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dangean
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Compile without equations

Post by dangean »

Hey there!

Is there a simple way to skip all equations when compiling LaTeX code? The purpose is a reliable word count in the resulting document, since the word count of e.g. Kile is not working very well.

Thanks!
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Compile without equations

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Hi,

you could use the comment package, but that may require some work.

Stefan
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localghost
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Compile without equations

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Perhaps the texcount script can be useful.


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten
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