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Texlipse is a plugin that adds Latex editing support for the popular Eclipse Java IDE. Key features include: syntax highlight, command completion, bibliography completion, outline navigation and automatic building.
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Hilbert II - QEDEQ
proof verifier for mathematical proofs and documentation generator
In the tradition of Hilbert's program we create a formal correct (checkable by a proof verifier) but readable (like an ordinary LaTeX textbook) mathematical knowledge base which is freely accessible within the internet. Logic and set theory started. -
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LaTeXTaglet is a javadoc taglet for using LaTeX formula in standard javadoc-generated html documentation.
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Experimental browser that natively supports HTML, PDF, man pages, TeX DVI, scanned paper. Annotate with hyperlinks, highlights, notes, executable copy editor markup. [PDF tools for compress, impose, decrypt/encrypt, split/merge have been moved.]
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Generates syntax highlighted HTML for almost all (including ASP,Aspect-J,AWK,C++,C#,COBOL,CSS,FreeMarker,Groovy,HTML,INI,Java,JavaScript,JSP,Makefile,Pascal,Perl,PHP,PL-SQL,Properties,Python,RTF,Smalltalk,TeX,VBScript,Velocity,XML,XSL) languages.
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Bibliography converter. Converts BibTeX bibliographies to Docbook 5.0 bibliography documents. Can be used as a command-line tool, Ant task or as library in other applications.
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Some text parser, that transforms a custom TeX-like syntax into XML. Un parseur, qui produit du XML à partir d'une syntaxe ressemblant à TeX.
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This tool enables you to produce a LaTeX (standard, no extension required) report for database objects (tables, views, indexes, functions, primary/foreign keys, columns, types, keywords, system functions) thanks to the JDBC Api.
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TeXConverter is a converter to parse LaTeX input and create representations of the document in other formats (currently HTML, XDocs(Maven), a specific Wiki-format). Internally a Java object model is used to represent the document, to ease extensibility.
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BibTeXlipse is an Eclipse plugin for managing and analyse bibliography databases. Mainly for BibTeX databases, but will import and export many other bibliographic formats. It's currently in planning phase.
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DOX is a document processing system inspired by TeX, but much more lightweight and simple to use. DOX keeps the source text as simple as possible by replacing obscure formatting symbols and constructs with more "natural" alternatives.
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