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Test for LaTeX dBCode

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crashfrog
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08-17-2011 9:02 PM 		Reply to: Message 18 by Percy
10-20-2009 6:09 AM

Re: LaTeX More Powerful Than I Thought
As a matter of fact:
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http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX
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It's quite exhaustive; the parts you're probably interested in are about the math context.
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http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Mathematics
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Until you bumped this old topic I had no idea you could do LaTex in the new dbCode. Awesome! I learned LaTex two years ago so I could do calculus homework that looked like I was a real mathematician.
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crashfrog
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08-18-2011 9:36 PM 		Reply to: Message 32 by Admin
08-18-2011 5:23 AM

Re: LaTeX More Powerful Than I Thought
Yeah I think it's a bit more in-depth, and gives some better examples. I mostly use it to look up the various non-obvious math codes.
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The problem appears to be that the PHP file_get_contents routine cannot include a backslash in the file string, so I can't fetch a copy to store locally.
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Why do you need a backslash to get at a local file? Is it a Windows filesystem?
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