Arjen K. Lenstra, S. Kliffen, Ruud H. Koning
Abstract
The authors explain how to handle data in TEX documents, in particular, how to avoid ever having to type in { and check! { the same data or text twice. These data may be stored in ordinary (non-TEX) databases, in ASCII les arranged according to the easy T format, or in the TEX document itself. TEX works in plain TEX and is supposed to work in LATEX.
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The authors explain how to handle data in TEX documents, in particular, how to avoid ever having to type in { and check! { the same data or text twice. These data may be stored in ordinary (non-TEX) databases, in ASCII les arranged according to the easy T format, or in the TEX document itself. TEX works in plain TEX and is supposed to work in LATEX.
Key concepts: ASCII, Computer science, Database, Information retrieval, Programming language