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ltximg is a Perl script which isolates all Tikz or
PSTricks related parts of the TeX document into single
pdf file, split and convert in eps/pdf/png/jpg/svg format.
The advantage of "ltximg" is the ability to discuss the
environments that give problems using the "preview" package
as "verbatim" inline (verb|...|) or beginning with %, and
other environments (LTXexample, Verbatim,etc).
The images files are saved in a subdirectory images.
Syntax: perl ltximg.pl file.tex [options]
ltximg create a copy for TeX source whit all PGF|TiKZ|Pstricks environments
and convert all environments into single images (pdf/png/eps/jpg).
By default search and extract environments using (pdf)LaTeX
and ghostscript (gs).
Environments suports by LTXimg:
pspicture tikzpicture pgfpicture forest ganttchart
tikzcd circuitikz dependency other postscript
Options:
-h,--help - display this help and exit
-l,--license - display license information and exit
-v,--version - display version (current 1.2) and exit
-d,--dpi=<int> - the dots per inch for images (default 150)
-j,--jpg - create .jpg files (need Ghostscript)
-p,--png - create .png files (need Ghostscript)
-e,--eps - create .eps files (need pdftops)
-s,--svg - create .svg files (need pdf2svg)
-P,--ppm - create .ppm files (need pdftoppm)
-a,--all - create .(pdf,eps,jpg,png) images
-c,--clear - delete all temp and aux files
-o,--output - create a file-out.tex whitout PGF|TiKZ|PST code
-m,--margins=<int> - margins in bp for pdfcrop (default 0)
-np,--nopreview - create images files whitout preview package
-ns,--nosource - delete all source for images files
--miktex - use --enable-write18 for MikTeX users
--xetex - using (Xe)LaTeX for create images
--latex - using LaTeX for create images
--luatex - using (Lua)LaTeX for create images
--nopdf - don't create a PDF image files (default off)
--other=<string> - search other environment (default other)
--ignore=<string> - skip verbatim environment (default ignore)
--imgdir=<string> - the folder for images (default images)
Pablo González Luengo, 2015-04-21
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