pax_global_header00006660000000000000000000000064133636741740014530gustar00rootroot0000000000000052 comment=19e6fc2e459ae4db216f0fcc14b0ec813c01e48d wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/000077500000000000000000000000001336367417400163745ustar00rootroot00000000000000wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/.travis.yml000066400000000000000000000005101336367417400205010ustar00rootroot00000000000000language: python python: - 2.6 - 2.7 - 3.3 - 3.4 - 3.5 - 3.6 # Enable 3.7 without globally enabling sudo and dist: xenial for other build jobs matrix: include: - python: 3.7 dist: xenial sudo: true install: script: - PYTHONPATH=code python tests/test_wiki2beamer.py notifications: email: false wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/ChangeLog000066400000000000000000000103671336367417400201550ustar00rootroot00000000000000Version 0.10.0 (2018-10-23) ======================================= * Moved project to github: https://github.com/wiki2beamer * Fix hash collisions in code include * Allow '\' to be used as line continuation * Travis-CI support * Fix Python 3.3 compatibility * Support code within items * Support markers for items (*[C] text) * Add titleframeopts * Fix regex issues for python 3.7 * Many many bugfixes, code cleanups and typo fixes Thanks to Sam Tygier, Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek, Michael Adam, Gregory Legrin and Moritz Strübe for their work leading to this release. Version 0.9.5 (2012-03-31) ======================================= Added -o,--output option Fix for bug 3365134, mixing coloring and filenames with underscores Improve performance of make_sorted Various fixes in manpage Version 0.9.4 (2011-05-08) ======================================= Added Python 3000 compatibility Restored Python 2.3 compatibility Fixed bug in >>>include<<< statements after [code] sections Version 0.9.3 (2011-05-06) ======================================= Improved/Fixed vastly permissive color replacement rule (_color_text_) Thanks to Georges Khaznadar for the patch. Version 0.9.2 (2010-12-31) (happy new year) =========================================== Fixed small bug that prevented fragile frames from working Added new up-to-date example Version 0.9.1 (2010-11-15) ======================================= Fixed behaviour of >>>includefile<<< inside [code] environments Version 0.9.0 (2010-11-08) ======================================= Improved commandline parsing and handling multiple input files Added escaping of @ and ! as \@ and \! Added file inclusion with >>>includefile<<< Version 0.8.1 (2009-09-16) ======================================= Added new syntax abbreviations for \uncover, \only, \vspace and \vspace*, added frame marking (!) for selective compilation of few frames. See man-page for syntax details. Version 0.8 (2009-07-03) ======================================= Changed license from "GNU GPL v2 only" to "GNU GPL v2 or any later", Changed license of documentation to "GNU FDL 1.3 or later" Bugfixes: * failing transformation after bullet/numbered lists fixed * python 2.4 compatibility fixed Version 0.7 (2009-06-06) ======================================= manpage added, package structure cleaned up, footnote-bug fixed, <[codeframe]> tags removed, rehashing for animated code listings added (no more collisions possible), Python 2.4 compatibility fixes added. Version 0.7 alpha 2 (2009-05-14) ======================================= autotemplate support added - no more templates required to create wiki2beamer presentations Version 0.7 alpha 1 (2009-05-10) ======================================= Frame-close detection for \end{frame} removed as it causes trouble in some situations. <[nowiki] [nowiki]> environment added. Support for animated code listings with the <[code] [code]> environment. Some unittests added. New example for version0_7 Version 0.6 (2009-04-07) ======================================= Frames can be closed "manually" using [frame]>. Thanks to Kai Dietrich for providing the appropriate code. Version 0.5 (2008-05-02) ======================================= \color bug fixed, now uses \teduixtcolor New markup for colors: _red_ example_ (%red% example% does not work any longer) Version 0.4 (2007-07-05) ======================================= Optional section and subsection commands can be used. Two variables can be used/set to show content at the top and bottom of every frame. Both features are presented in a new example file. Version 0.3 (2007-05-21) ======================================= Frames will now be created as \begin{frame} ... \end{frame} instead of \frame. Furthermore, it is possible to add parameters (eg. [fragile]) to frame definitions. 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Thus, it enables the user to create beamer presentations in a less time-consuming way. * [Homepage](https://wiki2beamer.github.io) * Current version: 0.10.0 * [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/wiki2beamer/wiki2beamer.png)](https://travis-ci.org/wiki2beamer/wiki2beamer) ## People * Maintainer: * Valentin Haenel (http://haenel.co ) * Original Authors: * Michael Rentzsch (http://www.repc.de, ) * Kai Dietrich (http://www.cleeus.de/, ) * Contributors: * Julius Plenz * Volker Mische * Georges Khaznadar * Sam Tygier * Moritz 'Morty' Strübe * Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek ## License * GNU GPL v2 or later (code) * GNU FDL 1.3 or later (documentation) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/code/000077500000000000000000000000001336367417400173065ustar00rootroot00000000000000wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/code/setup.py000077500000000000000000000021341336367417400210230ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env python # This file is part of wiki2beamer. # wiki2beamer is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # wiki2beamer is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with wiki2beamer. If not, see . from distutils.core import setup setup(name='wiki2beamer', version='0.10.0', scripts=['wiki2beamer'], description='Create LaTeX-beamer presentations with a wiki syntax', author='Michael Rentzsch, Kai Dietrich and others', author_email='mmichael.rentzsch@repc.de, mail@cleeus.de', maintainer='Valentin Haenel', maintainer_email='valentin@haenel.co', url='https://wiki2beamer.github.io', ) wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/code/wiki2beamer000077500000000000000000001071141336367417400214410ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf8 -*- # wiki2beamer # # (c) 2007-2008 Michael Rentzsch (http://www.repc.de) # (c) 2009-2011 Michael Rentzsch (http://www.repc.de) # Kai Dietrich (mail@cleeus.de) # (c) 2018 Valentin Haenel (valentin@haenel.co) # # Create latex beamer sources for multiple frames from a wiki-like code. # # # This file is part of wiki2beamer. # wiki2beamer is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # wiki2beamer is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with wiki2beamer. If not, see . # # Additional commits by: # Valentin Haenel # Julius Plenz import sys import os import re import random import optparse import codecs VERSIONTAG = "0.10.0" __version__= VERSIONTAG __author__= "Michael Rentzsch, Kai Dietrich and others" #python 2.4 compatability if sys.version_info >= (2, 5): import hashlib else: import md5 #python 2.4 compatability def md5hex(string): if sys.version_info >= (2, 5): # presume that this is valid for all pythin versions after 3 if sys.version_info >= (3, 0): return hashlib.md5(string.encode('utf-8')).hexdigest() else: return hashlib.md5(string).hexdigest() else: dg = md5.md5() dg.update(string) return dg.hexdigest() _redirected_stdout = None _redirected_stderr = None def pprint(string, file=sys.stdout, eol=True): ''' portable version of print which directly writes into the given stream ''' if file == sys.stdout and _redirected_stdout is not None: file = _redirected_stdout if file == sys.stderr and _redirected_stderr is not None: file = _redirected_stderr if file == sys.stderr or file == sys.stdout: file.write(string) else: file.write(string.encode('utf-8')) if eol: file.write(os.linesep) file.flush() def mydebug(message): """ print debug message to stderr """ pprint(message, file=sys.stderr) def syntax_error(message, code): pprint('syntax error: %s' % message, file=sys.stderr) pprint('\tcode:\n%s' % code, file=sys.stderr) sys.exit(-3) class IncludeLoopException(Exception): pass lstbasicstyle=\ r"""{basic}{ captionpos=t,% basicstyle=\footnotesize\ttfamily,% numberstyle=\tiny,% numbers=left,% stepnumber=1,% frame=single,% showspaces=false,% showstringspaces=false,% showtabs=false,% % keywordstyle=\color{blue},% identifierstyle=,% commentstyle=\color{gray},% stringstyle=\color{magenta}% }""" autotemplate = [ ('documentclass', '{beamer}'), ('usepackage', '{listings}'), ('usepackage', '{wasysym}'), ('usepackage', '{graphicx}'), ('date', '{\\today}'), ('lstdefinestyle', lstbasicstyle), ('titleframe', 'True'), ] nowikistartre = re.compile(r'^<\[\s*nowiki\s*\]') nowikiendre = re.compile(r'^\[\s*nowiki\s*\]>') codestartre = re.compile(r'^<\[\s*code\s*\]') codeendre = re.compile(r'^\[\s*code\s*\]>') # lazy initialisation cache for file content _file_cache = {} def add_lines_to_cache(filename, lines): if not filename in _file_cache: _file_cache[filename] = lines def get_lines_from_cache(filename): if filename in _file_cache: return _file_cache[filename] else: lines = read_file_to_lines(filename) _file_cache[filename] = lines return lines def clear_file_cache(): _file_cache.clear() try: from collections import OrderedDict as maybe_odict except ImportError: maybe_odict = dict class w2bstate: def __init__(self): self.frame_opened = False self.enum_item_level = '' self.frame_header = '' self.frame_footer = '' self.next_frame_footer = '' self.next_frame_header = '' self.current_line = 0 self.autotemplate_opened = False self.defverbs = maybe_odict() self.code_pos = 0 return def switch_to_next_frame(self): self.frame_header = self.next_frame_header self.frame_footer = self.next_frame_footer return def escape_resub(string): p = re.compile(r"\\") return p.sub(r"\\\\", string) def transform_itemenums(string, state): """handle itemizations/enumerations""" preamble = "" # for enumeration/itemize environment commands # handle itemizing/enumerations p = re.compile("^([\*\#]+).*$") m = p.match(string) if m is None: my_enum_item_level = "" else: my_enum_item_level = m.group(1) # trivial: old level = new level if my_enum_item_level == state.enum_item_level: pass else: # find common part common = -1 while (len(state.enum_item_level) > common + 1) and \ (len(my_enum_item_level) > common + 1) and \ (state.enum_item_level[common+1] == my_enum_item_level[common+1]): common = common + 1 # close enum_item_level environments from back to front for i in range(len(state.enum_item_level)-1, common, -1): if state.enum_item_level[i] == "*": preamble = preamble + "\\end{itemize}\n" elif state.enum_item_level[i] == "#": preamble = preamble + "\\end{enumerate}\n" # open my_enum_item_level environments from front to back for i in range(common+1, len(my_enum_item_level)): if my_enum_item_level[i] == "*": preamble = preamble + "\\begin{itemize}\n" elif my_enum_item_level[i] == "#": preamble = preamble + "\\begin{enumerate}\n" state.enum_item_level = my_enum_item_level # now, substitute item markers p = re.compile("^([\*\#]+)((?:\[[^\]*]\])?)\s*(.*)$") _string = p.sub(r" \\item\2 \3", string) string = preamble + _string return string def transform_define_foothead(string, state): """ header and footer definitions""" p = re.compile("^@FRAMEHEADER=(.*)$", re.VERBOSE) m = p.match(string) if m is not None: state.next_frame_header = m.group(1) string = "" p = re.compile("^@FRAMEFOOTER=(.*)$", re.VERBOSE) m = p.match(string) if m is not None: state.next_frame_footer = m.group(1) string = "" return string def transform_detect_manual_frameclose(string, state): """ detect manual closing of frames """ p = re.compile(r"\[\s*frame\s*\]>") if state.frame_opened: if p.match(string) is not None: state.frame_opened = False return string def get_frame_closing(state): return " %s \n\\end{frame}\n" % state.frame_footer def transform_h4_to_frame(string, state): """headings (3) to frames""" frame_opening = r"\\begin{frame}\2\n \\frametitle{\1}\n %s \n" % escape_resub(state.next_frame_header) frame_closing = escape_resub(get_frame_closing(state)) p = re.compile("^!?====\s*(.*?)\s*====(.*)", re.VERBOSE) if not state.frame_opened: _string = p.sub(frame_opening, string) else: _string = p.sub(frame_closing + frame_opening, string) if string != _string: state.frame_opened = True state.switch_to_next_frame() return _string def transform_h3_to_subsec(string, state): """ headings (2) to subsections """ frame_closing = escape_resub(get_frame_closing(state)) subsec_opening = r"\n\\subsection\2{\1}\n\n" p = re.compile("^===\s*(.*?)\s*===(.*)", re.VERBOSE) if state.frame_opened: _string = p.sub(frame_closing + subsec_opening, string) else: _string = p.sub(subsec_opening, string) if string != _string: state.frame_opened = False return _string def transform_h2_to_sec(string, state): """ headings (1) to sections """ frame_closing = escape_resub(get_frame_closing(state)) sec_opening = r"\n\\section\2{\1}\n\n" p = re.compile("^==\s*(.*?)\s*==(.*)", re.VERBOSE) if state.frame_opened: _string = p.sub(frame_closing + sec_opening, string) else: _string = p.sub(sec_opening, string) if string != _string: state.frame_opened = False return _string def transform_replace_headfoot(string, state): string = string.replace("<---FRAMEHEADER--->", state.frame_header) string = string.replace("<---FRAMEFOOTER--->", state.frame_footer) return string def transform_environments(string): """ latex environments, the users takes full responsibility for closing ALL opened environments exampe: <[block]{block title} message [block]> """ # -> open p = re.compile("^<\[([^{}]*?)\]", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\begin{\1}", string) # -> close p = re.compile("^\[([^{}]*?)\]>", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\end{\1}", string) return string def transform_columns(string): """ columns """ p = re.compile("^\[\[\[(.*?)\]\]\]", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\column{\1}", string) return string def transform_boldfont(string): """ bold font """ p = re.compile("'''(.*?)'''", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\textbf{\1}", string) return string def transform_italicfont(string): """ italic font """ p = re.compile("''(.*?)''", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\emph{\1}", string) return string def _transform_mini_parser(character, replacement, string): # implemented as a state-machine output, typewriter = [], [] seen_at, seen_escape = False, False for char in string: if seen_escape: if char == character: output.append(character) else: output.append('\\' + char) seen_escape = False elif char == "\\": seen_escape = True elif char == character: if seen_at: seen_at = False output, typewriter = typewriter, output output.append('\\'+replacement+'{') output += typewriter output.append('}') typewriter = [] else: seen_at = True output, typewriter = typewriter, output else: output.append(char) if seen_at: output, typewriter = typewriter, output output.append(character) output += typewriter return "".join(output) def transform_typewriterfont(string): """ typewriter font """ return _transform_mini_parser('@', 'texttt', string) def transform_alerts(string): """ alerts """ return _transform_mini_parser('!', 'alert', string) def transform_colors(string): """ colors """ def maybe_replace(m): """ only replace if we are not within <<< >>> """ for g in graphics: # found color is within a graphics token if m.start() >= g.start() and m.end() <= g.end(): return m.string[m.start():m.end()] return "\\textcolor{" + m.group(1) + "}{" + m.group(2) + "}" p = re.compile("(\<\<\<)(.