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csLaTeX

csLaTeX

Welcome to the csLaTeX repository! This repository hosts a curated collection of LaTeX macros tailored specifically for computer scientists. Whether you’re a researcher, student, or industry professional in the field of computer science, our repository is dedicated to providing you with LaTeX commands to optimize your document preparation workflow.

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cscolorthm

The cscolorthm.sty package provides a range of colourful theorem and proof environments for LaTeX documents. It uses the tcolorbox package to make theorem-like structures visually appealing while maintaining readability. Users can easily create custom theorem environments like theorem, lemma, corollary, etc., and various proof environments like standard proof, proof sketch, etc. This package aims to enhance the presentation of mathematical content.

csindex

The csindex.ist file is a LaTeX index style configuration designed for professional formatting of indexes. It defines a two-column layout, groups entries by their initial letter, and uses bold headings for each letter group. Symbols and numbers are categorized and grouped respectively. The file specifies dotted line delimiters between entries and page numbers, enhancing readability. It also switches to a sans-serif font for the entire index. To use, save the .ist file, include the makeidx package in your LaTeX document, specify the style file when running the makeindex command, add index entries with \index, and insert the index with \printindex. This setup ensures a clear, organized index.

csmath

The csmath.sty package furnishes various custom LaTeX commands crafted for computer scientists. Encompassing a wide spectrum of mathematical expressions, number theory, probability and statistics, logic, document structuring, theoretical computer science articles, cryptographic notation, and assorted functions prevalent in the field, this package serves as a useful resource.

cslecture

The cslecture LaTeX package is a versatile tool designed specifically for computer science lectures. It provides a wide range of features to help educators and researchers improve their documents. It ensures that documents are easy to read and visually appealing. It includes various coloured theorem environments for different topics, and users can customize the appearance of these environments to suit their needs. In addition, the package seamlessly integrates with other LaTeX packages to enhance page layout, headers/footers, tables, figures, algorithms, cross-referencing, and bibliography management. With cslecture, creating professional-quality lecture materials is simple and straightforward.

csthm

The csthm.sty package offers a suite of theorem-like environments tailored specifically for incorporation into computer science documents. Featuring theorem, lemma, corollary, proposition, definition, remark, claim, fact, assumption, conjecture, problem, solution, and case environments, alongside bespoke lists and proof environments, these constructs are designed to facilitate the structured organization of mathematical content.

How to Use

Leveraging these packages in your LaTeX documents is straightforward:

  1. Clone or download this repository to your local machine.
  2. Transfer the desired package (csmath.sty or csthm.sty or \usepackage{cslecture} or cscolorthm.sty) into your LaTeX project directory.
  3. In the preamble of your LaTeX document, import the package using \usepackage{csmath} or \usepackage{thmcs} or \usepackage{cslecture} or \usepackage{cscolorthm}. For index style (csindex.ist), read the package documentation.
  4. Begin utilizing the provided commands and environments within your document to augment its clarity and expressiveness.

Contributions

Contributions to this repository are highly encouraged! Whether you have insights for enhancements, bug rectifications, or additional features, feel empowered to open an issue or submit a pull request. For detailed view go through CONTRIBUTION.

Thank you for exploring the csLaTeX repository. These LaTeX packages aim to facilitate and enhance your computer science endeavours. For inquiries or feedback, please reach out. Here’s to seamless typesetting experiences!

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