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I have a tex-document with some text and a folder with plantuml diagrams.
I need to import diagrams into a document.
I've tried to use plantuml package - https://ctan.org/pkg/plantuml?lang=en. It works pretty well for me. Yet, it works only when I paste uml text inside my document manually.
Is it possible to use that package to import files by path? Or, should I use another package? Or, maybe, should I use Lua for my task?
I'm quite new in TeX %)
My restrictions:
path contains spaces, e.g. "../folder name/file name with spaces.md"
plantuml file is a markdown file with injected uml syntax, e.g. (of course, dashes without spaces in original files)
` ` `plantuml
@startuml
skinparam BoxPadding 30
...
@enduml
` ` `
Either include or import doesn't help me :/ Maybe, I do smth wrong with TeX.
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I have a tex-document with some text and a folder with plantuml diagrams.
I need to import diagrams into a document.
I've tried to use plantuml package - https://ctan.org/pkg/plantuml?lang=en. It works pretty well for me. Yet, it works only when I paste uml text inside my document manually.
Is it possible to use that package to import files by path? Or, should I use another package? Or, maybe, should I use Lua for my task?
I'm quite new in TeX %)
My restrictions:
path contains spaces, e.g. "../folder name/file name with spaces.md"
plantuml file is a markdown file with injected uml syntax, e.g. (of course, dashes without spaces in original files)
` ` `plantuml
@startuml
skinparam BoxPadding 30
...
@enduml
` ` `
Either include or import doesn't help me :/ Maybe, I do smth wrong with TeX.
tikz-pgf luatex
asked 17 hours ago
UtheringUthering
1
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I have a tex-document with some text and a folder with plantuml diagrams.
I need to import diagrams into a document.
I've tried to use plantuml package - https://ctan.org/pkg/plantuml?lang=en. It works pretty well for me. Yet, it works only when I paste uml text inside my document manually.
Is it possible to use that package to import files by path? Or, should I use another package? Or, maybe, should I use Lua for my task?
I'm quite new in TeX %)
My restrictions:
path contains spaces, e.g. "../folder name/file name with spaces.md"
plantuml file is a markdown file with injected uml syntax, e.g. (of course, dashes without spaces in original files)
` ` `plantuml
@startuml
skinparam BoxPadding 30
...
@enduml
` ` `
Either include or import doesn't help me :/ Maybe, I do smth wrong with TeX.
tikz-pgf luatex
asked 17 hours ago
UtheringUthering
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I have a tex-document with some text and a folder with plantuml diagrams.
I need to import diagrams into a document.
I've tried to use plantuml package - https://ctan.org/pkg/plantuml?lang=en. It works pretty well for me. Yet, it works only when I paste uml text inside my document manually.
Is it possible to use that package to import files by path? Or, should I use another package? Or, maybe, should I use Lua for my task?
I'm quite new in TeX %)
My restrictions:
path contains spaces, e.g. "../folder name/file name with spaces.md"
plantuml file is a markdown file with injected uml syntax, e.g. (of course, dashes without spaces in original files)
` ` `plantuml
@startuml
skinparam BoxPadding 30
...
@enduml
` ` `
Either include or import doesn't help me :/ Maybe, I do smth wrong with TeX.
tikz-pgf luatex
tikz-pgf luatex
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You didn't supply a test file, but taking one from the manual...
You can get lua to take a file with the markup, add the latex environment saving to a temporary file and then input (using a temporary file just simplifies the catcode handling)
main document
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage{plantuml}
defpumlfile#1{%
directlua{%
local f = assert(io.open("#1", "rb"))
local content = f:read("*all")
f:close()
local f2 = io.open("#1" .. ".ltx","w")
f2:write("string\begin{plantuml}stringn" .. content .. "string\end{plantuml}")
f2:close()
}%
input{"#1.ltx"}}
begin{document}
pumlfile{p1.txt}
end{document}
p1.txt
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: test
@enduml
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You didn't supply a test file, but taking one from the manual...
You can get lua to take a file with the markup, add the latex environment saving to a temporary file and then input (using a temporary file just simplifies the catcode handling)
main document
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage{plantuml}
defpumlfile#1{%
directlua{%
local f = assert(io.open("#1", "rb"))
local content = f:read("*all")
f:close()
local f2 = io.open("#1" .. ".ltx","w")
f2:write("string\begin{plantuml}stringn" .. content .. "string\end{plantuml}")
f2:close()
}%
input{"#1.ltx"}}
begin{document}
pumlfile{p1.txt}
end{document}
p1.txt
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: test
@enduml
answered 9 hours ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
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You didn't supply a test file, but taking one from the manual...
You can get lua to take a file with the markup, add the latex environment saving to a temporary file and then input (using a temporary file just simplifies the catcode handling)
main document
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage{plantuml}
defpumlfile#1{%
directlua{%
local f = assert(io.open("#1", "rb"))
local content = f:read("*all")
f:close()
local f2 = io.open("#1" .. ".ltx","w")
f2:write("string\begin{plantuml}stringn" .. content .. "string\end{plantuml}")
f2:close()
}%
input{"#1.ltx"}}
begin{document}
pumlfile{p1.txt}
end{document}
p1.txt
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: test
@enduml
answered 9 hours ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
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You didn't supply a test file, but taking one from the manual...
You can get lua to take a file with the markup, add the latex environment saving to a temporary file and then input (using a temporary file just simplifies the catcode handling)
main document
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage{plantuml}
defpumlfile#1{%
directlua{%
local f = assert(io.open("#1", "rb"))
local content = f:read("*all")
f:close()
local f2 = io.open("#1" .. ".ltx","w")
f2:write("string\begin{plantuml}stringn" .. content .. "string\end{plantuml}")
f2:close()
}%
input{"#1.ltx"}}
begin{document}
pumlfile{p1.txt}
end{document}
p1.txt
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: test
@enduml
answered 9 hours ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
You didn't supply a test file, but taking one from the manual...
You can get lua to take a file with the markup, add the latex environment saving to a temporary file and then input (using a temporary file just simplifies the catcode handling)
main document
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage{plantuml}
defpumlfile#1{%
directlua{%
local f = assert(io.open("#1", "rb"))
local content = f:read("*all")
f:close()
local f2 = io.open("#1" .. ".ltx","w")
f2:write("string\begin{plantuml}stringn" .. content .. "string\end{plantuml}")
f2:close()
}%
input{"#1.ltx"}}
begin{document}
pumlfile{p1.txt}
end{document}
p1.txt
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: test
@enduml
answered 9 hours ago
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
498k4111441893
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