*?)\>\>\>", re.VERBOSE) graphics = list(p.finditer(string)) p = re.compile("_([^_\\\\{}]*?)_([^_]*?[^_\\\\{}])_", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(maybe_replace, string) return string def transform_footnotes(string): """ footnotes """ p = re.compile("\(\(\((.*?)\)\)\)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\footnote{\1}", string) return string def transform_graphics(string): """ figures/images """ p = re.compile("\<\<\<(.*?),(.*?)\>\>\>", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\includegraphics[\2]{\1}", string) p = re.compile("\<\<\<(.*?)\>\>\>", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\\includegraphics{\1}", string) return string def transform_substitutions(string): """ substitutions """ p = re.compile("(\s)-->(\s)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\1$\\rightarrow$\2", string) p = re.compile("(\s)<--(\s)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\1$\\leftarrow$\2", string) p = re.compile("(\s)==>(\s)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\1$\\Rightarrow$\2", string) p = re.compile("(\s)<==(\s)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\1$\\Leftarrow$\2", string) p = re.compile("(\s):-\)(\s)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\1\\smiley\2", string) p = re.compile("(\s):-\((\s)", re.VERBOSE) string = p.sub(r"\1\\frownie\2", string) return string def transform_vspace(string): """vspace""" p = re.compile("^\s*--(.*)--\s*$") string = p.sub(r"\n\\vspace{\1}\n", string) return string def transform_vspacestar(string): """vspace*""" p = re.compile("^\s*--\*(.*)--\s*$") string = p.sub(r"\n\\vspace*{\1}\n", string) return string def transform_uncover(string): """uncover""" p = re.compile("\+<(.*)>\s*{(.*)") # +<1-2>{.... -> \uncover<1-2>{.... string = p.sub(r"\\uncover<\1>{\2", string) return string def transform_only(string): """only""" p = re.compile("-<(.*)>\s*{(.*)") # -<1-2>{.... -> \only<1-2>{.... string = p.sub(r"\\only<\1>{\2", string) return string def transform(string, state): """ convert/transform one line in context of state""" #string = transform_itemenums(string, state) string = transform_define_foothead(string, state) string = transform_detect_manual_frameclose(string, state) string = transform_h4_to_frame(string, state) string = transform_h3_to_subsec(string, state) string = transform_h2_to_sec(string, state) string = transform_replace_headfoot(string, state) string = transform_environments(string) string = transform_columns(string) string = transform_boldfont(string) string = transform_italicfont(string) string = transform_typewriterfont(string) string = transform_alerts(string) string = transform_colors(string) string = transform_footnotes(string) string = transform_graphics(string) string = transform_substitutions(string) string = transform_vspacestar(string) string = transform_vspace(string) string = transform_uncover(string) string = transform_only(string) string = transform_itemenums(string, state) return string def expand_code_make_defverb(content, name): return "\\defverbatim[colored]\\%s{\n%s\n}" % (name, content) def expand_code_make_lstlisting(content, options): return "\\begin{lstlisting}%s%s\\end{lstlisting}" % (options, content) def expand_code_search_escape_sequences(code): esc_open = '1' esc_close = '2' while code.find(esc_open) != -1 or code.find(esc_close) != -1: esc_open = esc_open + chr(random.randint(48,57)) esc_close = esc_close + chr(random.randint(48,57)) return (esc_open,esc_close) def expand_code_tokenize_anims(code): #escape (esc_open, esc_close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(code) code = code.replace('\\[', esc_open) code = code.replace('\\]', esc_close) p = re.compile(r'\[\[(?:.|\s)*?\]\]|\[(?:.|\s)*?\]') non_anim = p.split(code) anim = p.findall(code) #unescape anim = [s.replace(esc_open, '\\[').replace(esc_close, '\\]') for s in anim] non_anim = [s.replace(esc_open, '[').replace(esc_close, ']') for s in non_anim] return (anim, non_anim) def make_unique(seq): '''remove duplicate elements in a list, does not preserve order''' keys = {} for elem in seq: keys[elem] = 1 return list(keys.keys()) def expand_code_parse_overlayspec(overlayspec): overlays = [] groups = overlayspec.split(',') for group in groups: group = group.strip() if group.find('-')!=-1: nums = group.split('-') if len(nums)<2: syntax_error('overlay specs must be of the form <(%d-%d)|(%d), ...>', overlayspec) else: try: start = int(nums[0]) stop = int(nums[1]) except ValueError: syntax_error('not an int, overlay specs must be of the form <(%d-%d)|(%d), ...>', overlayspec) overlays.extend(list(range(start,stop+1))) else: try: num = int(group) except ValueError: syntax_error('not an int, overlay specs must be of the form <(%d-%d)|(%d), ...>', overlayspec) overlays.append(num) #make unique overlays = make_unique(overlays) return overlays def expand_code_parse_simpleanimspec(animspec): #escape (esc_open, esc_close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(animspec) animspec = animspec.replace('\\[', esc_open) animspec = animspec.replace('\\]', esc_close) p = re.compile(r'^\[<([0-9,\-]+)>((?:.|\s)*)\]$') m = p.match(animspec) if m is not None: overlays = expand_code_parse_overlayspec(m.group(1)) code = m.group(2) else: syntax_error('specification does not match [<%d>%s]', animspec) #unescape code code = code.replace(esc_open, '[').replace(esc_close, ']') return [(overlay, code) for overlay in overlays] def expand_code_parse_animspec(animspec): if len(animspec)<4 or not animspec.startswith('[['): return ('simple', expand_code_parse_simpleanimspec(animspec)) #escape (esc_open, esc_close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(animspec) animspec = animspec.replace('\\[', esc_open) animspec = animspec.replace('\\]', esc_close) p = re.compile(r'\[|\]\[|\]') simple_specs = ['[%s]'%s for s in [s for s in p.split(animspec) if len(s.strip())>0]] #unescape simple_specs = [s.replace(esc_open, '\\[').replace(esc_close, '\\]') for s in simple_specs] parsed_simple_specs = list(map(expand_code_parse_simpleanimspec, simple_specs)) unified_pss = [] for pss in parsed_simple_specs: unified_pss.extend(pss) return ('double', unified_pss) def expand_code_getmaxoverlay(parsed_anims): max_overlay = 0 for anim in parsed_anims: for spec in anim: if spec[0] > max_overlay: max_overlay = spec[0] return max_overlay def expand_code_getminoverlay(parsed_anims): min_overlay = sys.maxsize for anim in parsed_anims: for spec in anim: if spec[0] < min_overlay: min_overlay = spec[0] if min_overlay == sys.maxsize: min_overlay = 0 return min_overlay def expand_code_genanims(parsed_animspec, minoverlay, maxoverlay, type): #get maximum length of code maxlen=0 if type=='double': for simple_animspec in parsed_animspec: if maxlen < len(simple_animspec[1]): maxlen = len(simple_animspec[1]) out = [] fill = ''.join([' ' for i in range(0, maxlen)]) for x in range(minoverlay,maxoverlay+1): out.append(fill[:]) for simple_animspec in parsed_animspec: out[simple_animspec[0]-minoverlay] = simple_animspec[1] return out def expand_code_getname(code): hex2alpha_table = { '0':'a', '1':'b', '2':'c', '3':'d', \ '4':'e', '5':'f', '6':'g', '7':'h', '8':'i', '9':'j', \ 'a':'k', 'b':'l', 'c':'m', 'd':'n', 'e':'o', 'f':'p' \ } hexhash = md5hex(code) alphahash = ''.join(hex2alpha_table[x] for x in hexhash) return alphahash def expand_code_makeoverprint(names, minoverlay): out = ['\\begin{overprint}\n'] for (index, name) in enumerate(names): out.append(' \\onslide<%d>\\%s\n' % (index+minoverlay, name)) out.append('\\end{overprint}\n') return ''.join(out) def expand_code_get_unique_name(defverbs, code, lstparams): """generate a collision free entry in the defverbs-map and names-list""" name = expand_code_getname(code) expanded_code = expand_code_make_defverb(expand_code_make_lstlisting(code, lstparams), name) rehash = '' while name in defverbs and defverbs[name] != expanded_code: rehash += chr(random.randint(65,90)) #append a character from A-Z to rehash value name = expand_code_getname(code + rehash) expanded_code = expand_code_make_defverb(expand_code_make_lstlisting(code, lstparams), name) return (name, expanded_code) def make_sorted(seq): '''replacement for sorted built-in''' l = list(seq) l.sort() return l def expand_code_segment(result, codebuffer, state): #treat first line as params for lstlistings lstparams = codebuffer[0] codebuffer[0] = '' #join lines into one string code = ''.join(codebuffer) #tokenize code into anim and non_anim parts (anim, non_anim) = expand_code_tokenize_anims(code) if len(anim)>0: #generate multiple versions of the anim parts parsed_anims = list(map(expand_code_parse_animspec, anim)) max_overlay = expand_code_getmaxoverlay(x[1] for x in parsed_anims) #if there is unanimated code, use 0 as the starting overlay if len(list(non_anim))>0: min_overlay = 1 else: min_overlay = expand_code_getminoverlay(x[1] for x in parsed_anims) gen_anims = [expand_code_genanims(x[1], min_overlay, max_overlay, x[0]) for x in parsed_anims] anim_map = {} for i in range(0,max_overlay-min_overlay+1): anim_map[i+min_overlay] = [x[i] for x in gen_anims] names = [] for overlay in make_sorted(anim_map.keys()): #combine non_anim and anim parts anim_map[overlay].append('') zipped = zip(non_anim, anim_map[overlay]) code = ''.join(x[0] + x[1] for x in zipped) #generate a collision free entry in the defverbs-map and names-list (name, expanded_code) = expand_code_get_unique_name(state.defverbs, code, lstparams) #now we have a collision free entry, append it names.append(name) state.defverbs[name] = expanded_code #append overprint area to result overprint = expand_code_makeoverprint(names, min_overlay) result.append(overprint) else: #we have no animations and can just put the defverbatim in #remove escapings code = code.replace('\\[', '[').replace('\\]', ']') (name, expanded_code) = expand_code_get_unique_name(state.defverbs, code, lstparams) state.defverbs[name] = expanded_code result.append('\n\\%s\n' % name) return def expand_code_defverbs(result, state): result[state.code_pos] = result[state.code_pos] + '\n'.join(list(state.defverbs.values())) + '\n' state.defverbs.clear() def get_autotemplate_closing(): return '\n\end{document}\n' def parse_bool(string): boolean = False if string == 'True' or string == 'true' or string == '1': boolean = True elif string == 'False' or string == 'false' or string =='0': boolean = False else: syntax_error('Boolean expected (True/true/1 or False/false/0)', string) return boolean def parse_autotemplate(autotemplatebuffer): """ @param autotemplatebuffer (list) a list of lines found in the autotemplate section @return (list) a list of tuples of the form (string, string) with \command.parameters pairs """ autotemplate = [] for line in autotemplatebuffer: if len(line.lstrip())==0: #ignore empty lines continue if len(line.lstrip())>0 and line.lstrip().startswith('%'): #ignore lines starting with % as comments continue tokens = line.split('=', 1) if len(tokens)<2: syntax_error('lines in the autotemplate section have to be of the form key=value', line) autotemplate.append((tokens[0], tokens[1])) return autotemplate def parse_usepackage(usepackage): """ @param usepackage (str) the unparsed usepackage string in the form [options]{name} @return (tuple) (name(str), options(str)) """ p = re.compile(r'^\s*(\[.*\])?\s*\{(.*)\}\s*$') m = p.match(usepackage) g = m.groups() if len(g)<2 or len(g)>2: syntax_error('usepackage specifications have to be of the form [%s]{%s}', usepackage) elif g[1]==None and g[1].strip()!='': syntax_error('usepackage specifications have to be of the form [%s]{%s}', usepackage) else: options = g[0] name = g[1].strip() return (name, options) def unify_autotemplates(autotemplates): usepackages = {} #packagename : options documentclass = '' titleframe = False merged = [] for template in autotemplates: for command in template: if command[0] == 'usepackage': (name, options) = parse_usepackage(command[1]) usepackages[name] = options elif command[0] == 'titleframe': titleframe = command[1] elif command[0] == 'documentclass': documentclass = command[1] else: merged.append(command) autotemplate = [] autotemplate.append(('documentclass', documentclass)) for (name, options) in usepackages.items(): if options is not None and options.strip() != '': string = '%s{%s}' % (options, name) else: string = '{%s}' % name autotemplate.append(('usepackage', string)) autotemplate.append(('titleframe', titleframe)) autotemplate.extend(merged) return autotemplate def expand_autotemplate_gen_opening(autotemplate): """ @param autotemplate (list) the specification of the autotemplate in the form of a list of tuples @return (string) the string the with generated latex code """ titleframe = False titleframeopts = '' out = [] for item in autotemplate: if item[0] == 'titleframe': titleframe = parse_bool(item[1]) elif item[0] == 'titleframeopts': titleframeopts = item[1] else: out.append('\\%s%s' % item) out.append('\n\\begin{document}\n') if titleframe: out.append('\n\\frame%s{\\titlepage}\n' % titleframeopts) return '\n'.join(out) def expand_autotemplate_opening(result, templatebuffer, state): my_autotemplate = parse_autotemplate(templatebuffer) the_autotemplate = unify_autotemplates([autotemplate, my_autotemplate]) opening = expand_autotemplate_gen_opening(the_autotemplate) result.append(opening) result.append('') state.code_pos = len(result) state.autotemplate_opened = True return def get_autotemplatemode(line, autotemplatemode): autotemplatestart = re.compile(r'^<\[\s*autotemplate\s*\]') autotemplateend = re.compile(r'^\[\s*autotemplate\s*\]>') if not autotemplatemode and autotemplatestart.match(line)!=None: line = autotemplatestart.sub('', line) return (line, True) elif autotemplatemode and autotemplateend.match(line)!=None: line = autotemplateend.sub('', line) return (line, False) else: return (line, autotemplatemode) def get_nowikimode(line, nowikimode): if not nowikimode and nowikistartre.match(line)!=None: line = nowikistartre.sub('', line) return (line, True) elif nowikimode and nowikiendre.match(line)!=None: line = nowikiendre.sub('', line) return (line, False) else: return (line, nowikimode) def get_codemode(line, codemode): if not codemode and codestartre.match(line)!=None: line = codestartre.sub('', line) return (line, True) elif codemode and codeendre.match(line)!=None: line = codeendre.sub('', line) return (line, False) else: return (line, codemode) def joinLines(lines): """ join lines ending with unescaped percent signs, unless inside codemode or nowiki mode """ nowikimode = False codemode = False r = [] # result array s = '' # new line for _l in lines: (_,nowikimode) = get_nowikimode(_l, nowikimode) if not nowikimode: (_,codemode) = get_codemode(_l, codemode) if not codemode: l = _l.rstrip() else: l = _l if not (nowikimode or codemode) and (len(l) > 1) and (l[-1] == "%") and (l[-2] != "\\"): s = s + l[:-1] elif not (nowikimode or codemode) and (len(l) == 1) and (l[-1] == "%"): s = s + l[:-1] else: s = s + l r.append(s) s = '' return r def read_file_to_lines(filename): """ read file """ try: f = codecs.open(filename, "r", encoding='UTF-8') lines = joinLines(f.readlines()) f.close() except: pprint("Cannot read file: %s" % filename, sys.stderr) sys.exit(-2) return lines def scan_for_selected_frames(lines): """scans for frames that should be rendered exclusively, returns true if such frames have been found""" p = re.compile("^!====\s*(.*?)\s*====(.*)", re.VERBOSE) for line in lines: mo = p.match(line) if mo is not None: return True return False def line_opens_unselected_frame(line): p = re.compile("^====\s*(.