Difference between revisions of "WikiTeX music and schematics"
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| − | The music notation is probably the most impressive looking of the different wikitex classes. It doesn't seem to be working quite perfectly because all the examples with <tt>\relative</tt> don't seem to work, but here's an example of some random notes, followed by the WikiTeX markup used to produce them. | + | The music notation is probably the most impressive looking of the different wikitex classes. It doesn't seem to be working quite perfectly because all the examples with <tt>\relative</tt> don't seem to work, but here's an example of some random notes, followed by the WikiTeX markup used to produce them. Documentation and tutorials for writing WikiTex music are available from [http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.10/Documentation/ www.Lilypond.org]. |
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<music>\notes { \time 3/4 a'' b' c'' <c' e' g'> r4 a16 d' e' f' bes <c' e' g'> <c' e' g> }</music> | <music>\notes { \time 3/4 a'' b' c'' <c' e' g'> r4 a16 d' e' f' bes <c' e' g'> <c' e' g> }</music> | ||
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:\notes { \time 3/4 a'' b' c'' <c' e' g'> r4 a16 d' e' f' bes <c' e' g'> <c' e' g> } | :\notes { \time 3/4 a'' b' c'' <c' e' g'> r4 a16 d' e' f' bes <c' e' g'> <c' e' g> } | ||
</music></tt> | </music></tt> | ||
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refdes=R3 | refdes=R3 | ||
T 6400 85700 5 10 1 1 0 0 1 | T 6400 85700 5 10 1 1 0 0 1 | ||
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T 6800 85800 5 10 0 1 0 0 1 | T 6800 85800 5 10 0 1 0 0 1 | ||
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N 10000 86100 10000 84700 4 | N 10000 86100 10000 84700 4 | ||
</schem> | </schem> | ||
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*[[Wikitex]] | *[[Wikitex]] | ||
*[http://wikisophia.org WikiSophia] | *[http://wikisophia.org WikiSophia] | ||
*[http://www.wikitex.org Wikitex.org] | *[http://www.wikitex.org Wikitex.org] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:38, 18 November 2014
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The music notation is probably the most impressive looking of the different wikitex classes. It doesn't seem to be working quite perfectly because all the examples with \relative don't seem to work, but here's an example of some random notes, followed by the WikiTeX markup used to produce them. Documentation and tutorials for writing WikiTex music are available from www.Lilypond.org.
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Schem is wikitex's electronic circuit schematics class based on Geda. It's very bloated and fat requiring not only LaTeX like all the others, but also requires a virtual frame buffer and the xwindow layer. They've disabled it on the WikiSophia wiki where they demonstrate WikiTeX, probably because of its excessive bloat. Having circuits in the wiki is very cool though, so I've installed all the fatware anyway and got it working. It required apt-getting geda, xvfb and x-window-system-core. Here's an example, edit the page to see the schem source.
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