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problematic is rather that ansi1 (and similar ones) is used as a \textcolor while it should be converted to a \textbf{...} instead. So, I ended up with things like: \textcolor{ansi1 ansi32}
which I fixed with the following sed in the meantime:
sed -i -e 's|textcolor{ansi1 \(ansi[0-9]*\)}\({[^}]*}\)|textbf{\\textcolor{\1}\2}|g' test.tex
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dev-zero commentedon Apr 6, 2018
this can easily be fixed with something like this in the latex preamble:
generated with:
problematic is rather that
ansi1(and similar ones) is used as a\textcolorwhile it should be converted to a\textbf{...}instead. So, I ended up with things like:\textcolor{ansi1 ansi32}which I fixed with the following sed in the meantime:
mouse07410 commentedon Jun 20, 2019
More than two years passed, and the problem is still here.
Generating the
\definecolor{...}with the above Python script works - however the resulting file is still not LaTeX'able:Here's the file in question:
Here's the generating command:
Here's the preamble manually added to
t.tex:Here's the
t.texfile as attempted above:mouse07410 commentedon Jul 2, 2019
@ralphbean ping? Would you be able to address this issue?
fix: make non-inline LaTeX output compilable
fix: make non-inline LaTeX output compilable
fix: make non-inline LaTeX output compilable