*?)\s*====(.*)", re.VERBOSE) if p.match(line) is not None: return True return False def line_opens_selected_frame(line): p = re.compile("^!====\s*(.*?)\s*====(.*)", re.VERBOSE) if p.match(line) is not None: return True return False def line_closes_frame(line): p = re.compile("^\s*\[\s*frame\s*\]>", re.VERBOSE) if p.match(line) is not None: return True return False def filter_selected_lines(lines): selected_lines = [] selected_frame_opened = False frame_closed = True frame_manually_closed = False for line in lines: if line_opens_selected_frame(line): selected_frame_opened = True frame_closed = False if line_opens_unselected_frame(line): selected_frame_opened = False frame_closed = False if line_closes_frame(line): selected_frame_opened = False frame_closed = True frame_manually_closed = True if selected_frame_opened or (frame_closed and not frame_manually_closed): selected_lines.append(line) return selected_lines def convert2beamer(lines): out = "" selectedframemode = scan_for_selected_frames(lines) if selectedframemode: out = convert2beamer_selected(lines) else: out = convert2beamer_full(lines) return out def convert2beamer_selected(lines): selected_lines = filter_selected_lines(lines) out = convert2beamer_full(selected_lines) return out def include_file(line): """ Extract filename to include. @param line string a line that might include an inclusion @return string or None if the line contains an inclusion, return the filename, otherwise return None """ p = re.compile("\>\>\>(.*?)\<\<\<", re.VERBOSE) if p.match(line): filename = p.sub(r"\1", line) return filename else: return None def include_file_recursive(base): stack = [] output = [] def recurse(file_): stack.append(file_) nowikimode = False codemode = False for line in get_lines_from_cache(file_): if nowikimode or codemode: if nowikiendre.match(line): nowikimode = False elif codeendre.match(line): codemode = False output.append(line) elif nowikistartre.match(line): output.append(line) nowikimode = True elif codestartre.match(line): output.append(line) codemode = True else: include = include_file(line) if include is not None: if include in stack: raise IncludeLoopException('Loop detected while trying ' "to include: '%s'.\n" % include + 'Stack: '+ "->".join(stack)) else: recurse(include) else: output.append(line) stack.pop() recurse(base) return output def munge_input_lines(lines): # join lines if they end with single \ munge = False new_lines = [] for line in lines: if munge is True: if not line.endswith('\\') and not line.endswith('\\\\'): munge = False else: line = line[:-1] new_lines[-1] += line else: if line.endswith("\\") and not line.endswith('\\\\'): munge = True line = line[:-1] new_lines.append(line) return new_lines def convert2beamer_full(lines): """ convert to LaTeX beamer""" state = w2bstate() result = [''] #start with one empty line as line 0 codebuffer = [] autotemplatebuffer = [] nowikimode = False codemode = False autotemplatemode = False for line in lines: (line, nowikimode) = get_nowikimode(line, nowikimode) if nowikimode: result.append(line) else: (line, _codemode) = get_codemode(line, codemode) if _codemode and not codemode: #code mode was turned on codebuffer = [] elif not _codemode and codemode: #code mode was turned off expand_code_segment(result, codebuffer, state) if codemode or _codemode: codebuffer.append(line) codemode = _codemode else: (line, _autotemplatemode) = get_autotemplatemode(line, autotemplatemode) if _autotemplatemode and not autotemplatemode: #autotemplate mode was turned on autotemplatebuffer = [] elif not _autotemplatemode and autotemplatemode: #autotemplate mode was turned off expand_autotemplate_opening(result, autotemplatebuffer, state) autotemplatemode = _autotemplatemode if autotemplatemode: autotemplatebuffer.append(line) else: state.current_line = len(result) result.append(transform(line, state)) result.append(transform("", state)) # close open environments if state.frame_opened: result.append(get_frame_closing(state)) if state.autotemplate_opened: result.append(get_autotemplate_closing()) #insert defverbs somewhere at the beginning expand_code_defverbs(result, state) return result def print_result(lines): """ print result to stdout """ for l in lines: pprint(l, file=sys.stdout) return def redirect_stdout(outfilename): global _redirected_stdout outfile = open(outfilename, "wt") _redirected_stdout = outfile def main(argv): """ check parameters, start file processing """ usage = "%prog [options] [input1.txt [input2.txt ...]] > output.tex" version = "%prog (http://wiki2beamer.sf.net), version: " + VERSIONTAG parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage="\n " + usage, version=version) parser.add_option("-o", "--output", dest="output", metavar="FILE", help="write output to FILE instead of stdout") opts, args = parser.parse_args() if opts.output is not None: redirect_stdout(opts.output) input_files = [] if not sys.stdin.isatty(): _file_cache['stdin'] = joinLines(sys.stdin.readlines()) input_files.append('stdin') elif len(args) == 0: parser.error("You supplied no files to convert!") input_files += args lines = [] for file_ in input_files: lines += include_file_recursive(file_) lines = munge_input_lines(lines) lines = convert2beamer(lines) print_result(lines) if __name__ == "__main__": main(sys.argv) 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wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/000077500000000000000000000000001336367417400171415ustar00rootroot00000000000000wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/.gitignore000066400000000000000000000001021336367417400211220ustar00rootroot00000000000000man/man1/wiki2beamer.1.bz2 man/wiki2beamer.1 man/wiki2beamer.html wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/000077500000000000000000000000001336367417400207575ustar00rootroot00000000000000wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/.gitignore000066400000000000000000000001521336367417400227450ustar00rootroot00000000000000*.aux *.log *.out *.snm *.toc *.nav # Make .tex ignores more specific. wiki2beamer.tex wiki_*.tex *.pdf wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/Makefile000066400000000000000000000006251336367417400224220ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/make .PRECIOUS: %.tex WIKIFILES=$(wildcard *.wiki) all: $(patsubst %.wiki, %.pdf, $(WIKIFILES)) %.tex: %.wiki @echo "Translating $<" @python ../../code/wiki2beamer $< > $@ %.pdf: %.tex @echo "Running pdflatex in $<" pdflatex $< pdflatex $< %: %.pdf proper: clean $(RM) *.pdf clean: $(RM) *.aux *.log *.nav *.out *.snm *.toc $(RM) $(patsubst %.wiki, %.tex, $(WIKIFILES)) wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/advanced.wiki000066400000000000000000000122471336367417400234170ustar00rootroot00000000000000<[autotemplate] usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage=[T1]{fontenc} usepackage={color} usepackage={textcomp} usepackage={graphics} usepackage={wasysym} usepackage={beamerthemeWarsaw} title={wiki2beamer: \\ An advanced example} author={Michael Rentzsch} date={\today} [autotemplate]> ==== Content ==== This example introduces further (and new) concepts of '''wiki2beamer''' (and \LaTeX\ Beamer): * Overlays * Environments ** Plain \LaTeX{}: Center, % % % Flushright, \ldots ** \LaTeX{} Beamer: Block, Example, \ldots * Columns * Substitutions * Footnotes * Manual Frame Closing ==== Overlays ==== *<1-> Overlays are a very useful concept of the beamer class *<2-> They can be used to uncover content step by step *<3-> They can be used for list items *<4-> Or for any other type of content \\[4mm] \only<4->{\includegraphics[width=6cm]{fig/rainbow}} ==== Overlays in wiki2beamer ==== Here is the source code for the preceding slide -- I guess it should be very much self-explanatory: \\[8mm] {\tt *<1-> Overlays are very useful concept of the beamer class \\ *<2-> They can be used to uncover content step by step \\ *<3-> They can be used for list items \\ *<4-> Or for any other type of content $\backslash$$\backslash$[4mm] \\ \ \\ $\backslash$only$<$4-$>\{$$\backslash$includegraphics[width=6cm]$\{$fig/rainbow$\}\}$ } ==== Environments ==== * \LaTeX\ comes with a number of different environments: ** center ** flushright ** and many more \\[3mm] * \LaTeX\ Beamer includes further environments that are quite useful for presentation slides ** boxes ** examples ** theorems Have a look at the next slide, to see some of the environments in action. ==== Environments in action ==== <[center] This is centered text. [center]> <[flushright] This is right-justified text. [flushright]> <[block]{Hello World.} This is boxed text. [block]> <[example] This is an example. [example]> ==== Environments in wiki2beamer ==== You can use plain \LaTeX{} code to create such environments, of course. However, '''wiki2beamer''' offers you a shortcut: \\[6mm] {\tt $<$[center] \\ This is centered text. \\ {} [center]$>$ \\[6mm] } Thus, $<$[\ldots] will be tranformed into $\backslash$begin$\{$\ldots$\}$. Please pay attention to these two issues: * Environment definitions have to start at the first line character * The user takes full responsibility for closing !all! opened environments ==== Parameters to environments ==== As stated on the preceding slide, '''wiki2beamer''' simply transforms the <[center] {\tt $<$[\ldots] \hspace{5mm} [\ldots]$>$ } [center]> to $\backslash$begin and $\backslash$end commands. \\[6mm] Hence, it is possible to add different kind of parameters to the environment you want to use. \\[2mm] <[block]{An example} This block was created like this: {\tt $<$[block]$\{$An example$\}$ \\ \ldots \\ {} [\ldots]$>$ } [block]> ==== Columns ==== \LaTeX\ Beamer introduced another environment which is handy which presentation slides: !columns!. \\[4mm] <[columns] [[[5cm]]] They can be used to place the slide content in a number of different columns. For example, the text could be on the left side, as it is the case on this page. And the right side could be used to show an image. [[[5cm]]] \includegraphics[width=4.5cm]{fig/rainbow} [columns]> ==== Columns in wiki2beamer ==== Use this syntax to create columns in '''wiki2beamer''': \\[4mm] {\tt $<$[columns] \\ {} [[[5cm]]] \\ Text \ldots \\ \ \\ {} [[[5cm]]] \\ $\backslash$includegraphics[width=4.5cm]$\{$fig/rainbow$\}$ \\{} [columns]$>$ \\[4mm] } The length parameter between [[[ and ]]] specifies the column width. ==== Substitutions ==== '''wiki2beamer''' will transform a few common ASCII symbols to their typographically correct equivalents: \\[4mm] * -{-}$>$ becomes ! --> ! (\$$\backslash$rightarrow\$) * $<$-{-} becomes ! <-- ! (\$$\backslash$leftarrow\$) * ==$>$ becomes ! ==> ! (\$$\backslash$Rightarrow\$) * $<$== becomes ! <== ! (\$$\backslash$Leftarrow\$) * :{-}) becomes ! :-) ! ($\backslash$smiley, requires package wasysym) * :{-}( becomes ! :-( ! ($\backslash$frownie, requires package wasysym) \vspace{3mm} These symbols have to be preceeded and followed by at least one whitespace character. ==== Footnotes ==== Footnotes(((as you can see here))) are quite useful on some occasions. Using '''wiki2beamer''', they can be created like this: \\[6mm] {\tt Footnotes({(}(as you can see here){)}) are quite useful on some occasions. } ==== Manual Frame Closing ==== If you want to write \LaTeX\ code outside of the frame environment you can manually close the frame (which was opened by {\tt ====}) via: '''wiki2beamer''' syntax: {\tt [frame]$>$} '''wiki2beamer''' detects these when at the beginning of a line and then consideres the frame closed. [frame]> \defverbatim\somelisting{ <[verbatim] \defverbatim\somelisting{ Some verbatim code as a \defverbatim outside of a frame. Can be referenced as \somelisting later. } [verbatim]> } ==== Manual Frame Closing ==== This verbatim code was defined via {\tt $\backslash$defverbatim} outside the frame and then included via it's name: \pause <[block]{Some Listing} \somelisting [block]> ==== Finally... ==== <[center] \huge The End. [center]> wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/beamer.wiki000066400000000000000000000104541336367417400231030ustar00rootroot00000000000000<[autotemplate] usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage=[T1]{fontenc} usepackage={color} usepackage={textcomp} usepackage={beamerthemesplit} title={Introduction to Wiki2Beamer} author={Michael Rentzsch} date={\today} [autotemplate]> == Motivation == ==== Why use Wiki2Beamer? ==== \LaTeX{} Beamer is a powerful way to create presentations: * Uses all advantages of \LaTeX, e.g. typesetting of formulas * Powerful overlay concept * Creates small and platform independent PDF files !However, \LaTeX{} Beamer has one big disadvantage:! ==== A typical presentation slide ==== * This is a typical presentation slide * It consists of some items ** Which might be cascaded ** Just like this * The \LaTeX{} Beamer source code for this slide looks like this: ==== Source code ==== { \tt \textbf{$\backslash$frame}{$\{$}\\ {\ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$frametitle}{ $\{$}{A typical presentation slide}{$\}$}\\ { \ \\ }{\ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$begin}{$\{$}{itemize}{$\}$}\\ {\ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$item }{This is a typical presentation slide\\ }{\ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$item }{It consists of some items\\ }{\ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$begin}{$\{$}{itemize}{$\}$}\\ {\ \ \ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$item }{Which might be cascaded\\ }{\ \ \ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$item }{Just like this\\ }{\ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$end}{$\{$}{itemize}{$\}$}\\ {\ \ \ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$item }{ The }\textbf{$\backslash$LaTeX}{$\{$$\}$ }{Beamer source code for this slide looks like this:\\ }{\ \ }\textbf{$\backslash$end}{$\{$}{itemize}{$\}$}\\ { $\}$}\\ } ==== \LaTeX{} Beamer's disadvantage ==== As you can see, one has to write a lot of \LaTeX{} code for a simple slide with a few (structured) items on it. \\[4mm] That's where '''Wiki2Beamer''' comes into play. ==== A typical wiki page ==== Wikis have a very simple syntax. The wiki code for the example slide looks like this: \\[4mm] {\tt ==== A typical presentation slide ====\\ \ \\ * This is a typical presentation slide \\ * It consists of some items \\ ** Which might be cascaded \\ ** Just like this \\ * The $\backslash$LaTeX{} Beamer source code for this slide looks like this: \\ } ==== The idea behind Wiki2Beamer ==== Wiki2Beamer is a small Python script that takes a wiki-like text file and transforms it into \LaTeX{} code for inclusing in a \LaTeX{} Beamer skeleton file. == How to use it == ==== Initial setup ==== # Create a skeleton \LaTeX{} file (see example beamer.tex) # Create a text file for your slides in a wiki-based language # Run '''wiki2beamer.py''' on your wiki file, write the output to a \LaTeX{} file \\ @python wiki2beamer.py wiki.txt > output.tex@ # Use pdflatex to create your presentation file You may want to create a '''make''' script (or something similar) to execute the last two steps. ==== Basic syntax: Headings ==== The Wiki2Beamer syntax is very similiar to those of the famous '''Mediawiki''' software which is used for the '''Wikipedia''' project. \\[4mm] Headings are produced like this: \\[4mm] {\tt !== section ==! will be translated to $\backslash$section{$\ldots$} \\ !=== subsection ===! will be translated to $\backslash$subsection{$\ldots$} \\[2mm] !