IgorTex： bolden font
Qianlix
I hope to add some individual characters with same format to be consistent with the text of the article edited in Latex.
So , IgotTex is better option. but I realise that its capabilities seem limited， or that I'm not very familiar with using it.
•DrawText -0.0391304347826087,0.333778371161549,"abcd \\$WMTEX$ abcd \\ \\ \\ \\textbf{a_{1}} \\ \\ $\\textbf{b_{1}}$ \\ $\\mathbf{c_{1}}$ \\ $\\pmb{d_{1}}$ \\$/WMTEX$"
•SetDrawEnv fstyle= 1
•SetDrawEnv fstyle= 1
The bold canmand did not work in igorTex environment.
Yes, the Igor latex parser is limited, so some commands such as textbf will not work. I wonder, can't you just select the right font and it will look very close even without using latex in Igor? If you tell us which specific expression you want to represent, maybe someone can help with that. Otherwise, you could also use the following package, which renders latex from an external interpreter:
https://www.wavemetrics.com/project/LaTeXPictures
June 13, 2023 at 05:32 am - Permalink
WMTEX only supports plain TeX. But even with using that [1] it does not work here.
[1]: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/401463
June 13, 2023 at 05:56 am - Permalink
In reply to Yes, the Igor latex parser… by chozo
Yes, I have tried this project, however, it is possible that the web server is the reason why it does not always get the desired result.
Even when I go to the website, I still can not download the .png picture.
June 13, 2023 at 06:21 am - Permalink
If you have a local install of LaTeX on Windows and have the initiative to determine what ExecuteScript command is required on a Windows system to compile a LaTeX standalone class document, I will be glad to incorporate the requisite ExecuteScript command in the package LaTeX to Picture as posted here https://www.wavemetrics.com/node/22092. You will be able to configure input commands for the LaTeX local parser so as to have full consistency between your compiled LaTeX article and your compiled LaTeX generated image.
June 13, 2023 at 07:41 am - Permalink
In reply to Yes, I have tried this… by Qianlix
Do you have a good connection to codecogs.com?
Does clicking the LaTeX rendering by https://latex.codecogs.com button open your web browser to that link successfully?
Perhaps it is blocked, or slow.
If slow, you can change the timeout that LaTeX Pictures uses with a Override Constant in your main procedure window:
Override Constant kCodeCogsTimeoutSecs = 60 // normally 30 seconds
June 13, 2023 at 10:37 am - Permalink