Releases: fmilthaler/Thesis-LaTeX-Template
Releases · fmilthaler/Thesis-LaTeX-Template
Thesis-LaTeX-Template v0.2
This release adds:
- more examples of fancy tikz/pgfplots/pgfplotstables
- a nomenclature
- updated Makefile to build/update the nomenclature (iff changes were automatically detected)
- titlepage with optional commands (titlepage is automatically constructed, e.g. w/o a university logo)
- better/tidy preamble setup
- automatic builds on travis
- updated README
Thesis-LaTeX-Template v0.1 (initial release)
This release offers a complete LaTeX template for dissertations (Bachelor, Master, PhD). It does fulfill requirements at Imperial College London, but is generic enough to be useful at any University. It offers a file structure that separates files based on chapters, file type and more.
Most importantly, it uses customised Makefiles that provide similar benefits of latexmk
(automatically detecting changes in references/citations) and recompiles the document if required to update said references. It will make sure to only use the minimum number of compilations to keep the compilation time at a minimum.
The Makefiles also allow for:
- keeping track of your
.bib
files and automatically generating a.tex
file that includes all of your.bib
files into your bibliography, - compiling separate latex files, e.g. standalone TikZ graphics stored in subdirectories,
- determining the word count of your document,
- spell checking with Aspell,
- searching for a certain pattern in all of your
.tex
files.