==== frame ====! will create a new frame } ==== Basic syntax: Lists ==== Lists can be produced very easily: \\[4mm] {\tt * This is an unordered list item. \ \\ ** This is one, too. \ \\ \ \\ \# This is an ordered list item. \ \\ \#\# This is one, too. \ \\ \ \\ * Important: \ \\ *\# Mixing list types is possible. \ \\ *\# Wiki2Beamer will create the necessary environments for you. } ==== Basic syntax: Formatting ==== Wiki2Beamer includes some simple formatting commands: \\[4mm] * '''Bold Text:''' enclose text in @\textquotesingle\textquotesingle\textquotesingle@ * ''Italic Text:'' enclose text in @\textquotesingle\textquotesingle@ * @Typewriter:@ 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0000024749 00000 n 0000000015 00000 n 0000000068 00000 n 0000024496 00000 n 0000000276 00000 n 0000024475 00000 n trailer << /Size 7 /Root 3 0 R /Info 1 0 R >> startxref 24820 %%EOF wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/graphics.wiki000066400000000000000000000022131336367417400234420ustar00rootroot00000000000000<[autotemplate] usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage=[T1]{fontenc} usepackage={color} usepackage={textcomp} usepackage={graphics} usepackage={wasysym} usepackage={beamerthemeWarsaw} title={wiki2beamer: \\ Howto include graphics} author={Michael Rentzsch} date={\today} [autotemplate]> ==== Content ==== <[center] This document shows how to use pictures/images in !!wiki2beamer!! presentations. [center]> ==== The \LaTeX\ Way ==== As alway, you can use plain \LaTeX\ code to include figures \vfill {\tt $\backslash$includegraphics[\ldots]\{\ldots\} } \vfill <[center] \includegraphics[width=4cm]{fig/knot} [center]> ==== The wiki2beamer Way: Part1 ==== '''wiki2beamer''' offers another way to include images which will be % transformed to a \LaTeX\ @includegraphics@-statement: \vfill {\tt $<$$<$$<$filename$>$$>$$>$ } \vfill <[center] <<>> [center]> ==== The wiki2beamer Way: Part2 ==== You can pass '''parameters''' to the @includegraphics@-command using % a comma to separate them from the file name: \vfill {\tt $<$$<$$<$filename,width=4cm,height=3cm$>$$>$$>$ } \vfill <[center] <<>> [center]> wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/version0_4.wiki000066400000000000000000000031051336367417400236330ustar00rootroot00000000000000<[autotemplate] usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage=[T1]{fontenc} usepackage={color} usepackage={textcomp} usepackage={beamerthemesplit} title={New Features in Version 0.4} author={Michael Rentzsch} date={\today} [autotemplate]> == Introduction ==[Intro] ==== Example Version 0.4 ==== This example demonstrates the new features of '''wiki2beamer''' version 0.4. == Changes in Version 0.4 ==[Changes] ==== List of Changes ==== * Supports header and footer definitions for all frames * Optional description for (sub-) sections (i.\,e. short form) === Usage of Headers and Footers ===[Headers and Footers] ==== Header and Footer Definition ====[containsverbatim] Define headers/footers on a single line each: \vfill <[verbatim] @FRAMEHEADER=\begin{center} Top \end{center} \vfill @FRAMEFOOTER=\vfill \begin{center} Bottom \end{center} [verbatim]> \vfill * You can use all \LaTeX\ commands in these definitions (no '''wiki2beamer''' commands). * For example, one could use a '''textpos''' command to put an element at a defined position on every slide. @FRAMEHEADER=\begin{center}\footnotesize Top\end{center} \vfill @FRAMEFOOTER=\vfill \begin{center}\footnotesize Bottom \end{center} ==== A Frame ==== Now, your header and footer will be printed on every new slide. ==== A Frame ==== Yes, '''every''' slide. ==== A Frame ==== I mean it, every, '''every''' slide. @FRAMEHEADER= @FRAMEFOOTER= ==== Deleteting Headers/Footers ====[containsverbatim] To delete your header and footer definitions, write: % just a comment <[verbatim] @FRAMEHEADER= @FRAMEFOOTER= [verbatim]> wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/examples/version0_7.wiki000066400000000000000000000175471336367417400236550ustar00rootroot00000000000000<[autotemplate] usepackage={beamerthemeWarsaw} usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage=[german]{babel} usepackage=[T1]{fontenc} title={What's new in 0.7} subtitle={nowiki, code, autotemplate} author={Kai Dietrich} [autotemplate]> == Overview == ==== What's new in 0.7 ==== There are 4 major changes in wiki2beamer 0.7 # @$\backslash$end\{frame\}@ is no longer detected automatically #* @$\backslash$end\{frame\}@ detection causes semantic misinterpretations in various situations #* @[frame]>@ is the preferred notation anyway, use it # the new @<[nowiki] [nowiki]>@ environment allows you the escape from wiki2beamer completly # the new @<[code] [code]>@ environment allows you to write !animated! code listings # @autotemplate@ support == Nowiki-Escaping == ==== @nowiki@-Environment ==== Sometimes you really don't want wiki2beamer to get in your way. That's where @nowiki@ steps in: Use it like an environment to disable all wiki2beamer action in between: <[nowiki] {\tt $<$[nowiki] \\ me@you.com you@me.com \\ {}[nowiki]$>$ } [nowiki]> result without nowiki (notice the changed font): me@you.com you@me.com result with nowiki: <[nowiki] me@you.com you@me.com [nowiki]> == Animated Listings == === Introduction === ==== ==== \centering Animated Listings:\\ @<[code] [code]>@ ==== The Problem ==== It's a common problem to put source code listings on beamer slides and talk about them to the audience. To support your talk you will often need to pup-up or partially hide some code. Doing this in plain \LaTeX{} can be a pain in the ass and a time-consuming task if you don't know exactly how to do it from the beginning. Also beamer has some problems with verbatim environments inside slides, so if you've ever tried, you will have given up most certainly. \vspace{1em} wiki2beamer solves all these problems by putting together the @listings@-package with some clever code generation. See what's coming\ldots === Syntax === ==== The Basic Syntax ==== <[code][style=basic,language=java] ==== Title ==== //usual frame title <\[code\]\[key=value,key=value\] //opens a code block //the key=value list is passed //directly to lstlistings class Fooo {} //some code \\[ //\[ and \] have special meanings, to use them \\] //in the listing, escape them with a \ \[code\]> //closes the code block [code]> ==== Syntax For Animations ==== <[code][style=basic,language=java] <\[code\] some code that appears from start to end | \[<2>some code that only appears on slide 2\] | \[<2-4>some code that appears on slides 2, 3 and 4\] | \[<2,3>some code that appears on slides 2 and 3\] | \[<1-2,4>some code that appears on slides 1, 2 and 4\] | \[\[<2>some code \]\[<4>some other code\]\] | //on slide 1 and 3 the empty space //will be filled with whitespaces \[code\]> [code]> ==== Animation Syntax Example in Action ==== This is the output: <[code][style=basic] some code that appears from start to end | [<2>some code that only appears on slide 2] | [<2-4>some code that appears on slides 2, 3 and 4] | [<2,3>some code that appears on slides 2 and 3] | [<1-2,4>some code that appears on slides 1, 2 and 4] | [[<2>some code ][<4>some other code]] | [code]> ==== Behind the scenes ==== What wiki2beamer does is: * generate a sequence of listings from the [code] block * give names to the listings * put them at the position before the first frame * put references to the listings in an @overprint-onslide@ on the frame If you want to find out how this looks, take a look at the @.tex@ output of this presentation. === Hello World Example === ==== Overview ==== So here's how you create animated listings: # @$\backslash$usepackage\{listings\}@ # write a style definition for @listings@ # write your code, reference to the style # animate it ==== Defining a style for @listings@ ==== <[code][style=basic,language=TeX,title=\tiny template.tex] \lstdefinestyle{basic}{% captionpos=t,% basicstyle=\footnotesize\ttfamily,% numberstyle=\tiny,% numbers=left,% frame=single,% showspaces=false,% showstringspaces=false,% showtabs=false,% % keywordstyle=\color{blue},% identifierstyle=,% commentstyle=\color{gray},% stringstyle=\color{magenta}% } [code]> ==== Writing the code ==== <[code][style=basic,language=TeX] <\[code\]\[style=basic,language=java,title=HelloWorld.java\] class HelloWorld { public static void main(String args\\[\\]) { System.out.println("Hello World!"); } } \[code\]> [code]> ==== Animating the code ==== <[code][style=basic,language=TeX] <\[code\]\[style=basic,language=java,title=HelloWorld.java\] class HelloWorld { \[<2-3>public static void main(String args\\[\\]) {\] \[<3> System.out.println("Hello World!");\] \[<2,3>}\] } \[code\]> [code]> ==== The result ==== <[code][style=basic,language=java,title=HelloWorld.java] class HelloWorld { [<2-3>public static void main(String args\[\]) {] [<3> System.out.println("Hello World!");] [<2,3>}] } [code]> === Delaying Animations === ==== Showing Animated Code later ==== Q: The animation always starts on overlay 1. What can I do to start it later?\\ A: Use @$\backslash$uncover<\ldots>\{\}@ \uncover<2->{ <[code][style=basic,language=java] \uncover<2->{ [<2-3><\[code\]\[style=basic,language=java\]][<3> class HelloWorld { public static void main(String args\[\]) { System.out.println("Hello World!"); } }] [<2-3>\[code\]>] } [code]> } == Autotemplates == === Introduction === ==== ==== \centering Autotemplate-Support @<[autotemplate] [autotemplate]>@ ==== The Problem ==== For \LaTeX beginners it's quite an obstacle to create the template needed to compile wiki2beamers output. Wouldn't it be nice if wiki2beamer could produce a complete all-in-one @.tex@ file without the need for a seperate template? \vspace{1em} wiki2beamer 0.7 can do exactly that. Let's see how it works\ldots ==== The Solution ==== Put a @<[autotemplate] [autotemplate]>@ section at the beginnung of the wiki2beamer-file. Wiki2beamer will then put a minimal environment around your content with all the usepackages and functionality it needs. It will also provide you with a listings style called "basic". <[code][style=basic,language=TeX,title=\tiny body.txt] <\[autotemplate\] \[autotemplate\]> ==== first slide ==== [code]> Done. No really, thats it. Unless ofcourse you want to have usefull content on your first slide. === Syntax === ==== key=value Commands ==== tuning the default template: <[code][style=basic,language=TeX,title=\tiny body.txt] <\[autotemplate\] %some personal information for the titleframe title={My Random Talk} subtitle={about some random stuff} author={James T. Kork} usepackage={beamerthemeWarsaw} \[autotemplate\]> [code]> The format of the @autotemplate@ environment is a simple @key=value@ format. Any unknown key is interpreted as a command, the value is then appended.\\ @date=\{$\backslash$today\}@ becomes @$\backslash$date\{$\backslash$today\}@. === Semantics === ==== defaults ==== wiki2beamer has some some defaults that you can either accept or overwrite. The default template looks something like: <[code][style=basic,language=TeX,title=\tiny defaults.txt] <\[autotemplate\] documentclass={beamer} usepackage={listings} usepackage={color} usepackage={wasysym} date={\today} lstdefinestyle={basic}{...} titleframe=True \[autotemplate\]> [code]> The @titleframe@-key is special, it tells wiki2beamer to generate the title frame on it's own. ==== key-handling ==== Keys are handled differently: # keys that can only have one value (last one use) #* @documentclass@ #* @titleframe@ # keys that can have multiple values #* all unknown keys #* @usepackage@ @usepackage@ is special in a way that only the last occurence of the package counts (you can give multiple option-sets ala @usepackage=[utf8]\{inputenc\}@\\ @usepackage=[latin1]\{inputenc\}@\\ Latin1 will be the option passed to inputenc in the \LaTeX{} output. ==== ==== \centering\huge Please spread the word! :-) % wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/fdl.txt000066400000000000000000000546621336367417400204640ustar00rootroot00000000000000 GNU Free Documentation License Version 1.3, 3 November 2008 Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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If your document contains nontrivial examples of program code, we recommend releasing these examples in parallel under your choice of free software license, such as the GNU General Public License, to permit their use in free software. wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/man/000077500000000000000000000000001336367417400177145ustar00rootroot00000000000000wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/man/Makefile000066400000000000000000000005741336367417400213620ustar00rootroot00000000000000all: man html man1: mkdir man1 man: wiki2beamer.xml man1 @asciidoctor -b manpage -d manpage wiki2beamer.adoc @bzip2 --keep --stdout wiki2beamer.1 > man1/wiki2beamer.1.bz2 @man -D -M '.' wiki2beamer html: wiki2beamer.xml wiki2beamer.1 asciidoctor -b html5 -d manpage wiki2beamer.adoc clean: rm wiki2beamer.1 rm wiki2beamer.html rm man1/wiki2beamer.1.bz2 rmdir man1/ wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/man/wiki2beamer.adoc000066400000000000000000000230411336367417400227450ustar00rootroot00000000000000= wiki2beamer(1) wiki2beamer developers v0.10.0 :doctype: manpage :manmanual: WIKI2BEAMER :mansource: WIKI2BEAMER :man-linkstyle: pass:[blue R < >] == Name wiki2beamer - convert wiki-formatted text to latex-beamer code == Synopsis wiki2beamer [OPTION...] [FILE...] == Description _FILE_:: the text-file(s) to be processed *-h, --help*:: show a short usage help *--version*:: show version information *-o,--output* _FILE_:: write output to FILE instead of stdout == Usage Usually you want to pipe the output of wiki2beamer into a file: wiki2beamer footalk.txt > footalk.tex If called with multiple input files, wiki2beamer processes them in order with their content being simply concatenated. If called without any input file, wiki2beamer will attempt to read input from STDIN. If no input files are supplied and nothing is available on STDIN, wiki2beamer prints its usage message and exits. If an error occurs, wiki2beamer returns a return code other then 0. == Syntax Wiki2beamer has it's own wiki-syntax which (evolved without much of a concept ;) and) is described below. Everything that is unknown to wiki2beamer will be passed through to the LaTeX output (unless inside special environments). === Overall Structure A wiki2beamer txt file can consist of two sections: the head and the body. The head is optional and is an autotemplate environment. The body contains the content of the document. If the head (autotemplate) is not given, then only the code for the body will be generated and can be included into a manually crafted LaTeX template file. === Managing Input You can split input to wiki2beamer into multiple files. This helps to keep things apart and avoids conflicts. There are two ways to split input. The first is to use multiple input files which wiki2beamer will read and process in order as if they were one concatenated file. The second is to use the >>>include<<< syntax. >>>includefile<<<:: Include the file named _includefile_ at this line. Works recursively. Endless recursion will be detected and treated as an error. Including files doesn't work inside [nowiki] and [code] environments (see below). === Structuring the Presentation +==+ _sectionname_ ==:: opens a section called _sectionname_ == _longsectionname_ ==[_shortname_]:: opens a section called _longsectionname_, passing the parameter _shortname_ to latex === _subsectname_ ===:: opens a subsection called _subsectname_ === _longsubsectname_ ===[_shortname_]:: opens a subsection called _longsubsectname_, passing the parameter _shortname_ to latex ==== _frametitle_ ====_:: opens a frame with the title _frametitle_ ==== _frametitle_ ====[_param_]:: opens a frame with the title _frametitle_, passes frame _parameters_ like t, fragile, verbatim etc. to latex +!