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using-text-to-generate-latex-items

Using a Text File to Generate Latex Items.

Prerequisites

  • A complete install of Python 3.x.
  • The .txt file with properly formatted lines.

Formatted Lines:

Responding to enquiries within the defined scope of the role and redirecting as appropriate
Booking rooms and arranging appropriate accommodations.
Liaising with contacts to ensure consistent administration procedures are followed

You'll notice that periods are optional and each line contains no line breaks.

Setup

  1. Under your USERPROFILE, extract using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main.zip.

Example:

C:\Users\nso89\using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main

Running the Script

  1. Open cmd.exe and change the directory to the using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main folder.

Example:

C:\Users\nso89>cd using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main
  1. Start the main.py script.

Example:

C:\Users\nso89\using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main>python main.py
  1. Suppose the path to your .txt file is C:\Users\username\Projects\using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main\input.txt, just provide the path without the USERPROFILE.

Example:

File Path: Projects\using-text-to-generate-latex-items-main\input.txt
  1. The main.py script generates the output.txt file (the .txt file will be generated in the same folder as the input.txt file).
\item Responding to enquiries within the defined scope of the role and redirecting as appropriate.
\item Booking rooms and arranging appropriate accommodations.
\item Liaising with contacts to ensure consistent administration procedures are followed.

You'll notice that the lines containing no periods, now end with periods.

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