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KLatexFormula is an easy-to-use graphical user interface for generating images (that you can drag and drop, copy and paste or save to disk) from LaTeX equations.
Download here: http://klatexformula.sourceforge.net/downloads
The program has two modes, shrinked and expanded mode. Shrinked mode is straightforward, and expanded mode lets you to specify a few options.
You can use KLatexFormula in command-line mode (eg. for scripts)by invoking klatexformula_cmdl executable. Type klatexformula_cmdl --help for more information. A C++/Qt library is also provided.
Documentation can be found at at http://klatexformula.sf.net/doc.
Binaries are also available for Mac OS X and Windows.
Note that the K in the name "KLatexFormula" is there for historical reasons; this program is now a pure Qt 5 application.
I hope this can be useful for someone. I'm not sure of having much time to spend for keeping this application up to date, but I was encouraged to publish it so here it is... :-)
KLatexFormula 4.0.0 1 year ago
See full release notes at http://klatexformula.sourceforge.net/doc/rel-notes-v4_0
KLatexFormula 4.0.0 1 year ago
See full release notes at http://klatexformula.sourceforge.net/doc/rel-notes-v4_0
9 years ago
Release Notes for KLatexFormula 3.3 are available at http://klatexformula.sourceforge.net/klfwiki/index.php/User_Manual:KLatexFormula_3.3_%28Beta%29_Release_Notes.
A full Changelog can be accessed at http://klatexformula.sourceforge.net/klfwiki/index.php/Changelog
swiftscythe
Jan 24 2011
rickdesantis
Oct 01 2010
vonGarett
Feb 22 2010
iseppo
Feb 12 2010
pen2
Dec 02 2009
vonGarett
8 years ago
I would like to know if there is a possibility to add an anti-aliasing option, because I observed that long mathematical expressions are better viewed if I apply the corresponding blur effect after png export with the Gimp.
Thank you very much.
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phfaist
8 years ago
Thanks for your feedback.
Currently already the option -d{Graphics,Text}AlphaBits=4 is passed to gs (maximum antialiasing). However I don't see how I can improve antialiasing through gs (which would be in my opinion the best solution). A possible feature would be to run gs with a multiple of the given dpi resolution, then scaling down the image to the required resolution using a smooth scaling algorithm. Is this what you're suggesting?
Best,
Philippe
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vonGarett
8 years ago
I don't know a lot about gs, but the proposed solution with a smooth scaling seems interesting.
If needed, I can be beta-tester :D
best regards,
olivier
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phfaist
7 years ago
But consider using OpenOffice draw format export, it integrates more natively into your documents; you can also use the new KLatexFormula OpenOffice integration toolbar (see http://klatexformula.sourceforge.net/klfwiki/index.php/User_Manual:Tips_and_Tricks)
Regards
Philippe
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vonGarett
7 years ago
I am pleased to use the new version since this morning, and it works perfectly.
I choose the possibility to export to OOo draw format and the result is really perfect for what I need (and do not).
I will test the plugins you provide asap !
Thanks again for this wonderful software ;)
Best regards
olivier
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nucleas
8 years ago
symlink klatexformula_cmdl works like klatexformula.
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phfaist
8 years ago
klatexformula_cmdl is symlinked to klatexformula because now klatexformula itself suppports command-line instructions. type klatexformula --help for basic help. Basically, you can run either the full GUI, either in batch mode, each time possibly specifying latex input and possibly output file, etc.
Batch mode is automatically activated if a --latexinput or --input option is given.
Regards,
Philippe
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nucleas
9 years ago
yum install klatexformula
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rod
9 years ago
Thanks!
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warlockrf
9 years ago
it is stupid to run MSI under wine... but it works, yeah
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phfaist
9 years ago
klatexformula-3.0.1> qmake
klatexformula-3.0.1> make
and to install in /usr, run as superuser:
klatexformula-3.0.1> make install
For these steps to work, you need the Qt4's qmake to be in your $PATH.
Best Regards,
Philippe Faist
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