+==== _frametitle_ ====[_param_]:: the ! added in front of a frame, selects a frame for exclusive generation. It makes wiki2beamer skip all frames that are not selected. You can select multiple frames. This can speed up the edit-compile-view cycle massively. Sectioning commands work only at the beginning of a line. === Lists (Bullets/Enumerations) +*+ _text_:: create a bullet (itemize) with _text_ * _text_:: create a bullet (itemize) with _text_ that only appears on the specified slides (_onslide_) # _text_:: create a numbered item (enumerate) with _text_ # _text_:: create a numbered item (enumerate) with _text_ that only appears on the specified slides (_onslide_) Cascaded lists, mixed ordered and unordered items: .... * This is a crazy list. *# It contains different items. *# In different formats. *** On different levels. ***<2-> which are animated *<3-> Quite a lot of fun. **<4-> Isn't it? .... === Environments LaTeX knows many environments, some of which are as simple as \begin{center} \end{center}, others are more complicated. To use these in a more wiki-like fashion, use <[name] to open and [name]> to close environments. It will be simply converted to \begin{name} and end{name}. *Warning* No parsing is done. The user is responsible for closing any opened environment. Environment-tags are only recognized at the beginning of a line. === Special Environments Unlike standard environments, some environment names are recognized by wiki2beamer. These are: nowiki, code, autotemplate and frame. If wiki2beamer detects one of these it will do some advanced parsing, which can even fail with a syntax error. === Autotemplate Autotemplate can be used at the beginning of a beamer .txt file. It will create the required LaTeX headers to compile the content. <[autotemplate]:: opens the autotemplate environment [autotemplate]>:: close the autotemplate environment _key=value_ (inside [autotemplate])_:: insert a template command _\keyvalue_ key=value pairs are converted to \keyvalue in the output (except special keys) -- everything after = is just appended to \key. <[autotemplate] usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} [autotemplate]> will be converted to \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}. There is a built-in set of options: <[autotemplate] documentclass={beamer} usepackage={listings} usepackage={wasysym} usepackage={graphicx} date={\today} lstdefinestyle={basic}{....} titleframe=True [autotemplate]> titleframe is a special key that tells wiki2beamer to create a title frame. To set the title, subtitle and author of the presentation use the keys title, subtitle and author. Overriding of the default options works on: * per-key level for: documentclass, titleframe * per-package level for: usepackage * no overriding for: everything else === Code Use code-environments to display animated code listings. <[code]:: open a code environment <[code][_param_]:: open a code environment passing _parameters_ to the latex lstlisting environment. [code]>:: close the code environment <[code][key=value,...] ... [code]> <[code] opens the environment, [code]> closes it, everything after <[code] is passed to the LaTeX listings package as options for this listing. Inside the code environment, [ and ] must be escaped as \[ and \]. Things between [ and ] are animations. There are two kinds of animations: * [some code] - show "some code" only on specified slides * [[some code][some other code]] - show "some code" on the slides in the first spec, show "some other code" on the slides in the second spec, fill up space on slides without content with spaces Slide-specs can be of the form: * n - one single frame n * n-m - sequence of frames n to m * spec,spec,... - combine multiple specs into on (e.g. <1-3,5>) === Nowiki Nowiki-Environments completely escape from wiki2beamer replacements. <[nowiki] opens the environment, [nowiki]> closes it. === Frame The LaTeX-frame environment is where the content of a slide goes. You can manually close a frame-environment which was opened with ==== Frametitle ==== with [frame]>. Wiki2beamer is then aware that the last frame is already closed and doesn't try to close it again. === Text Formatting '''_text_''':: typeset _text_ bold ''_text_'':: typeset _text_ italic @_text_@:: typeset _text_ in typewriter type, to ignore an @, escape it as \@ !_text_!:: alert _text_, to ignore an !, escape it as \! _ color _ _text_ _:: make _text_ appear in color === Columns <[columns]:: opens the column environment [[[ _width_ ]]]:: creates a column of _width_, everything below goes into this column [columns]>:: closes the column environment === Graphics +<<>>+:: include image from _pathtofile_ +<<>>+:: include image from _pathtofile_ passing _key=value_ parameters to latex === Footnotes (((_text_))):: create a footnote containing _text_ === Layout --_length_--:: when found at start of line, with nothing afterwards, insert a \vspace{_length_} (vertical space of length _length_) --*_length_--:: same as above, but insert a \vspace* (a forced vspace) +<_overlay_>{_content_}:: \uncover the _content_ on the given _overlay_ subframes. They will already take up the space, they need to be displayed, so the geometry of the frame doesn't change when the element pops up. -<_overlay_>{_content_}:: \only show the _content_ on the given _overlay_ subframes. They will not take up the space they need to be displayed, so the geometry of the frame changes when the element pops up. === Substitutions +-->+:: becomes $\rightarrow$ +==>+:: becomes $\Rightarrow$ +<--+:: becomes $\leftarrow$ +<==+:: becomes $\Leftarrow$ +:-)+:: becomes \smiley (requires package wasysym) +:-(+:: becomes \frownie (requires package wasysym) === Frame Headers/Footers There are two variables, FRAMEHEADER and FRAMEFOOTER. The content of these will be inserted at the beginning/end of all following slides. @FRAMEHEADER=_text_:: set frameheader to _text_ @FRAMEFOOTER=_text_:: set framefooter to _text_ Leave text empty to reset frame headers and footers. == License Copyright (C) 2009 Kai Dietrich, Michael Rentzsch and others. === Documentation License Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; === Code License wiki2beamer is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/doc/man/wiki2beamer.xml000066400000000000000000000450401336367417400226420ustar00rootroot00000000000000 wiki2beamer 1 Kai Dietrich mail@cleeus.de wiki2beamer Project Michael Rentzsch michael.rentzsch@repc.de wiki2beamer Project wiki2beamer convert wiki-formatted text to latex-beamer code wiki2beamer FILE Description FILE the text-file(s) to be processed , show a short usage help --version show version information , FILE write output to FILE instead of stdout Usage Usually you want to pipe the output of wiki2beamer into a file: wiki2beamer footalk.txt > footalk.tex If called with multiple input files, wiki2beamer processes them in order with their content being simply concatenated. If called without any input file, wiki2beamer will attempt to read input from STDIN. If no input files are supplied and nothing is available on STDIN, wiki2beamer prints its usage message and exits. If an error occurs, wiki2beamer returns a return code other then 0. Syntax Wiki2beamer has it's own wiki-syntax which (evolved without much of a concept ;) and) is described below. Everything that is unknown to wiki2beamer will be passed through to the LaTeX output (unless inside special environments). overall structure A wiki2beamer txt file can consist of two sections: the head and the body. The head is optional and is an autotemplate environment. The body contains the content of the document. If the head (autotemplate) is not given, then only the code for the body will be generated and can be included into a manually crafted LaTeX template file. Managing input You can split input to wiki2beamer into multiple files. This helps to keep things apart and avoids conflicts. There are two ways to split input. The first is to use multiple input files which wiki2beamer will read and process in order as if they were one concatenated file. The second is to use the >>>include<<< syntax. >>>includefile<<< Include the file named includefile at this line. Works recursively. Endless recursion will be detected and treated as an error. Including files doesn't work inside [nowiki] and [code] environments (see below). Structuring the presentation == sectionname == opens a section called sectionname == longsectionname ==[shortname] opens a section called longsectionname, passing the parameter shortname to latex === subsectname === opens a subsection called subsectname === longsubsectname ===[shortname] opens a subsection called longsubsectname, passing the parameter shortname to latex ==== frametitle ==== opens a frame with the title frametitle ==== frametitle ====[param] opens a frame with the title frametitle, passes frame parameters like t, fragile, verbatim etc. to latex !==== frametitle ====[param] the ! added in front of a frame, selects a frame for exclusive generation. It makes wiki2beamer skip all frames that are not selected. You can select multiple frames. This can speed up the edit-compile-view cycle massively. Sectioning commands work only at the beginning of a line. Lists (Bullets/Enumerations) * text create a bullet (itemize) with text *[marker] text Setting markers works like in tex. *<onslide> text create a bullet (itemize) with text that only appears on the specified slides (onslide) # text create a numbered item (enumerate) with text #<onslide> text create a numbered item (enumerate) with text that only appears on the specified slides (onslide) Cascaded lists, mixed ordered and unordered items: * This is a crazy list. *# It contains different items. *# In different formats. *** On different levels. ***<2-> which are animated *<3-> Quite a lot of fun. **<4-> Isn't it? Environments LaTeX knows many environments, some of which are as simple as \begin{center} \end{center}, others are more complicated. To use these in a more wiki-like fashion, use <[name] to open and [name]> to close environments. It will be simply converted to \begin{name} and end{name}. No parsing is done. The user is responsible for closing any opened environment. Environment-tags are only recognized at the beginning of a line. Special Environments Unlike standard environments, some environment names are recognized by wiki2beamer. These are: nowiki, code, autotemplate and frame. If wiki2beamer detects one of these it will do some advanced parsing, which can even fail with a syntax error. autotemplate Autotemplate can be used at the beginning of a beamer .txt file. It will create the required LaTeX headers to compile the content. <[autotemplate] opens the autotemplate environment [autotemplate]> close the autotemplate environment key=value (inside [autotemplate]) insert a template command \keyvalue key=value pairs are converted to \keyvalue in the output (except special keys) -- everything after = is just appended to \key. <[autotemplate] usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc} [autotemplate]> will be converted to \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}. There is a built-in set of options: <[autotemplate] documentclass={beamer} usepackage={listings} usepackage={wasysym} usepackage={graphicx} date={\today} lstdefinestyle={basic}{....} titleframe=True [autotemplate]> titleframe is a special key that tells wiki2beamer to create a title frame. To set the title, subtitle and author of the presentation use the keys title, subtitle and author. Another special key related to the titleframe key is the titleframeopts key: If set, the value will be passed to the titleframe as options. A commonly useful setting is titleframeopts=[plain]. Overriding of the default options works on per-key level for: documentclass, titleframe per-package level for: usepackage no overriding for: everything else code Use code-environments to display animated code listings. <[code] open a code environment <[code][param] open a code environment passing parameters to the latex lstlisting environment. [code]> close the code environment <[code][key=value,...] ... [code]> <[code] opens the environment, [code]> closes it, everything after <[code] is passed to the LaTeX listings package as options for this listing. Inside the code environment, [ and ] must be escaped as \[ and \]. Things between [ and ] are animations. There are two kinds of animations: [<slidespec>some code] - show "some code" only on specified slides [[<slidespec>some code][<slidespec>some other code]] - show "some code" on the slides in the first spec, show "some other code" on the slides in the second spec, fill up space on slides without content with spaces Slide-specs can be of the form: n - one single frame n n-m - sequence of frames n to m spec,spec,... - combine multiple specs into on (e.g. <1-3,5>) nowiki Nowiki-Environments completely escape from wiki2beamer replacements. <[nowiki] opens the environment, [nowiki]> closes it. frame The LaTeX-frame environment is where the content of a slide goes. You can manually close a frame-environment which was opened with ==== Frametitle ==== with [frame]>. Wiki2beamer is then aware that the last frame is already closed and doesn't try to close it again. Text Formatting '''text''' typeset text bold ''text'' typeset text italic @text@ typeset text in typewriter type, to ignore an @, escape it as \@ !text! alert text, to ignore an !, escape it as \! _ color _ text _ make text appear in color Columns <[columns] opens the column environment [[[ width ]]] creates a column of width, everything below goes into this column [columns]> closes the column environment Graphics <<<pathtofile>>> include image from pathtofile <<<pathtofile,key=value>>> include image from pathtofile passing key=value parameters to latex Footnotes (((text))) create a footnote containing text Layout --length-- when found at start of line, with nothing afterwards, insert a \vspace{length} (vertical space of length length) --*length-- same as above, but insert a \vspace* (a forced vspace) +<overlay>{content} \uncover the content on the given overlay subframes. 