl
[Intermediate — compatibility, updates, and licensing for hyphenation patterns]
113-114
MacTeX-2019, notification, and hardened runtimes
Richard Koch
[Intermediate Plus — automated signing, notarization, entitlements for MacTeX-related packages]
115-118
Quickref: Common Lisp reference documentation as a stress test for Texinfo
Didier Verna (orcid)
[Intermediate Plus — automated building of global documentation for the Common Lisp ecosystem]
119-125
Combining LaTeX with Python
Uwe Ziegenhagen
[Intermediate Plus — both writing (La)TeX from Python and running Python from LaTeX]
126-128
Parsing complex data formats in LuaTeX with LPEG
Henri Menke
[Advanced — introduction to parsing expression grammars in LuaTeX, with example of parsing JSON]
129-135
Methods
Design into 3D: A system for customizable project designs
William Adams
[Intermediate — computer-controlled manufacturing using MetaPost and TeX]
136-142
Electronic Documents
The design of the HINT file format
Martin Ruckert
[Intermediate Plus — a new TeX output format intended for on-screen reading, including reflowing and repaging on demand]
143-146
TeXFolio—a framework to typeset XML documents using TeX
Rishikesan Nair T, CV Rajagopal, CV Radhakrishnan (orcid)
[Intermediate — overview of workflow and features of the cloud-based texfolio.org]
147-149
Neptune—a proofing framework for LaTeX authors
Aravind Rajendran, Rishikesan Nair T, CV Rajagopal
[Intermediate — features of this web-based proofing and editing program]
150-152
LaTeX
The LaTeX release workflow and the LaTeX dev formats
Frank Mittelbach (orcid)
[Intermediate Plus — regression testing, user testing, and new pdflatex-dev etc. formats]
153-156
Accessibility in the LaTeX kernel—experiments in Tagged PDF
Chris Rowley, Ulrike Fischer (orcid), Frank Mittelbach (orcid)
[Intermediate — the experimental tagpdf package and plans for generation of accessible PDF by LaTeX]
157-158
Creating commented editions with LaTeX—the commedit package
Boris Veytsman (orcid)
[Intermediate — making teacher's and student's books from one source]
159-162
Creating and automating exams with LaTeX & friends
Uwe Ziegenhagen
[Intermediate — customized exams, grading, and variable question generation with Python]
163-166
Bibliographies
BibTeX-based dataset generation for training citation parsers
Sree Harsha Ramesh, Dung Thai, Boris Veytsman (orcid), Andrew McCallum
[Intermediate — improving citation structure recognition by training with large BibTeX databases]
167-169
Fonts
FreeType_MF_Module2: Integration of Metafont, GF, and PK inside FreeType
Jaeyoung Choi, Saima Majeed, Ammar Ul Hassan, Geunho Jeong
[Advanced — rendering Metafont, GF, and PK fonts on demand from within FreeType]
170-178
Multilingual Document Processing
Evolutionary changes in Persian and Arabic scripts to accommodate the printing press, typewriting, and computerized word processing
Behrooz Parhami
[Intermediate — concise overview of Arabic/Persian typesetting, typewriting, and modern digital display]
179-186
The unreasonable effectiveness of pattern generation
Petr Sojka (orcid), Ondřej Sojka (orcid)
[Intermediate Plus — developing a free word list and improved hyphenation patterns for the Czech language]
187-193
Improving Hangul to English translation for optical character recognition (OCR)
Emily Park, Jennifer Claudio
[Intermediate — investigation of a gray ratio method to distinguish English syllables in Korean from true Korean]
194-195
A glance at CJK support with XeTeX and LuaTeX
Antoine Bossard (orcid)
[Advanced — reasonable Chinese/Japanese/Korean typesetting with minimal code]
196-201
Abstracts
TUG 2019 abstracts
Amine Anane, Takuto Asakura, Erik Braun, Jennifer Claudio, Emily Ha, David Fuchs, Federico García De Castro, Shakthi Kannan, Doug McKenna, Frank Mittelbach (orcid), Ross Moore (orcid), Shreevatsa R, Yusuke Terada
Videos for accessibility talks.
201-203
MAPS: Contents of issue 49 (2019)
204-205
ConTeXt Group Journal 2018
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Advertisements
TeX consulting and production services
206-207
TUG Business
Institutional members
207
News
Calendar
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