TexCore

This project is under the MIT License

Texcore is the successor to tex-rs and uses linked lists to help walk and sort elements to either write to tex code or compile to pdf.

To add to your project:

toml [dependencies] texcore = "0.3"

The Compile Feature

To allow this library to be able to run on Windows systems, I have made the tectonic dependency optional and only available under the compile feature. This means that the function, texcore::compile() and ElementList::compile() are hidden under this feature.

toml [dependencies] texcore = { version = "0.3", features = ["compile"] }

Example

```rust use std::path::PathBuf; use texcore::{Chapter, ElementList, Header, Part, Text}; use texcore::TextType::Normal;

fn main() { use texcore::Elements; let mut list = ElementList::new( "Author", "date", "title", 11, "book", false); let part = Part::new("part"); let chapter = Chapter::new("chapter"); let header1 = Header::new("header1", 1); let header2 = Header::new("header2", 2); let text = Text::new("text", Normal); list.push_array(Elements![part, chapter, header1, header2, text]); // Use the compile feature to turn the list into a pdf file // list.compile(PathBuf::from("test.pdf")).unwrap(); // Or to write tex file // list.write(path1, path2 (Optional), split).unwrap(); } ```