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We will do our best to document and demonstrate all features of wiki2beamer in this file. It is not meant to be a reference though, that will be the man page wiki2beamer(1). ==== Design goals ==== Wiki2beamer was written to make typesetting presentations with \LaTeX and beamer easier. \LaTeX beamer can create beautiful presentations but it's a very verbose language and most of the simple tasks like using frames or bullet lists take an awful amount of code that looks really complicated. This often scares away beginners and fellow colleagues from even starting with \LaTeX. This is where wiki2beamer steps in. It's designed to make the start easier and not remove any of the powers of the language. == Basic usage == === Commandline === ==== Commandline usage ==== Wiki2beamer is written in python and known to work on python 2.3 up to 2.6. You can use it on Windows too, if you have the python interpreter installed properly. On *nix environments you would simple use it like this: <[code][style=basic] wiki2beamer example.txt > example.tex [code]> On Windows you would have to call the python interpreter with the wiki2beamer script: <[code][style=basic] python wiki2beamer example.txt > example.tex [code]> === The big picture === ==== The big picture ==== A latex beamer document consists (like any latex document) of some introductory style definitions and the document body. In plain latex it looks like this: <[code][style=basic] \documentclass{beamer} %do some style-magic here \begin{document} %insert your presentation here (body) \end{document} [code]> wiki2beamer can produce both: only the body content of the presentation or a complete document. ==== body-only ==== If you want full control over all the fancy stuff you can do with latex, you can use wiki2beamer to generate a .tex that that you can include with @\textbackslash input\{filename.tex\}@. <[code][style=basic] \documentclass{beamer} \begin{document} \input{w2b-output.tex} \end{document} [code]> This is the default mode of operation. ==== autotemplate ==== If you want wiki2beamer to generate a complete document with header, you can use the autotemplate feature. It's a special environment in wiki2beamer syntax and must be the first element in the input file. It has a simple @key=\{value\}@ syntax. For a full reference see the man page. <[code][style=basic] <\[autotemplate\] title={The Title} author={Mr. Foo Bar} date={1970-01-01} titleframe=False \[autotemplate\]> [code]> If the autotemplate environment is used, a default titleframe is generated. If you want that disabled, you can switch it with the titleframe option. === Structure and frames === ==== Structure and frames ==== As most wiki-dialects, wiki2beamer supports the famous <[center] @==== title ====@ [center]> syntax. When these markings start at the beginning of a line, wiki2beamer expands them to open a frame. ==== Structure and frames ==== The following heading markups exist: --1em-- @== title ==@ --> opens a section --1em-- @=== title ===@ --> opens a subsection --1em-- @==== title ====@ --> opens a frame --1em-- Frames will be closed automatically when a new sectioning or frame markup appears. Frames can also be closed with an optional @[frame]>@ marking (usually only needed to write advanced LaTeX code between frames). [frame]> % now you can put your fancy LaTeX code here (outside of a frame) === Lists === ==== Lists ==== Probably one of the most used text elements in presentations are: * bullet * lists and # numbered # lists ==== Bullet Lists ==== Bullet lists can be created by prepending one or many @*@ before a line <[code][style=basic] * A simple bullet list * with two items [code]> Bullet list can also be multi-level: <[code][style=basic] * A more complex bullet list ** with a sublist ** and another sublist *** here [code]> ==== Bullet Lists (output) ==== * A simple bullet list * with two items * A more complex bullet list ** with a sublist ** and another sublist *** here ==== Numbered Lists ==== The same works for numbered lists <[code][style=basic] # first item # second item ## with two subitems ## and another ### subsubitem # third item [code]> ==== Numbered Lists (output) ==== # first item # second item ## with two subitems ## and another ### subsubitem # third item ==== Mixed Lists ==== Numbered and bullet lists can be mixed: <[code][style=basic] # first item #* with a sub-list #*# one numbered subsub-item #*# another numbered subsub-item #* and a lone bullet # second item [code]> ==== Mixed Lists (output) ==== # first item #* with a sub-list #*# one numbered subsub-item #*# another numbered subsub-item #* and a lone bullet # second item === Text markup === ==== Text markup ==== Text can be formatted with some markups. Some markups can be escaped with a \textbackslash. \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|} \hline markup & output & escaping \\\hline \hline <[nowiki] \texttt{'''bold text'''} [nowiki]> & '''bold text''' & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{''italic text''} [nowiki]> & ''italic text'' & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{@teletype text@} [nowiki]> & @teletype text@ & \textbackslash@ \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{!alerted text!} [nowiki]> & !alerted text! & \textbackslash! \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{\_color\_colored text\_} [nowiki]> & _blue_blue text_ & \\\hline \end{tabular} ==== Text substitutions ==== There are some simple text replacements you can use: --2em-- \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|} \hline markup & output & escaping \\\hline \hline <[nowiki] \texttt{-->} [nowiki]> & --> & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{<--} [nowiki]> & <-- & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{==>} [nowiki]> & ==> & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{<==} [nowiki]> & <== & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{:-)} [nowiki]> & :-) & \\\hline <[nowiki] \texttt{:-(} [nowiki]> & :-( & \\\hline \end{tabular} ==== Footnotes ==== You can also use footnotes on your slides(((This is such a footnote.))). --2em-- <[code][style=basic] ...your slides(((This is such a footnote.))). [code]> === Environments === ==== Environments ==== One of the basic building blocks of LaTeX syntax are environments. In plain LaTeX you open, give options and close them with the following notation: <[code][style=basic] \begin{someenv}\[option=foo\] ... \end{someenv} [code]> wiki2beamer provides a shorter syntax that looks like this: <[code][style=basic] <\[someenv\]\[option=foo\] ... \[someenv\]> [code]> ==== Environment example ==== Some of the most used environments probably is: --1em-- <[nowiki] \texttt{ <[center] some centered text [center]> } [nowiki]> --1em-- output: --1em-- <[center] some centered text [center]> ==== LaTeX vs. wiki2beamer environments ==== The default case is that wiki2beamer doesn't care about the name of the environment and just passes it on to LaTeX. For these default environments wiki2beamer doesn't track open and close tags. --1em-- There are a few exceptions where wiki2beamer knows and parses the environments: * @[nowiki]@ (escaping from wiki2beamer) * @[code]@ (code listings) * @[autotemplate]@ (autotemplate header) === Escaping === ==== Escaping from wiki2beamer ==== Everything wiki2beamer doesn't know, it doesn't touch. But what if it knows something that you want it to leave untouched? For some of the most common notations we already have escaping with a \textbackslash. If there isn't an escape, you can use the generic @[nowiki]@ environment. <[code][style=basic] <\[nowiki\] '''text that isn't bold''' \[nowiki\]> [code]> Notice that the [nowiki] tags start and end at the beginning of a line. ==== Escaping (output) ==== <[nowiki] '''text that isn't bold''' [nowiki]> === Code === ==== Code ==== One of the great strengths of LaTeX is the ability to typeset and highlight sourcecode. Doing that manually is a very tedious task in visual presentation tools. In LaTeX code listings are realized with the @listings@ package that provides a new @\textbackslash lstlisting@ environment. --1em-- In wiki2beamer we have a convenient @[code]@ environment. ==== Code ==== The basic usage is: <[code][style=basic] <\[code\] ... your listing here ... \[code\]> [code]> The @lstlisting@ environment in the background provides options, e.g. you can configure the highlighting: <[code][style=basic] <\[code\]\[style=basic,language=C,title=code example\] if ( a == b ) { return 0; } \[code\]> [code]> Inside @[code]@ environments, wiki2beamer processing is mostly disabled. The only characters with a special meaning are @[@ and @]@ which have to be escaped with a \textbackslash. ==== Code (output) ==== <[code][style=basic,language=C,title=code example] if ( a == b ) { return 0; } [code]> === Layout === ==== Vertical Space ==== You can insert vertical space between two paragraphs with the <[center] <[nowiki] \texttt{--length--} [nowiki]> [center]> notation where ''length'' can be a valid latex length expression (e.g. @1cm@, @1pt@, @1em@ or even @0.2\textbackslash textwidth@). This space will be squeezed by latex when the page is full. To really force LaTeX to insert a space, use the alternative <[center] <[nowiki] \texttt{--*length--} [nowiki]> [center]> notation. ==== Columns ==== Latex beamer can divide the current frame into columns. In wiki2beamer this can be done with the following notation: <[code][style=basic] <\[columns\] \[\[\[width\]\]\] this is the first column \[\[\[width\]\]\] this is the second column \[columns\]> [code]> where ''width'' is a valid latex length expression. ==== Columns example ==== <[code][style=basic] \centering Text above the columns <\[columns\] \[\[\[0.4\textwidth\]\]\] this is: * the first column * with a list \[\[\[0.4\textwidth\]\]\] this is: * the second column * with another list \[columns\]> \centering Text below the columns [code]> ==== Columns example (output) ==== \centering Text above the columns. <[columns] [[[0.4\textwidth]]] this is: * the first column * with a list [[[0.4\textwidth]]] this is: * the second column * with another list [columns]> \centering Text below the columns. === Headers and Footers === ==== Headers and Footers ==== Sometimes you want to repeat some latex code at the header and footer of your presentation frames (e.g. to show logos or names). To make this easier you can fill two special storage field @\@FRAMEHEADER=@ and @\@FRAMEFOOTER=@ with some latex code. wiki2beamer will append or prepend this right after the frame opening or frame closing in the resulting latex code. @FRAMEHEADER=\begin{flushright}This is a generated FRAMEHEADER\end{flushright} @FRAMEFOOTER=\vfill \begin{flushright}This is a generated FRAMEFOOTER\end{flushright} ==== Frame with generated header/footer ==== This is the text of the frame %deleting header and footer @FRAMEHEADER= @FRAMEFOOTER= == Graphics == ==== Including graphics ==== LaTeX can include graphics with the @\textbackslash includegraphics@ command. To ease the use, wiki2beamer provides a simple syntax. simple: <[code][style=basic] <<>> [code]> advanced: <[code][style=basic] <<>> [code]> For a documentation of available options, take a look at the graphix package documentation. ==== Graphics example ==== <[code][style=basic] <<>> [code]> ==== Graphics example (output) ==== <<>> ==== Figure Example ==== Alternatively you could use the @figure@ environment which would allow you to add a @caption@ too: <[code][style=basic] <\[figure\] <<>> \caption{Database Scheme} <\[figure\] [code]> ==== Figure Example (output) ==== <[figure] <<>> \caption{Database Scheme} [figure]> == Animation == === How it works === ==== Animation ==== LaTeX beamer provides facilities for generating simple animated slides. Wiki2beamer provides some shortcuts on top of the beamer class. --1em-- LaTeX beamer has the notion of animation layers: Whenever a frame contains an animation, it will consist of consecutive numbered animation layers. ==== Layer specs ==== Whenever you animate something, you can specify that it should appear or disappear on a certain animation layer. The notations can look like this: --1em-- \begin{tabular}{ll} @@ & a single layer ''n'' \\ @@ & two layers ''n'' and ''m'' \\ @@ & all layers between ''n'' and ''m'' \\ @@ & all layers between ''n'' and ''m'' plus layer ''k'' \\ \end{tabular} === Animating lists === ==== Animating lists ==== To animate a wiki2beamer list, just add a spec after the @*@ or @\#@ characters: <[code][style=basic] * always there (layer 1-4) *<2> only on layer 2 *<2-3> on layer 2-3 *<2,4> on layer 2 and 4 [code]> ==== Animating lists (output) ==== * always there (layer 1-4) *<2> only on layer 2 *<2-3> on layer 2-3 *<2,4> on layer 2 and 4 === Animating anything === ==== Animating anything ==== LaTeX knows the two commands @\textbackslash uncover@ and @\textbackslash only@. --1em-- @uncover@ shows and element on the given layers while otherwise just displaying an invisible placeholder box. In wiki2beamer this is denoted as: <[center] <[nowiki] \texttt{+$<$n-m$>$\{content\}} [nowiki]> [center]> here's an example: <[code][style=basic] above +<2>{uncovered} below [code]> ==== @uncover@ example (output) ==== above +<2>{uncovered} below ==== @only@ example ==== @only@ makes an element appear without having a placeholder box before. In wiki2beamer this is denoted as: <[center] <[nowiki] \texttt{-$<$n-m$>$\{content\}} [nowiki]> [center]> here's the example: <[code][style=basic] above -<2>{only on 2} below [code]> ==== @only@ example (output) ==== above -<2>{only on 2} below ==== animating graphics ==== Animating graphics is nothing special. Here is the example: <[code][style=basic] +<1>{ <<>> } +<2>{ <<>> } [code]> ==== animating graphics (output) ==== <[center] +<1>{ <<>> } +<2>{ <<>> } [center]> === Animating code === ==== Animating code ==== When talking about code listings, you often want things to appear or disappear, step by step. In wiki2beamer, you can do that with a simple notation(((Try to do it without wiki2beamer, you'll feel the pain ;) ))). <[code][style=basic] <\[code\] some normal code above \[<2-4>some code only on layer 2-4\] \[\[<2>some code on layer 2\]\[<4>replaced on layer 4\]\] some normal code below \[code\]> [code]> ==== Animating code (output) ==== <[code][style=basic] some normal code above [<2-4>some code only on layer 2-4] [[<2>some code on layer 2][<4>replaced on layer 4]] some normal code below [code]> == Advanced usage == ==== Advanced usage ==== <[center] Tricks for the adept. [center]> === Frame options === ==== Frame options ==== LaTeX supports giving arguments to opening frames. It looks like: <[code][style=basic] \begin{frame}\[someoption\] [code]> Such options can be added in wiki2beamer by appending them to the frame opening: <[code][style=basic] ==== frametitle ====\[someoption] [code]> One example are fragile frames. ==== Fragile frames ==== For some features to work (eg. verbatim content), latex beamer needs a frame marked as fragile. In plain \LaTeX this would look like: <[code][style=basic] \begin{frame}\[fragile\] ... \end{frame} [code]> This can be realized with wiki2beamer by simply appending a @[fragile]@ tag to the frame header: <[code][style=basic] ==== a fragile frame ====\[fragile\] ... [code]> ==== a fragile frame ====[fragile] This is such a fragile frame with some \verb-V#rb/\t|m t === selective editing === ==== Selective editing ==== When LaTeX documents become large and contain many inputs (graphics), the latex compiler tends to be slow -- to slow for the edit-compile cycle. --1em-- To speed things up a bit, wiki2beamer allows you to select single frames for editing. <[center] <[nowiki] \texttt{!==== frame title ====} [nowiki]> [center]> --1em-- When there is at least one selected frame, all frames that are not selected will be omitted from the LaTeX output. === Managing input === ==== Managing input ==== If you want to work with your colleagues on a single presentation you can (and should) of course use your favourite version control system, but you'd still have to resolve conflicts. To reduce the number of conflicts, wiki2beamer can build presentations from multiple input files. ==== Multiple inputs by commandline ==== The first way is to use the commandline to concatenate multiple input files: --1em-- <[code][style=basic] wiki2beamer header.txt dave.txt debby.txt > talk.tex [code]> >>>includefile.txt<<< wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/tests/example/includefile.txt000066400000000000000000000002731336367417400242170ustar00rootroot00000000000000==== Multiple inputs by includes ==== The second way is to include additional input files with the --1em-- <[center] <[nowiki] \texttt{>>>includefile.txt<<<} [nowiki]> [center]> syntax. wiki2beamer-wiki2beamer-v0.10.0/tests/test_wiki2beamer.py000077500000000000000000000477721336367417400233740ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # This file is part of wiki2beamer. # wiki2beamer is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # wiki2beamer is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with wiki2beamer. If not, see . import sys import unittest import re import random sys.path.append('../code') from wiki2beamer import * class TestBasics(unittest.TestCase): def test_join_lines_standard(self): lines = ['', 'foo%', 'bar'] joined = joinLines(lines) self.assertEqual(len(joined), 2) self.assertEqual(joined[0], lines[0]) self.assertEqual(joined[1], 'foobar') def test_join_lines_shortlines(self): lines = ['%', '%'] joined = joinLines(lines) self.assertEqual(len(joined), 0) def test_escape_resub(self): string = r"foo \1 bar" expected = r"foo \\1 bar" out = escape_resub(string) self.assertEqual(expected,out) def test_escape_resub2(self): instr = "abc" substr = r'a\1' p = re.compile(".*(b).*") out = p.sub(escape_resub(substr), instr) self.assertEqual(out, substr) class TestTransform(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): self.state = w2bstate() return def tearDown(self): self.state = None return def test_substitutions(self): self.assertEqual(transform('foo --> bar', self.state), r'foo $\rightarrow$ bar') self.assertEqual(transform('foo <-- bar', self.state), r'foo $\leftarrow$ bar') def test_section(self): self.assertEqual(transform('== foo ==', self.state), '\n\\section{foo}\n\n') def test_subsection(self): self.assertEqual(transform('=== foo ===', self.state), '\n\\subsection{foo}\n\n') def test_footnote(self): self.assertEqual(transform('(((foo)))', self.state), '\\footnote{foo}') def test_columns(self): self.assertEqual(transform('[[[6cm]]]', self.state), '\\column{6cm}') def test_typewriter(self): input_expected = [('@TEST@', '\\texttt{TEST}'), ('@TEST', '@TEST'), ('TEST@', 'TEST@'), ('@TEST@TEST@', '\\texttt{TEST}TEST@'), ('@TEST@ test @TEST@', '\\texttt{TEST} test \\texttt{TEST}'), ('\@TEST\@', '@TEST@'), ('\\TEST', '\\TEST'), ('@TEST\@TEST@', '\\texttt{TEST@TEST}'), ('\@TEST @TEST@ TEST\@', '@TEST \\texttt{TEST} TEST@')] for input_, expected in input_expected: self.assertEqual(transform(input_, self.state), expected) def test_alert(self): input_expected = [('!TEST!', '\\alert{TEST}'), ('!TEST', '!TEST'), ('TEST!', 'TEST!'), ('!TEST!TEST!', '\\alert{TEST}TEST!'), ('!TEST! test !TEST!', '\\alert{TEST} test \\alert{TEST}'), ('\!TEST\!', '!TEST!'), ('\\TEST', '\\TEST'), ('!TEST\!TEST!', '\\alert{TEST!TEST}'), ('\!TEST !TEST! TEST\!', '!TEST \\alert{TEST} TEST!')] for input_, expected in input_expected: self.assertEqual(transform(input_, self.state), expected) def test_vspace(self): self.assertEqual(transform('--3em--', self.state), '\n\\vspace{3em}\n') self.assertEqual(transform('--3em--foo', self.state), '--3em--foo') self.assertEqual(transform(' --3em-- ', self.state), '\n\\vspace{3em}\n') def test_vspacestar(self): self.assertEqual(transform('--*3em--', self.state), '\n\\vspace*{3em}\n') self.assertEqual(transform('--*3em--foo', self.state), '--*3em--foo') self.assertEqual(transform(' --*3em-- ', self.state), '\n\\vspace*{3em}\n') def test_uncover(self): self.assertEqual(transform('+<2-> {foo}', self.state), '\\uncover<2->{foo}') self.assertEqual(transform(' +<2->{\nfoo', self.state), ' \\uncover<2->{\nfoo') def test_only(self): self.assertEqual(transform('-<2-> {foo}', self.state), '\only<2->{foo}') self.assertEqual(transform(' -<2->{\nfoo', self.state), ' \only<2->{\nfoo') def test_uncover_intext(self): self.assertEqual(transform('foo +<2->{moo} bar', self.state), 'foo \\uncover<2->{moo} bar') self.assertEqual(transform(\ 'foo +<2-3> {\\begin{enumerate} \\end{enumerate}}', self.state),\ 'foo \\uncover<2-3>{\\begin{enumerate} \\end{enumerate}}') def test_color(self): self.assertEqual(transform('_blue_foo_', self.state), '\\textcolor{blue}{foo}') # test for bug 3294518 self.assertEqual(transform(r'\frac{V_1}{R_1}=\frac{V_2}{R_2}', self.state), r'\frac{V_1}{R_1}=\frac{V_2}{R_2}') # test for bug 3365134 # colors interfere with graphics self.assertEqual(transform(r'<<>>', self.state),'\includegraphics{file/foo_bar/baz_dazz_baz}') self.assertEqual(transform(r'_blue_make me blue_ <<>>', self.state),r'\textcolor{blue}{make me blue} \includegraphics{file/foo_bar_/baz_fasel.svg}') class TestExpandCode(unittest.TestCase): def test_search_escape_sequences_basic(self): code = "System435.out.println(\"foo\");123System.ou12t.println234(\"foo\");System.23out.23456println(\"foo\");S237yst28em.out.pr18intln(\"foo\");" (open, close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(code) self.assertEqual(code.find(open), -1) self.assertEqual(code.find(close), -1) def test_search_escape_sequences_short(self): code = "12" (open, close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(code) self.assertEqual(code.find(open), -1) self.assertEqual(code.find(close), -1) def test_search_escape_sequences_veryshort(self): code = "" (open, close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(code) self.assertEqual(code.find(open), -1) self.assertEqual(code.find(close), -1) def test_search_escape_sequences_large(self): code = [] for i in range(0, 10000): code.append(chr(random.randint(48,57))) code = ''.join(code) (open, close) = expand_code_search_escape_sequences(code) self.assertEqual(code.find(open), -1) self.assertEqual(code.find(close), -1) def test_expand_code_tokenize_anims(self): items = ['1', '2', '3', '-', ',', '[', ']', '<', '>', 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', '}', '{'] code = [] for i in range(0, 100): code.extend(items) random.shuffle(items) out = expand_code_tokenize_anims(''.join(code)) self.assertTrue(len(out[0])>0) self.assertTrue(len(out[1])>0) for item in out[0]: #anims self.assertTrue(item.startswith('[') and item.endswith(']')) for item in out[1]: #non-anims self.assertTrue(not (item.startswith('[') and item.endswith(']'))) def test_expand_code_tokenize_anims_empty(self): out = expand_code_tokenize_anims('') self.assertEqual(out[0], []) self.assertEqual(out[1], ['']) class TestConvert2Beamer(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): return def tearDown(self): return def test_nowiki(self): lines = ['<[nowiki ]%',\ '==== foo ====',\ '[ nowiki]>moo'] expected = ['\n', '%',\ '==== foo ====',\ 'moo',\ ''] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_not_nowiki(self): lines = [' <[nowiki]', '== foo =='] expected = ['\n', ' <[nowiki]', '\n\section{foo}\n\n', ''] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_frame_open_close(self): lines = ['==== foo ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_frame_open_close_again(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', '==== bar ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', ' \n\\end{frame}\n\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{bar}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_frame_close_detect(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', '[ frame ]>', '==== bar ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', '\\end{ frame }', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{bar}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_itemize(self): lines = ['* foo', '* bar', '** foobar'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item foo', ' \\item bar', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item foobar', '\\end{itemize}\n\\end{itemize}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_itemize_nospace(self): lines = ['*foo', '*bar', '**foobar'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item foo', ' \\item bar', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item foobar', '\\end{itemize}\n\\end{itemize}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_itemize_marker(self): lines = ['*[A]foo', '*[B] bar', '**[C] foobar'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item[A] foo', ' \\item[B] bar', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item[C] foobar', '\\end{itemize}\n\\end{itemize}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_enumerate(self): lines = ['# one', '# two', '## onetwo'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item one', ' \\item two', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item onetwo', '\\end{enumerate}\n\\end{enumerate}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_enumerate_nospace(self): lines = ['#one', '#two', '##onetwo'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item one', ' \\item two', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item onetwo', '\\end{enumerate}\n\\end{enumerate}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_enumerate_marker(self): lines = ['#[A]foo', '#[B] bar', '##[C] foobar'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item[A] foo', ' \\item[B] bar', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item[C] foobar', '\\end{enumerate}\n\\end{enumerate}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_itemenum(self): lines = ['# one', '#* onefoo', '#* onebar', '## oneone', '#*# onefooone'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item one', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item onefoo', ' \\item onebar', '\\end{itemize}\n\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item oneone', '\\end{enumerate}\n\\begin{itemize}\n\\begin{enumerate}\n \\item onefooone', '\\end{enumerate}\n\\end{itemize}\n\\end{enumerate}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_header(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', '@FRAMEHEADER=bar', '==== bar ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{bar}\n bar \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_footer(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', '@FRAMEFOOTER=bar', '==== bar ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{bar}\n \n', '', ' bar \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_subexp_footer(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', '@FRAMEFOOTER=\\huge bar 3', '==== bar ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{bar}\n \n', '', ' \\huge bar 3 \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_section_footer(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', '@FRAMEFOOTER=bar', '== foosec ==', '==== bar ===='] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n\n\\section{foosec}\n\n', '\\begin{frame}\n \\frametitle{bar}\n \n', '', ' bar \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_itemizeclose_column(self): lines = ['* foo', '[[[6cm]]]'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item foo', '\\end{itemize}\n\\column{6cm}', ''] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_fragile(self): lines = ['==== foo ====[fragile]', 'foo'] expected = ['\n', '\\begin{frame}[fragile]\n \\frametitle{foo}\n \n', 'foo', '', ' \n\\end{frame}\n'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_code_inside_code(self): lines = ['<[code]', '\\[code\\]', '[code]>'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertTrue('code' in '\n'.join(out)) def test_indexing_inside_code(self): lines = ['<[code]', 'i\\[12345\\]', '[code]>'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertTrue('12345' in '\n'.join(out)) def test_a_list_inside_code(self): lines = ['<[code]', '\\[11111 10000 9000 code 70000\\]', '[code]>'] out = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertTrue('11111' in '\n'.join(out)) def test_utf8_in_code(self): lines =['<[code]', 'ä', '[code]>'] # this should not raise an exception out = convert2beamer(lines) def test_use_code_in_itemenums(self): lines = ["* L1", "** L2.1", "<[code]", "Example", "[code]>", "** L2.2", ] expected = ['\\defverbatim[colored]\\akfchdafjhpleppkabpmbbhnjohbodkj{\n\\begin{lstlisting}Example\\end{lstlisting}\n}\n', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item L1', '\\begin{itemize}\n \\item L2.1', '\n\\akfchdafjhpleppkabpmbbhnjohbodkj\n', ' \\item L2.2', '\\end{itemize}\n\\end{itemize}\n'] received = convert2beamer(lines) self.assertTrue(expected, received) class TestFileInclusion(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): files = {'test_file': ['test file content'], 'test_file2':['content from test_file2', '>>>test_file<<<'], 'test_file3':['content from test_file3', '<[nowiki]', '>>>test_file<<<', '[nowiki]>'], 'test_file_loop':['test_file_loop content', '>>>test_file_loop<<<'], 'test_file_code':['<[code]', '>>>test_file<<<', '[code]>'], 'test_file_code_nowiki':['<[code]', '<[nowiki]', '>>>test_file<<<', '[nowiki]>', '[code]>'], 'test_file_include_after_code':['<[code]','[code]>','>>>test_file<<<'] } for file_, lines in list(files.items()): add_lines_to_cache(file_, lines) return def tearDown(self): clear_file_cache() return def test_include_file_works(self): expected = 'test_file' line = ">>>test_file<<<" out = include_file(line) self.assertEqual(expected, out) def test_include_file_recursive_works(self): expected = ['content from test_file2', 'test file content'] out = include_file_recursive('test_file2') self.assertEqual(expected, out) def test_include_file_recursive_honors_nowiki(self): expected = ['content from test_file3', '<[nowiki]', '>>>test_file<<<', '[nowiki]>'] out = include_file_recursive('test_file3') self.assertEqual(expected, out) def test_include_file_recursive_detects_loop(self): expected = ["test_file_loop content"] self.assertRaises(Exception, include_file_recursive, 'test_file_loop') def test_include_file_disabled_inside_code(self): expected = ['\\defverbatim[colored]\\mfkjiamnpineejahopjoapckhioohfpa{\n\\begin{lstlisting}>>>test_file<<<\\end{lstlisting}\n}\n', '\n\\mfkjiamnpineejahopjoapckhioohfpa\n', ''] out = include_file_recursive('test_file_code') out = convert2beamer(out) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_include_file_inside_code_inside_nowiki(self): expected = ['\\defverbatim[colored]\\nebnimnjipaalcaeojiaajjiompiecho{\n\\begin{lstlisting}\\end{lstlisting}\n}\n', '', '>>>test_file<<<', '\n\\nebnimnjipaalcaeojiaajjiompiecho\n', ''] out = include_file_recursive('test_file_code_nowiki') out = convert2beamer(out) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_include_file_after_code(self): expected = ['\\defverbatim[colored]\\nebnimnjipaalcaeojiaajjiompiecho{\n\\begin{lstlisting}\\end{lstlisting}\n}\n', '\n\\nebnimnjipaalcaeojiaajjiompiecho\n', 'test file content', ''] out = include_file_recursive('test_file_include_after_code') out = convert2beamer(out) self.assertEqual(out, expected) class TestMunge(unittest.TestCase): def test_basic_munge(self): in_ = ['* one\\', ' two', '* three', '* four'] expected = ['* one two', '* three', '* four'] out = munge_input_lines(in_) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_multi_munge(self): in_ = ['* one\\', ' two\\', ' three', '* four'] expected = ['* one two three', '* four'] out = munge_input_lines(in_) self.assertEqual(out, expected) def test_correct_munge_escape(self): in_ = ['* one\\\\', ' two'] out = munge_input_lines(in_) self.assertEqual(out, in_) class TestSelectedFramesMode(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): return def tearDown(self): return def test_selected_frames_simple(self): lines = ['!==== foo ====', 'mooo'] expected = ['!==== foo ====', 'mooo'] out = filter_selected_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_unselected_frames_simple(self): lines = ['==== foo ====', 'moo'] expected = [] out = filter_selected_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_selected_frames_mixed(self): lines = ['==== unselected ====', 'foo', '', '!==== selected ====', 'moo', '==== unselected2 ====', 'moo', '!==== selected2 ====', 'moo'] expected = ['!==== selected ====', 'moo', '!==== selected2 ====', 'moo'] out = filter_selected_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) def test_selected_frames_autotemplate(self): lines = ['<[autotemplate]', '[autotemplate]>', '!==== selected ====', 'foo', '', '==== unselected ===='] expected = ['<[autotemplate]', '[autotemplate]>', '!==== selected ====', 'foo', ''] out = filter_selected_lines(lines) self.assertEqual(out,expected) if __name__=="__main__": unittest.main() 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wiki2beamer

collaborative slide editing made easy

wiki2beamer converts a simple wiki-like syntax to complex LaTeX beamer code. It's written in python and should run on windows and all *nix platforms. Why collaborative? Because you can use it with version control systems. Afraid to loose some LaTeX powers? Don't worry: you can always fall back to plain LaTeX as wiki2beamer is just a preprocessor.

wiki2beamer: Try it with your colleagues! :)

Syntax

This is how it looks like:

wiki2beamer code input LaTeX code output 
==== A simple frame ====

* with a funky
* bullet list
*# and two
*# numbered sub-items

\begin{frame}
 \frametitle{A simple frame}

  \begin{itemize}
    \item with a funky
    \item bullet list
      \begin{enumerate}
        \item and two
    \item numbered sub-items
      \end{enumerate}
  \end{itemize}

\end{frame}

Which do you like more? And there is even more cool stuff inside: animations, code listings, text formatting, ... (see the example pdf).

Links

Contribute

If you want to improve wiki2beamer, don't be afraid. It's not that complicated and we happily accept pull-requests. Just make your changes, and submit a pull-request on GitHub. If you want to make things go faster, you can also document your changes in the man-page sources (asciidoc) and write some unittests so we don't have to do that for you.

Distributions

wiki2beamer has native packages in the following distributions:

Dependencies/Compatibility

wiki2beamer only requires a working python interpreter. It's supposed to run on CPython 2.3 up to 3.x. If it doesn't, it's a bug that should be filed in the bugtracker.